Gil Zachodin

A man parades through New York City, feasting his wandering eyes on various women. After passing an eerie hidden garden, he enters at the sight of a mysterious woman named Erinyes. He progresses deeper into the garden with no sight of Erinyes or a way out. Helpless and haunted, the man realizes too late that he has become prey to a supernatural force, bent on his suffering.

"BRokeN StRangER" introduces us to Marlow on the ledge of a high-rise apartment building as he prepares to jump and commit suicide. His tremendous despair is caused by untreated bipolar disorder. But before he can end his life, Marlow is discovered by a visiting filmmaker, Josh. Their honest interaction reveals that Josh has a good friend, Chase, with the same condition. And that the right medication can transform emotionally crippling mood swings and delusional thoughts into a satisfying and productive future. Marlow is ready to learn more and his life is instantly saved.—David Rabadi

After being disturbed by a shift of stability in the Broadway world, theater director Wyatt Haven takes it upon himself to prevent the emerging wave from a young auteur, leading a new dawn at play for both sides.