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Daniel, a charismatic slacker, needs a lifeline. Sam, his reluctant drug dealer, provides "lines" of a sort, a new drug cocktail called a "Screwdriver." Pharmaceutically aided, Daniel comes up with a grandiose solution to his impending eviction: start a religion. Dragging Sam into his speed-fueled scheme, it seems as if Daniel's dreams of fame and fortune may actually come to fruition when the beautiful Anikka, a powerhouse of positivism, enters the picture. Can Sam get his monster back to the lab before someone gets hurt?
Cranes
Jason, a young science teacher, is hired to help Barbara, an agoraphobe, with her irrational fears of the physical dangers of the world. But Jason is dealing with his own deep distress - his wife’s infertility is linked to their genetic incompatibility. This unlikely pair wades into the emotional waters of love, death, and parenthood, coming to terms with the cost of fear - and the inherent gamble that is life.
Martha Hackett and Taubert Nadalini as Barbara and Jason in Cranes.
I See
A government conspiracy obsessed man, Matthew, believes that “someone” has been on his computer. Was it the N.S.A.? His beleaguered wife, Karen? Based on the computer search history, can even she be trusted? Karen tries to convince Matthew to abandon his insane behavior and salvage their life. But just because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean they’re not out to get you.
Birds Do It
Susan makes what she thinks is a perfectly considered life decision – she doesn’t need sex anymore. But tell that to her husband, Jim, who thinks that the sun rises and sets on his wife. Susan thinks “open marriage” is the solution, but Jim believes it’s really her way of dumping him. He must find away around it and outsmart her, but how? Enter Carey, a beautiful, younger woman who might just make Susan jealous enough to stop this train-wreck – or send the whole thing careening over the cliff. And when Susan meets a young Adonis, her confusion and panic mount. Is she really over sex? Or is it something else?