Abby Pierce

When the last factory in a small Rust Belt town closes its doors, an unlikely hero emerges in dutiful, quiet Allery Parkes. A career employee of the factory, the aging Allery can't reconcile how to live a life simply sitting at home doing nothing. Against the advice and pleas of his loving wife Iola, he forms an unlikely friendship with his charismatic neighbor Walter Brewer in order to revive the defunct factory.

Pastor Stewart Whitaker learns his daughter's fiancé isn't a believer just days before their wedding. His clumsy plan to convert him unravels into a funny, heartfelt clash of faith, family image, hypocrisy, and truth in small-town America.

A basketball-savvy teen reluctantly agrees to coach a brilliant but self-centered tech whiz who has lost everything when her startup goes bust and personal life is left in ruins. Discovering that success at her new job depends on becoming a team player in the office and on the company's, up till now, all-male basketball team, she enlists his help in a desperate attempt to save her job and her future-an experience that ultimately changes both of their lives forever.

In Wallace’s world, falling in love means giving your heart away. Literally. With her wedding only days away, Wallace must retrieve her heart from Douglas, her first love, and put it back into her chest before walking down the aisle. But when Douglas reveals that he cut her heart to pieces with a butterknife and scattered it around the city, the ex-lovers revisit their old haunts to collect the pieces of Wallace’s broken heart.

Abby got engaged and broken up with on the same day. And filmed all of it. Part documentary, part bizarre self-imposed Groundhog's Day, this "Docu-Fiction Inverted Rom-Com" blurs the line between fiction and reality and explores our need to cling onto those fleeting moments of loss and joy in our lives.

With time running out, Sweet Tea gives her younger sister a crash course in how to jail: who to trust, how to make bootleg makeup, how to cook. But as the sun rises, one question remains. Does she take the lesson or run?

With time running out, Sweet Tea gives her younger sister a crash course in how to jail: who to trust, how to make bootleg makeup, how to cook. But as the sun rises, one question remains. Does she take the lesson or run?

In Wallace’s world, falling in love means giving your heart away. Literally. With her wedding only days away, Wallace must retrieve her heart from Douglas, her first love, and put it back into her chest before walking down the aisle. But when Douglas reveals that he cut her heart to pieces with a butterknife and scattered it around the city, the ex-lovers revisit their old haunts to collect the pieces of Wallace’s broken heart.

In Wallace’s world, falling in love means giving your heart away. Literally. With her wedding only days away, Wallace must retrieve her heart from Douglas, her first love, and put it back into her chest before walking down the aisle. But when Douglas reveals that he cut her heart to pieces with a butterknife and scattered it around the city, the ex-lovers revisit their old haunts to collect the pieces of Wallace’s broken heart.

In Wallace’s world, falling in love means giving your heart away. Literally. With her wedding only days away, Wallace must retrieve her heart from Douglas, her first love, and put it back into her chest before walking down the aisle. But when Douglas reveals that he cut her heart to pieces with a butterknife and scattered it around the city, the ex-lovers revisit their old haunts to collect the pieces of Wallace’s broken heart.

Abby got engaged and broken up with on the same day. And filmed all of it. Part documentary, part bizarre self-imposed Groundhog's Day, this "Docu-Fiction Inverted Rom-Com" blurs the line between fiction and reality and explores our need to cling onto those fleeting moments of loss and joy in our lives.

Abby got engaged and broken up with on the same day. And filmed all of it. Part documentary, part bizarre self-imposed Groundhog's Day, this "Docu-Fiction Inverted Rom-Com" blurs the line between fiction and reality and explores our need to cling onto those fleeting moments of loss and joy in our lives.

Abby got engaged and broken up with on the same day. And filmed all of it. Part documentary, part bizarre self-imposed Groundhog's Day, this "Docu-Fiction Inverted Rom-Com" blurs the line between fiction and reality and explores our need to cling onto those fleeting moments of loss and joy in our lives.

Sweet Tea's first day out after serving a 5 year bid unravels fast: an awkward boyfriend, a wild welcome home, and a parole officer who reminds her that her freedom is conditional.