When a reclusive young man named Shawn is forced to care for his estranged younger brother after a family tragedy, he must confront the ghosts of his past and the bitterness that keeps him isolated from the world. Set in a sun-soaked Los Angeles neighborhood, “Shawn” is a raw and intimate drama about brotherhood, forgiveness, and finding hope where you least expect it.

During a cozy evening in their apartment, Curtis and Vee prepare homemade pizza while engaging in playful banter. The night takes a serious turn when Curtis brings up the possibility of having children. Vee, grappling with personal fears and uncertainties about parenthood, responds with a mix of love and hesitation. Their conversation reveals deep vulnerabilities and challenges in their relationship, ending on a note of unresolved tension as they confront their future together.

Sticks And Stones is a dramatic short film that explores the complexities of communication and the power of words. The film follows Jess and Eric, a married couple who love each other deeply but struggle to express their feelings effectively after a break gone bad. The film delves into the idea that words can have a profound impact on our relationships and those around us.

A man grappling with personal turmoil faces his inner demons and the overwhelming pressures of society, embarking on an emotionally charged journey to rediscover his identity and regain control of his mental health. Through this raw exploration, he is forced to reckon with the complexities of love, pain, and the expectations placed on him, leading him to question his place in the world and what it truly means to heal. In crafting this narrative, the filmmakers set out to create a poetic, unflinching portrayal of raw emotion. Stripping away conventional filmmaking structures—such as scripts, shot lists, and predetermined plans—they embraced a philosophy of intentional spontaneity. With no script, the filmmakers allowed the story to unfold through organic, heartfelt conversations, diving deep into themes of vulnerability, connection, and self-discovery. The result is a visceral, unfiltered cinematic experience that immerses viewers in the authentic, often chaotic nature of the human experience, where love and pain exist in equal measure, and healing is neither linear nor predictable.