Murder, From a Point of View

Ezra, determined to solve the case of The Swedish Mafia Twins, goes undercover to put them to a stop once and for all but soon has to face the consequences of such a risk.

When detectives Clint Madison (Beckett Lundgren) and Adam Pierce (Zach Cooke) face the consequences of their actions and must temporarily give up their badges, they feel incomplete. That is until they meet Sketchy Guy (Francis Bolton), who gives them insight about a crime boss and asks for help. Clint and Adam must decide if disobeying the police department’s rules and risking their entire future is worth doing.

A man named Sully is living his best life until his day takes an awful turn and starts to repeat itself. Sully has to figure out the truth and ends up having to face a difficult decision.

Sean loses “the love of his life,” so in a desperate attempt to win her back, he writes a love letter explaining the pain he is going through and why he needs her.

While playing charades, a boy is confronted with a difficult decision and is torn between desire and loyalty.

Nearing the final debate for the US presidential election, candidate Donald Bushes discovers the ability to reset the day. Bushes tests the structure of reality while manipulating the day to gain more popularity for the election, leading to serious consequences.

It's Andy's last night in Portland, and he is struggling with the fear of saying goodbye to the people, places, and memories that shaped him. The film is a love letter to his city, his friends, his family, and the joyful and painful experiences that made him who he is