Harrison Emmonds

A young couple try to fit in at a local key bowl party, but can't.

Over the course of one night at a women-themed gallery preview, a withdrawn young woman is forced to confront her unresolved trauma when a provocative artwork exposes her best friend, pushing both women to reckon with consent, complicity, and the quiet fractures in their friendship.

An ordinary man gets befuddled by the world around him.

When two people come back from a date, they discover that they both had the same idea of where the night was going.

So many movies, so few characters - Donnie is the unknown face of a popular social media account.

When Gwen arrives at a hotel which was recently the scene of a brutal murder, receptionist Sophie assumes she has met a fellow true crime enthusiast; however, it soon becomes apparent that Gwen’s interest is far more personal.

A luckless thief in deep with the mob scores a score that might just solve their problems, though their contractor isn't their usual clientele.

A couple prepare to take a big step in their relationship, but high nerves lead to surprising confessions.

Wannabe actor Jake Dunham (Harrison Emmonds) finds himself trapped in his own mind by his loneliness. His two imaginary friends 'David' (Craig Pearson) and 'Teresa' (Brad Oliver) are the only people who manage to keep Jake going in life, their friendship frays when Maddie (Juliette Frances Taylor), a fellow actress at the local theatre, attracts Jake's attention.

A man's unwillingness to let her go results in a tumultuous night.

lex is readying to take his relationship with his girlfriend Emma to the next stage, but while awaiting her arrival he finds himself alone with her best friend Charlotte, who may just have romantic ideas of her own.