Celine Tsai

A young bride's wedding night turns into her worst nightmare when her ridiculously rich in-laws force her to play a gruesome game of hide-and-seek.

Newly appointed CEO of Robinson Tech, Wes Robinson, is looking for new ideas to boost the company's sales. Vivian Blair, a program developer, shares a dating algorithm she has been working on called My Perfect Match. Wes sees potential and an opportunity to turn the company around and launches the service. When the pair is challenged to use My Perfect Match themselves to find love, this algorithm shows some interesting results.

A woman deals with the toxic water scandal in Flint, Michigan, and the effect it has on her family.

It may not be the happiest of circumstances but two childhood friends, Maggie and Finn, have come home and are reunited in Love, Alaska. While starting their lives again and dealing with their pasts, will these two get a second chance at love?

A wealthy and popular entrepreneur hires Chance Hazelton, owner of a struggling shop called Gifts by Chance, to help him organize a perfect proposal for his girlfriend.

April Chen, a Chinese-Canadian tech prodigy, is accused of plagiarism by an unrelenting teaching assistant and must fight to prove her innocence in a secret trial held before an academic tribunal.

Alexa and Natalie are embarking on a life-changing journey with the help of a new and controversial drug that promises permanent euphoria. However, the drug also takes away their ability to communicate through language or process any information. With only six minutes left before the drug takes effect, the two best friends and former lovers must ask themselves if a perfect goodbye is possible.

Alexa and Natalie are embarking on a life-changing journey with the help of a new and controversial drug that promises permanent euphoria. However, the drug also takes away their ability to communicate through language or process any information. With only six minutes left before the drug takes effect, the two best friends and former lovers must ask themselves if a perfect goodbye is possible.