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Everyone has a family, but not every family has everyone. In "The Will to Live" Follow the Wright, family in reverse order, as Angela, eldest daughter to Dorothy, takes charge of the finances and the family since the passing of her father, seven months prior.

The story begins with four aspiring writers who have just hired world renowned writer, editor and teacher Leonard for a 10 week seminar to teach them how to be better writers and help their careers along.

The year is 1958 and Evelyn and Thomas are happily married. Well, happily might be a stretch. Their two friends come to visit: Amelia, fresh from a divorce, and Edward, freshly kicked out of the military. They’re forced to confront their secrets as their dreams become intertwined with reality.

Songwriter Steve Altman takes you a musical tour of Atlantis & Vine, a fabled bar he has conjured up in his mind that is one part America and one part Atlantis.

A slice of life story that follows a day in the life of co-workers at a high end clothing store in New York City. We watch as they manage to do just enough work to not get fired, but not too much work that they're distracted from their dreams.

A Hollywood supernova - imploding. Also - a ferret.

Sales on Hollywood Blvd. Written by Kathryn Fielding explores the eye opening experience of a young woman, arriving in Los Angeles and entering the office temporary workforce for the first time with all it's comedic complexity, to come up against the office diva affectionately known as Saleszilla.

An immersive western whiskey tasting.

Mixed Asian American (predominantly Japanese American, and part Cuban American) artist, Orchid Cameron's is sick of being hyper-sexualized in the media, and no matter how much she tries to look innocent, is treated like a sex object regardless of the straight A's and church girl insides.

Stylton Hertz asks : What if we could step outside the ego and live life differently. Blending humour, heart, and humanity, Styton Hertz explores grief, loss, and acceptance through surprising new perspectives. Original music by Alex Dara.