Counting

Ernie Burroughs cares about one thing: being funny. After graduating high school, he devotes his days to posting videos of his act online, waiting to get discovered. When his dad insists he either go to college or get a job, Ernie offers a compromise: he'll join a youth theatre group. His dad agrees under one condition: he cannot quit. Ms. Reddy, the theatre's charismatic director, instantly senses something special about Ernie and casts him as the lead of her upcoming "group-devised" production. Ernie is thrilled until he realizes the play will be about a school shooting and he will be playing the shooter. Gradually, the play infects his life, his mind and his relationships. He grows suspicious of the world around him, believing that something sinister behind the scenes is manipulating him toward an inevitably violent end.

After a passionate night, Scotty & Josh discover they are on opposite ends of the believer/non-believer spectrum. Can their relationship survive?

A short film about finding a connection in an age of gyms and MP3 players.

A sweet and personal memoir about a grandmother's babushkas and a boy's obsession with long hair.

An intimate portrait of Harriet who lost three of her husbands to terminal illnesses. Using interviews and over half a century of home movie footage, the film explores Harriet's life, husbands, family, and how she survived so much death.

In Part 3 of the Scotty & Josh trilogy, the characters' relationship is put to a final test as they attend a party celebrating the closing of the gym where they first met.