Charlie Polinger

A socially awkward tween endures the ruthless hierarchy at a water polo camp, his anxiety spiraling into psychological turmoil over the summer.

Overwhelmed by guilt after an intense affair, Emma returns home to her family hoping to reconnect with her husband.

A noblewoman's exile leads her twin to assume her identity in a plague-sealed medieval kingdom. As she navigates deadly court intrigue with her daughter, she questions whether safety behind castle walls is worth the price of brutality.

An anxious and ungainly teenage boy struggles against bullies, puberty, and his fears of mortality when his parents send him to a summer water polo camp.

DR. RANDALL & SONS' TRAVELING MEDICINE SHOW is a psychological Western that follows William Randall, a closeted sixteen-year-old who works as coin collector for his respected father’s traveling medicine show, pushed to the sidelines as his younger, more charismatic and masculine brother, Dylan, is both the show’s main attraction and the source of their father’s pride. But as the Randalls traverse the cholera-stricken, Wild West terrain, and as William continues contorting his sense of self in an attempt to gain his father’s favor, he psychologically spirals, torn between embracing the vulnerable side he believes will keep him sidelined, or resorting to a misguided sense of strength that might turn into violence.

Recovering from a broken leg, a romance-obsessed loner finds herself swept up in a passionate long-distance love affair. Richard is perfect in every way, except that he may be a scammer.

Kansas City 1959: When Andy's boyfriend leaves, Andy goes on a trip to confront him and discovers his lover's double life.

College student Fred, wakes up totally hung over after having blacked out the night before. When his roommate, Jacob, brings him breakfast, revealing that Fred came out the night before, Fred goes back into denial, despite Jacob’s acceptance of Fred’s sexuality. Will Fred finally accept the truth about himself?