Ruby Green

Three sisters come of age within a strict evangelical community in rural Oregon.

Lizzie doesn’t believe in vampires—until she becomes one. Burdened by a new kind of thirst, Lizzie realizes that men on dating apps are easy prey … but the more she feeds, the emptier she feels. Thirst Trap is a horror comedy about the isolation of modern dating and the value of connections forged beyond a screen.

Martine Syms blends recreations with home movies from the life of Brent David Freaney, a lifelong pop girlie who was once, as vintage camcorder footage reveals, a Deep South teenager obsessed with outspoken The Real World: New Orleans castmate Melissa Howard. RW-LO is a nostalgic—and surprising—inquiry into what happens when people start being celebrities, and they stop being real.

Inside the control room of a traffic light, three operators get to know each other as the new guy begins to learn the tricks of the trade.

In the heartwarming story of "Ruby," an unconventional friendship blossoms between a spirited Catholic school girl and a quirky nun as they support each other through the challenges of life and sexuality. Together, they bring about change in a system that has been resistant to new societal norms.