Daniel Jaffe

When love-addict Lydia (Elizabeth Guest) meets steady and reliable boyfriend Tim (Andrew Leeds), she finally feels she is ready to settle down. But when Tim surprises her with a storybook Christmas-in-New-York proposal, she falls into her old ways, setting the storybook on fire and retreating back to Los Angeles and away from Tim. Heartbroken, Lydia moves in with her parents (yes, all four of them) and tries to pick herself up, but finds bad choices around every corner. In an effort to stop the spiraling, her parents throw a New Year's Eve bash with every eligible bachelor they know. Wooed by everyone at the party, Lydia finds Tim has one more surprise in store. Showing up before the clock strikes midnight, Lydia must wade through this minefield of suitors to prove the one love she is addicted to is Tim’s.

An ominous chain text spreads across the world as Earth’s first hotel rocketship prepares for launch.

A young woman faces a moral dilemma when she witnesses a sexual encounter in a dressing room at the clothing store where she works.

A young woman in a codependent relationship must make a difficult decision after moving into a new apartment.

After the death of her childhood friend Lou, filmmaker Nicole Friedman returns home to find he’s left behind a mediocre script that his family wants her to make in his honor.

A cancer-stricken professor becomes dangerously obsessed with the town's mayor.

What was it like to lose your eyesight at 41? Albert Rizzi, a teacher and life long New Yorker gives us his intense retelling of the experience and what it's like to live it today. Through recreations, opinions, and outings the film catalogs the struggles and beauty of blindness; one in which it doesn't necessarily mark an end. So follow Albert's intimacy and let it take you on a short foray into the life of one hell of a brave man.