Ashna Sharan

A family rents their home to unsuspecting tourists to satiate the monster that lives in its very walls.

Amidst the chaos of her daughter’s 10th birthday party, Asha must face her estranged mom who shows up unannounced bearing the ultimate gift.

In Orevwa — Haitian Creole for “goodbye” or “until we meet again” EJ, a young gay Haitian American barista from South L.A., is doing everything he can to care for his ailing grandmother while keeping his own dreams alive. Searching for stability, he enrolls in a CNA program, where he meets Jordan, his confident and irresistibly charming instructor. As sparks fly between them, EJ must navigate the pull between love, duty, and self-discovery. Orevwa is a heartfelt, romantic dramedy about saying goodbye to who we were and daring to embrace who we’re becoming

Two sisters who tragically lose their father now attempt to bring their estranged mother back from a coma by getting into her mind by finding and using a machine a that interfaces across multiple dimensions.

After a woman is assaulted by a mutual friend, she struggles to communicate with her best friend about what happened, leading to tragic consequences.

A life changing event leaves Jackie dealing with a loss of control, while questioning her own sanity in this supernatural thriller.

After a woman is sexually assaulted by a mutual friend, she struggles to communicate with her best friend about what happened, leading to tragic consequences.

With the help of her girlfriends, a young woman weighs her options when her parents force her to have an arranged marriage.

The intrapersonal fragility of a psychologist's life is revealed as she helps others navigate through the issues in their own lives.

Andrea is wallowing in her misery after a bad breakup. Meanwhile, DJ Krillz is playing hot new beats in the world of virtual clubbing due to COVID-19. Andrea is pushed out of her element and thrown in to the world of zoom clubbing by her best friend, Dylan.

After a fight with his single mother, a Korean American teenager struggles to understand his role in the family as he sets out on the streets of Los Angeles with his little sister.

Marital Rape Is Real is a short film adapted from several published essays on marital rape by Shanon Lee.

Sullen teen Melanie's unexpected trip home from swim practice takes her on a bumpy ride toward adulthood.

After the unexpected loss of her father, Priya returns home to her estranged mother, where the two struggle to reconcile their different views on grief, mental health, and LGBT+ relationships driven by both a generational and cultural divide.

25 years younger than her husband, a woman's world is turned upside down when her husband's college classmates come to visit.