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Using a then proto-type lens that would later revolutionize digital video's ability to have a true filmic quality, Tom's Wife was a monumental achievement in micro-budget cinema. An authentically period drama shot on practical sets in Elgin, Texas, using meticulously selected antique props and costumes, carefully researched colloquial dialogue, and a cast of talented unknowns, Tom's Wife was called "a sincere and austere feature that vividly convey period flavor," by Variety Magazine. The filmmakers diligently crafted a quiet and honest Depression era story of a young woman trapped in an abusive marriage who finds grace in the friendship of her neighbor, and hope in the love of a traveling salesman. Garnering awards at festivals all over the world, Tom's Wife offers a glimpse into the scope of truly independent cinema and will be a joy to watch for anyone looking for a story with heart and dignity.

An EMT junkie, recovering from post traumatic stress after 9/11, is given a portal to save himself from a tragic mistake when he brings home a mysterious antique phone.

Four efficiency experts' plan to murder their boss becomes less than efficient when they discover the pills they used to poison him are expired. The foursome is forced to wait out their boss's slow death in his apartment - going through his stuff and eating his food.