Unbound (Director Sarah Moshman / Short film / biopic / drama / 9:55): "Weeks before giving birth to her first child, Dr. Anna Fisher is chosen for a mission to space. Although the decision to go is easy, Anna is faced with the difficult intersection of motherhood and ambition on the way to her dream.
Inspired by a true story, this short film is set in the 1980's and follows the NASA Mission Specialist who paved the way as the first mother in space."
A Mother is Born (Director Sarah Moshman / drama / 11:49): In the first three months of the sleep-deprived, surreal, and emotional haze of being postpartum, a writer tries to make sense of her new identity as a mother.
I Wanna Be Single with You (Director Rahel Grunder / comedy / 9:50): "
When a scarred but not scared woman sets out to look for 'The One' in the aftermath of a breakup, she discovers that the dating game feels more like musical chairs and decides: Why settle for one when she can have a dating orchestra?"
Sunkiss (Director Dice Rose / drama / 10min): Teenage best girl friends decide to go on a dangerous joyride with two older men and their lives are changed forever.
Saturday Ritual (Director Sydne Horton / Dramedy/Coming of Age / 12:24): Cammie’s relationship with her soccer mates is put to the test when a psychic reveals a hidden truth.
Good Grief (Director Ash Blodgett / Dramedy / 8:29 minutes): In search of closure, a young woman attempts to spread her father's ashes on a remote sea cliff but an unexpected encounter leads her to the only person who might just understand her grief.
Korean American Witches Society (Director Michael K.y. Yip / Drama / 13 min): A lonely, anxious girl wishes to save her cancer-stricken father and befriends the granddaughter of a Korean shaman. Together, they create a secret witchcraft ritual, which leads to unexpected consequences.
CPA (Director Gabriela Revilla Lugo / COMEDY/ACTION / 9:32): Three undercover federal agents working in the world of hip-hop discover they’ve been unknowingly investigating each other—but none of them is willing to reveal the mix-up and return to their desk jobs empty-handed.
While I'm Still Living (Director Layla O'shea / Drama/Family / 6:42): A father and son struggling with the trials and tribulations of Alzheimer's find connection and solace in an unlikely place.
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