Mya Van Dyk

Roberta must finish her art school thesis amid an anthropomorphic crisis of self-actualization in Northern Ontario.

When her village is inadvertently destroyed by an ever-earnest gentle giant, Gran, the lonesome town matriarch, will have to let her guard down if she ever hopes to befriend the hulking construct and rebuild what has been lost.

Dying Talib races across an ocean of limbo with his grandfather in a desperate attempt to live again.

A monkey steps out of a bar to get some air, grappling with the harsh nature of existence.

A butch lesbian is accosted by a manifestation of their Catholic-school-going, homophobic, younger self.