Kyle Owen

Bone Barrel

Are you ready to rumble? The Bone Barrel Crew are going to break backs and bottles while trying to figure out what they are doing with their lives. The dynamic duo of Mike and Jordan are thinking about their future while the walking hurricane, Ben, can't cope with being left behind.

Zebra Hooves

A hypochondriac heads to the Wisconsin Dells to get out of his head and relax. He's instructed by his doctor to record video diaries of his anxiety symptoms, but soon finds something sinister in the Midwestern air -- his own demons and a bad time.

Firework

Two slackers embark on a relaxing getaway over the 4th of July weekend only to find the seclusion slowly chipping away at their sanity.

Leech

The trials, tribulations, and trolls of a Youtuber who calls himself The Dark Lord of Loves Park.

Loomis Drive

A girl on the phone with her best friend watches a movie when something unexpected happens.

Keep The Change

A stand up comedian pulls a dine and dash in hopes of luring the owner of the restaurant to his show.

The Long Weekend

Two brothers, Mike and Nick, go on their annual camping trip while grappling with the death of a close friend. The grieving process forces them to confront obstacles in their personal lives and the isolation tests their relationship like never before.

Last Summer II

Sequel to PRT I

Do Not Disturb

Jordan searches for meaning, while unintentionally reuniting with his old friends and old life.

The Monster Within

Since 2012, The Harlem Veteran Project has dedicated their time to recording and preserving the stories of American Veterans. Through this process the students have learned the long term impact of war on individuals and the community. In 2016, the Harlem Veteran Project students took an extended look into the impact war had on veterans, Jim Thew and Alex Feggestad. During this journey the students learned the reality of war and Jim and Alex experienced the power of healing through oral history.

Because I Love You

A man goes through therapy.

My Friend Ingrid

In 2018, Carole left a voicemail to the Harlem Veteran Project. In the voicemail, Carole stated that she wanted to document the remarkable life story of a senior citizen named Ingrid. Ingrid was born in Schnaittach, Germany, and she grew up during WWII. Ingrid’s story reveals the hardships she endured in WWII Germany and the challenges she faced while pursuing peace for herself and her children. Through Carole’s passion to document Ingrid’s story, Carole’s own struggles are revealed and a unique friendship unfolds between the two women.