Toni Nagy

Sibling Sunday explores the juxtaposition of mental illness within the confines of the home vs. inside the walls of an institution.

The Masses is a post-partisan, omni-racial, multi-gender, quasi-radical, multi-sketch comedy short that represents the perspective of the artistic and creative counter-culture that is actually the mainstream.

Jeff and Molly just moved. Their new town is beautiful - but something is wrong with the residents. Or is that just in Jeff's head?

A comedic take on the real housewives series, but commenting on white supremacy and anti-feminist women. Suzy's announcement creates cognitive dissonance among her bigoted, white friends.

Toni makes some new friends inside her own head.

'Searching for Content' is the story of woman trying to stop her brother from losing his mind amidst her desperate attempt to find meaning in her own life.

Good Looking Out - directed by Seth Chatfield

The Only One is a story about loneliness, loss, and longing. How when life becomes too painful, we turn to our dreams of love to save us from the disappointment of reality. The main ...  »

Why does everything in this world have to be so phallic?

Mary finds herself in an unusual predicament. Flooded by patriarchal influence, she must cling to the raft of friendship - and rely on her own will and conviction - to stay afloat.

Valerie has a job to do, but Todd is playing games. And there is something lurking in the night that doesn’t like to lose. With a surreal take on the analog, neon backdrop of the1980’s, Shiny Diamonds follows a religious acolyte on her first night out proselytizing. Valerie has her work cut out for her, seeking to change the status quo amid a culture of toxic masculinity in a work environment that’s anything but familiar.

Sarah and Jason go on a date but have very difference experiences of the night.

Unable to understand why parenting seems like a constant uphill battle, an emotionally exhausted mother who can’t connect with her two young sons courageously confronts the events of her own traumatic childhood.

Valerie has a job to do, but Todd is playing games. And there is something lurking in the night that doesn’t like to lose. With a surreal take on the analog, neon backdrop of the1980’s, Shiny Diamonds follows a religious acolyte on her first night out proselytizing. Valerie has her work cut out for her, seeking to change the status quo amid a culture of toxic masculinity in a work environment that’s anything but familiar.

Valerie has a job to do, but Todd is playing games. And there is something lurking in the night that doesn’t like to lose. With a surreal take on the analog, neon backdrop of the1980’s, Shiny Diamonds follows a religious acolyte on her first night out proselytizing. Valerie has her work cut out for her, seeking to change the status quo amid a culture of toxic masculinity in a work environment that’s anything but familiar.