Sam Grossman

When an artist's work is destroyed, she struggles to come to terms with her perceptions of herself as a painter.

Tensions rise amongst three slacker friends when one of them gets a job.

Aussie comic Aaron Chen riffs on the absurdities of life in the U.S., from New York City sidewalk riddles to unexpected news sources, with deadpan wit.

Against all odds a pair of best friends attempt to get weed for a party they were invited to.

Mitchell pays for a service where actors can act out his hypothetical scenarios so that he can prepare himself to ask out his coworker Angie, but he soon learns that he may not be up for the task.

After an emotional falling out with their partner, Riley is forced to stay at their friend's house for a few days. Leaving in a hurry, Riley forgets their phone charger and contemplates whether they should return to grab it or stay away for good. CHARGER explores the grip technology has on modern-day relationships and knowing when unhealthy habits are no longer sustainable.

Aimless 20 somethings Payton and Morgan attempt to navigate their interpersonal relationships following a tragic accident.

A struggling artist desperate for inspiration visits a museum in attempt to find the “perfect” piece she believes will reignite her creativity. When she fails to find it she becomes paranoid, believing that the museum staff, her gallerist, and the entire world are conspiring to prevent her from being the great artist she knows she can be.