Jake Robinson

A film about being on the phone.

What’s a better way to ring in a five-year anniversary than sharing three layers of cheesy admiration, sizzling hot passionate ground beef, all grilled to deep perfection in Taco Bell’s new Grilled Stuffed Corazon-a-rito?

In August of 1965, the following film screened with an unexpected interruption from a mysterious stranger. Ever since, this is the only film that the projector will play.

An aging mother finds herself at a moral crossroads when a birthday card is sent to her by mistake.

A struggling actor claims to be the illegitimate son of a celebrity to get ahead in Hollywood.

Once Upon A Time, a brave little hero wished to become King of LA to avoid paying her parking tickets. But the evil rulers of LA thought this wasn’t a good movie premise. So begins a triumphant battle of imagination versus facts, through real and imagined versions of tinsel town. And with the help of a grizzled cellmate, an Abraham Lincoln impersonator, and a magical toilet bomb, you can decide for yourself if she wins in the end. (Based on a true story)

After a devastating break-up, a guilt-ridden amateur singer seeks solace through a series of encounters with prospective partners.

An aging widower attempts to make good with his estranged daughter by selling the time he has left.