Morals & Status

A struggling couple decide to play the "Couples" game of "We're Not Really Strangers", which will determine the status of their relationship. The game will either strengthen their relationship, or break it.

Emmett is a 16 year-old boy living in a foster home with his 17 year-old brother Will. Their feelings towards life are jaded, but they handle it in different ways - Will chooses to walk the straight and narrow path, working hard in school and at his day-job. Emmett, however, chooses a different path - one that introduces him to the world of organized narcotic crime within the small town they inhabit. ​After Emmett wrongs the local crime-head, he’s caught in between the judgment of his brother and the danger of the life he’s chosen. With everything on the line, Emmett must choose whether to run from the damage he’s caused, or lean into the chaos that draws him in.

When a mysterious outbreak turns his best friend into a frenzied creature, Felix must confront his worst fears and embrace survival instincts as he is faced with a gut wrenching task.

Enter the life of Abraham Green, a tormented young painter with a curious perspective on art and time.

Mia has to retake her work ID photo and is running late but the only thing in her way is herself.