Lauren Elizabeth Harris

The story follows Mira and K, a queer couple with their relationship on the rocks, living out of their van in the Chicago area. As a last ditch effort to escape their desolate life, they plan a bank heist in the small town of Worden, Kansas. However, executing a bank heist amidst a crumbling relationship yields tougher than they thought. As Mira and K adjust to small town living, they realize they must confront the failings of their relationship or lose everything they’ve got left.

As San Francisco’s tech boom gentrifies their city, three young black trans women decide to take matters into their own hands, staging an audacious heist targeting the city’s most exclusive luxury brands.

Young Reinaldo is fascinated by flamboyance, but his mother has been the main influence of machismo in their Latino household. When we see Reinaldo as an adult, his mother persists on having a straight son attend an upcoming wedding, which causes much of his distraction at work. That is until he interviews Claire, a candidate whose valuable professional experience goes unnoticed by Reinaldo until she strikes him as a great candidate to get things done in the office. More importantly for Reinaldo, she's a way to fulfill his mother's demand for him to attend an old family friend's wedding with a woman.

When introduced to her fellow nun's family, Sister Flora questions her romantic relationship with Sister Muriel and her devotion to God.

Meet Aaron. He has his MFA degree in acting. He is in debt for $114,000. And he's never been paid to act. Yet!