Rosie McDonald

Happy Gilmore isn't done with golf — not by a long shot. Since his retirement after his first Tour Championship win, Gilmore returns to finance his daughter's ballet classes.

When Beth starts to spiral over receiving the wrong stroller at her baby shower, her three childless girlfriends try their best to sympathize.

On the final night of summer at Camp Emberpine, a group of teens enters the legendary all-night treasure hunt they've spent years dreaming about — only to discover the game has become something far more dangerous than anyone imagined.

Maddie and Grace just broke up. As Maddie packs her things, memories from their relationship come flooding back.

After suffering a profound loss, travel journalist Anna sets out to Martinique on a work trip meant only to further deflect her untended grief. While profiling locals for the piece, she is met with unexpected openness that sparks an honest reflection of her own life. Blending the lines between documentary and narrative, A/way focuses on the accomplishments of the people Anna profiles in Martinique, which builds on Anna’s own journey in accompaniment, pushing her to examine her own path forward. Is this all there is, or is there another way?

After the sudden and violent death of her estranged sister, an actor leaves Los Angeles and returns to her hometown in search of answers.

A short film.

When Beth starts to spiral over receiving the wrong stroller at her baby shower, her three childless girlfriends try their best to sympathize.

Maddie and Grace just broke up. As Maddie packs her things, memories from their relationship come flooding back.

After suffering a profound loss, travel journalist Anna sets out to Martinique on a work trip meant only to further deflect her untended grief. While profiling locals for the piece, she is met with unexpected openness that sparks an honest reflection of her own life. Blending the lines between documentary and narrative, A/way focuses on the accomplishments of the people Anna profiles in Martinique, which builds on Anna’s own journey in accompaniment, pushing her to examine her own path forward. Is this all there is, or is there another way?