Eric Jewett

During the decline of the Wild West, a former outlaw named Henry McCarty is living a quiet life on his ranch in the mountains decades after faking his death. However, when he is suddenly greeted by Danny Murphy, an ambitious young gunman with malicious intent, Henry is forced to accept that his legacy will forever burden him.

An 8-year-old girl with PTSD runs away from a foster home to confront her violent, deadbeat dad, and to piece together the fractured memory of her mother’s death.

Leisel is a college photography student preparing for her final gallery. However, her world quickly changes when her diva-minded friend Finley steals her concept and presents it as her own. Her friends Rosalie and Beau turn a blind eye, leaving Leisel defenseless to Finley's actions. Desperate to regain her project and place in her friend group, Leisel confronts Finley about her behavior. Finley won't hear it, and the girls become locked in a bloody battle for dominance.

When visiting his hometown to try and get back on his feet, a recently fired and overly competitive insurance agent joins his sister’s club basketball team to help them beat their rivals.

Workers at the restaurant “Benny’s Bistro” find a world-renowned food critic dead, face first in his last meal. The workers recount where they were during the shift to uncover who among them is to blame.

Indigo, a lone female gunfighter, is trapped in a toxic relationship with her employer Eliza Astor: the wealthiest woman in the west. Eliza contracts her to threaten local farmers with the decision of selling their land to her or facing death by gunslinging. One day Indigo gets hired by a local Mexican girl, Clementine whose family was threatened by Eliza, to teach her to shoot. Over the course of the training Indigo begins to fall for Clementine and she must decide if she is willing to risk her freedom by believing in Clementine's skills or returning to her old life.