Ben Cordner

When a man leading a double life is murdered during a secret affair, a troubled detective investigating the case must navigate lies, jealousy, and betrayal to uncover the woman who framed the perfect crime.

A depressed Alexander the Great and a left-for-dead peasant have an unlikely rendezvous, leading to a devious twist of fate for both.

Felling like he has no place in society, a young, idealistic poet retreats into the idyllic California wilderness only to be confronted with news of the end of the world.

Naomi An, an artist turned psychology student, struggles with nonfeeling and processes her past so she can find herself anew.

Bridget, a young single mother, has a son, Barry, who was diagnosed with Leukemia at the age of three years old. Her emotional strength and faith are tested. During this time, she meets Daniel, a worker at the local coffee shop who lends a listening ear as she faces a parent's worst nightmare.

Kelsi doesn't think she could date her good friend Ryan, because they know "too much about each other," but quickly learns there's something he hasn't told her yet.

In order to escape the reality of his depressive state, a man imagines his life as a goofy Seinfeld-esque 90s sitcom. But when the lines between reality and fantasy are blurred, his double life begins to crumble.

In this reimagining of GK Chesterton's novel "the Napoleon of Notting Hill," a book censor in the year 2084 reads a forbidden book and rediscovers what it means to be human.