Peter Mazzucco

Following an awards ceremony, the ungrateful winner encounters an eager photographer who seems determined to get the perfect shot.

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A Filipina transplanted to NYC, Karen is a transgender woman battling daily with psychologically tumultuous, painful and debilitating gender dysphoria. Her only solution is to save enough money to pay for sex reassignment surgery. But when her beloved mother reveals that she needs life-saving surgery of her own, Karena;s existence is thrown into further turmoil. If she pays for her mother’s procedure, Karen will spend every cent that she has saved. Out of options, Karen is forced to make a fateful and dangerous decision in the hope that she can both fulfill her dream of womanhood and save her mother’s life.

Johnny has cookies to sell, but somebody might want them a little too much..

Laid off due to the viral illness sweeping the globe, Byron is barely holding his life together. With eviction looming and his marriage crumbling, he takes a job as a midnight courier at a pandemic hotel for the unhoused, hoping to scrape together enough cash to keep his family afloat.

Weighed down by his deadbeat father and unrelenting financial debts, Joss is forced to sink deeper into a criminal underworld to escape his burdens. As the line between his two lives thins, Joss frantically begins constructing an escape from his sins he commits before they swallow him whole.

In the not so distant future, the war on drugs is considered a failure. Prohibition has ended. A group of friends risk their relationships and sanity, to create the perfect new drug.

Four teen groupies kidnap their music idol Shea, for fun only to find themselves at the mercy of a manipulative psychopath on a deadly mission to settle old scores.

Fifteen years after a young man disowns his infant son, fate brings father and son together in a deadly street fight that'll alter their lives forever.

A film that explores the unspoken issue of LGBT domestic violence. It distills the tensions between classes in society, the plight of immigrants in Canada, the double-edge of charity, and the transference of violence from people’s fetish and fear.

Jessy is a17 year old girl struggling with her identity and sexuality in 1990 suburbia. She lives with her father, Ted and older sister Amy, but the only one who would understand how she feels is her mother, whom is no longer there. With the help of her family and friends, Jessy realizes that the only way to overcome her insecurity about who she is and what she wants is to JUST SAY IT, even if saying her truth may alienate her.