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A lonely graveyard-shift doorman has his life magically transformed after meeting a beautiful, free-spirited cab driver.

The Cocksure Lad Movie is a feature-length musical comedy about four English lads who come to Canada and learn what it means to be a band.

Jake is an unhappy school teacher whose childhood scars are not merely skin deep. Jake's life is upended when his shifty, rogue of a father, Leif - an absentee parent and a man who best days as a travel writer are well past him-- insists that Jake help him with his next project, a book about Algonquin Park. Agreeing to a temporary arrangement, father and son arrive at the long-neglected family cabin in the woods, a tranquil backdrop to their fractious relationship. But bickering and bad feelings are soon cut short by an unexpected tragedy Laying his father to rest along with the man's many secrets, Jake decides to finish the book as a gesture to the father he barely knew. Back at the cabin, Jake's work is interrupted by unexpected visitors: a mother and child. Carmen and Iggy are revealed to be grieving members of Leif's secret family. For Jake, this deception seems to be the final straw. All he wants to do is pack up and leave. However something stops him. Iggy, just an eleven-year-old boy, has an uncanny amount of information about an event from Jake's childhood involving a horseshoe that he views as pivotal in his life and for the book. Can these two brothers, having just met, come together on an unlikely quest that may just help them both find what they're looking for and so badly need? Algonquin is a story about family secrets, second chances, and discovering the bonds that connect us through our families having nothing to do with luck.

Newlyweds Catye and Jason have it all: looks, excellent jobs, and a great big mortgage they can handle no sweat. There's only one hitch-they haven't consummated their marriage. Do Not Bend is the story of what happens when two people try to replace reality with a fantasy that is the opposite of their wildest dreams.

The Last Bang explores a loving but tumultuous relationship between a grandson and his grandfather. One morning, grandfather, Max Solomon, 88 years old, invites his grandson, Benjamin Pinter, 29 years old to his apartment for a talk. To Benjamin's surprise and revolt, the conversation turns bizarre when Max asks Benjamin if he'll be a good grandson and take him to an escort agency for the last time. Benjamin, who feels he'd be disrespecting his grandmother if he appeased his grandfather's request, tells Max a firm no. After a feeble attempt on Benjamin's part to offer an alternative to his grandfather's objection, he eventually succumbs to Max's request. Max's relentless pursuit of his "LAST BANG" and Benjamin's neurotic, morally conflicted perspective merge for the conclusion.