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When directionless Emma falls for transgender IT technician Mason, her usual barricade made out of lies might jeopardize the true love that she has been looking for.

The story of a self destructive Lawyer, Johnson Reynolds, that hit and run a child, and his struggle to forget, without asking forgiveness.

A strange man attempts to metamorpihize folks of a small town by using words, deeds, and logic - but change can be painful.

An eccentric entomologist tells three dark tales about the creeping crawling insects that burrow through the walls of homes, eat through our intestines, and for some of us, drive us slowly insane.

George Beaman, a fan of It's A Wonderful Life, embarks on a quest to find his way and discover his true purpose for life.

A quartet of young gentlemen, high school friends, who have a rag-tag rock'n roll band, decide to open up a mechanics shop to help fund their quest for fame and glory.

An accumulation of bills and loss of a job place a father, Blake in a dilemma without hearth and home, so a journey begins into the streets of America with his young daughter Natalie to discover some way to survive on six dollars a day.

Eddie and Boo are Tattoo Artists who were just sentenced to ten years in prison due to mandatory minimums. They have 48 hours...Boo has a brick to sell, Eddie has a girlfriend she has to please, and they both have family issues...but there is still plenty of time to party! TattiTude is a short film written by Josh Owens, a Troy, NY native, starring Singer and Model Leah Jung and Tattoo Artist Josh Lyons of Albany Modern Body Art. Shot all over the capital region at McGearey's Pub. Legends Tattoo, Schenectady's City Hall and Jay Street.

Carla, Shayla and Terry have very little in common. Well, except they work at the same dinky college radio station, all three are majoring in Communications, they are broke, bringing about the pressing need to become immediate roommates.

A waitress and her adventures raising a daughter as a single mother in a small town, juggling plates, culture shock, coming of age, synthetic marijuana, and lesbians while trying to pay the electric bill before the lights go out.

An aging gentleman, in search of purpose, begins his ritual of daily activity, walking through his town in a quest for adventure and fellowship and ends up on the cutting edge of crime and adventure.

Colliding forces of repression and sexual curiosity in a small Southern Ohio town foster the disappearance of a young girl, Taylor Feazel. Swept away on a whirlwind of mania, she is thrust back home, everything changed yet still the same. Where is Taylor Feazel?

As if it wasn't bad enough that Summer married a man named Ken and went from being a dignified McClain to becoming an inglorious Gertz, or that she was plagued with a best friend who had a taunting personality that made nails on a blackboard seem serene and calm, or that her favorite guru dietitian on her extra-favorite TV show was recommending salad for breakfast instead of blueberry muffins, and certainly not to mention the fact that her cat, Muffin, seems to have of late developed some sort of detachment disorder-rendering the animal at best demure and at worst, hostile-now a ring of a doorbell and enter Janis...an escaped prisoner from the local correctional facility, who is desperately "requesting" a sanctuary and some time to think. Unfortunately...at knife point.

Forty-six hours after Bradley's body was returned from the war in a casket, Jack and Clara Sorrento devise a plan. Honoring their son, they make the pilgrimage to St. Louis , Missouri , to the Gateway Arch, to scatter his ashes-his last request. But there is more. A plot is conceived in the turmoil of grief to avenge the death of their boy by striking one lethal blow at the villain they both determine is the perpetrator of their greatest heartache. Two hundred and eighty-one miles from their home in White House, Tennessee , the object of their rage awaits. So as the miles melt away and Jack and Clara journey along, sanity surrenders to grief on...The Drive.

When Mao's Cultural Revolution ended, China's door cracked open. Four young, classical musicians seized the opportunity to flee to the West as Classical music was banned. The Quartet began a lifetime adventure - studying with great masters, attending Juilliard, and performing at major music festivals and best classical music venues like Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center and The Kennedy Center. When the Quartet's cellist decided to leave, they invited a young American grad student from New York City's Spanish Harlem. He was a highly praised cellist but also had a New York City "attitude" that the three Chinese musicians had never encountered. In addition to full-time teaching positions, the Quartet now performs throughout the world with a stressful 180-day travel schedule. That schedule, however, has impacted home life. Two of the Quartet's wives are classically trained performance musicians who have had to put their professional careers on the "back burner" to care for the kids and keep the home fires going. Behind the Strings showcases their lives, how they got to the top and the price they pay. And, why China keeps inviting them back to perform their once forbidden music.

Rory is a newspaper man with one famous moment to his credit-he broke the great "Teflon" story. Commissioned by a publisher to gather together former stars and famous individuals to write their stories, he ends up in the wilderness at a camp trying to sort through the riddled pasts of people who have long since moved on.

And See All the People is the story of Pastor Jamison Bellamy, a man of the cloth wearing many hats. A father of two children and husband to a wife in a marriage facing midlife conflicts, he has also become the counselor to an abused wife while balancing the politics and mediation of a local church, complete with opinionated staff and traditional parishioners. The movie is a dramatic, but often comedic look at the odyssey taken by a man of faith-whose faith has seemed to take an odyssey of its own. A spirited film absent judgment and religiosity, And See All the People is a deeper look into a profession that proclaims the "deeper walk."

After humiliating his High School English Class, a Psychiatrist must help Budd delve into the past to move into a new future.