A cynical consultant from New York and a dispirited writer from Los Angeles randomly meet on a Chicago park bench, beginning a memorable, trajectory-changing night together.
A suburban firefighter’s labor union finds itself under a different kind of fire when the Village Mayor announces he’s privatizing their department to save money. What results is a five year long legal battle with the potential to change labor law for the entire country.
The story of the girl behind the number. ‘Twenty’ follows Emily, a homeless ballet dancer undertaking a potentially life-changing audition. In the audition room, identified by the auditioners as the girl wearing the number twenty, Emily is graceful and poised. Still, in the real world, she struggles to find somewhere to sleep, let alone focus on her artistry.
She thought getting pregnant would be easy. Then she started trying.
March, 1941, the St. James Theatre in New York. On the eve of opening night, a difference of opinion over a single page of the script threatens an impasse between two literary giants of the 20th Century. As rehearsal continues around Richard Wright and Paul Green, led by the mercurial Orson Welles, the ensuing argument – delving into race, class, politics, and personal story – seems destined to dissolve the writers’ friendship.
A lost soul desperately clings to her romanticized fantasy of happiness and empowerment, only to find it all rapidly dissolving into the murky void of reality.
A young man takes a look back at all the ups and downs he’s faced, and struggles with the guilt he carries from holding his mother back in life. A narrative short told through movement and spoken word.
A man. A woman. An afternoon that could make all the difference.
A young man struggles to communicate with his stroke-afflicted father, and at the same time, stay true to himself.
Following the sudden death of their mother a pair of estranged siblings must revisit their family home and fractured relationship.