Taylor Goodwyn

New York, early 1960s. Against the backdrop of a vibrant music scene and tumultuous cultural upheaval, an enigmatic 19-year-old from Minnesota arrives in the West Village with his guitar and revolutionary talent, destined to change the course of American music.

On the last day of summer, a 10th grader chasing his first kiss, a college freshman seeking one wild night, and a football star afraid of intimacy cross paths in a story of friendship, love, and coming of age.

Sadie, a translator who struggles to find the most accurate translation of words, tries to clarify her own emotions and visions as she helps Parker, an indie videographer, to translate her documentary.

AI engineer Sam grieves her late girlfriend Joy by working nonstop. Experiencing paranormal activities, Sam finishes her AR goggles as guided by a mysterious line of code. To her gleeful surprise, Sam sees Joy through the goggles. Reunited, the couple goes on an adventure to check off everything on their bucket list. As the morning light caresses her face, Joy glitches and fades. Against the rising sun, the couple kisses one last time, reminiscing the fleeting eternity. Opening her eyes on the grass, Sam finds herself alone again, unsure if the memories were real.

On a girls' night, two girls converse about a kitchen leak, weaving their shared creativity into an unfinished novel's ending. Amid their imagination, real life troubles and reflections intertwine. A mysterious phone call may eventually provide the sought-after answers.

Jaswant & Lucy’s plans to move out become emotionally charged.