Jessica Orcsik

Jennifer Haywood, a high profile actress, moves to the Gold Coast to start a new life for her daughter, Natalie, and herself. She brings with her a colourful household: her boyfriend William; Lilly, the nanny; Doris, the cleaner; and Mopsy, the dog. Life seems almost perfect until her ex-husband Jack is cast as her lover in the series in which she is currently starring.

HER and SHE are secret lovers living in New York during 1915. HER decides it's time for them to part ways, leaving SHE devastated. SHE begs HER to explain her actions before they part. Trying to break through HER’s stoicism, SHE does her best to clarify why she remained in a loveless marriage. SHE blames HER for lacking emotion and for forcing an outcome that HER doesn't really want. HER struggles to feel anything but numbness. A feeling that HER has become accustomed to in her marriage. Can SHE break through the walls HER has built? Can SHE make HER understand how important their love is? Can HER feel enough for SHE to risk it all? Can HER hide her pain? Do they actually even know what’s happening? Is SHE’s pain real? Has this relationship been transparent? It turns out to be quite the enigma.

A young lesbian struggles to envision her life apart from her partner, while finding solace and acceptance within her grief.

A young lesbian struggles to envision her life apart from her partner, while finding solace and acceptance within her grief.

After a hunter mistakes a teenager in costume for an animal and pulls the trigger, one friend desperately tries to go back for him. The other drags him away from the scene. In a single moment, a friendship can be shattered forever.

Margot is a young girl with big career ambitions. After falling pregnant, she is torn by her choices. Surrounded by her two best-friends, Jane the conservative Catholic who believes abortion is a sin, and the rebel Jo, who knows a doctor who can perform a back alley abortion; Margot is pinned by her friends polarizing views. AFTER ROE FALLS is a deep dive into life after Roe vs Wade and different political, religious and personal beliefs on the heavy topic of abortion and the poignant question, why shouldn't women have the right to choose?