Written by Dan Borengasser
The struggle between good and evil might be quite different from how it's commonly portrayed.
Written by Greg Lam
If you’re on a first date, it’s always good to have someone in your corner.
Written by David L. Williams
A studio executive is having a problem with Martin, a screenwriter he has under contract. Martin has written a remake of a movie that should never be remade. The one problem? It's a great script.
Written by Seth Freeman
A single “offensive” word, displayed in a public place, roils a community, and the court case that follows sparks strong feelings about language, law, sex, ethics, and the myriad complications that words, in a variety of contexts, can create in our lives.
Written by Alex Wilkie
A freak stage accident has left a Shakespearean actor with an unusual way of speaking. As he prepares for a blind date, he informs his best friend that being his "wing man" may be challenging. At first, his date is put off by his stylized language, but "all's well that ends well."
Written by Martha King De Silva
Two lifelong friends on a cross-country road trip have a fateful encounter in a Pittsburgh Motel 6.
