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WMMFest is an annual mini-film festival by the LA film collective We Make Movies. We'll be showing short films from our Los Angeles and Toronto communities of over 4000 filmmakers. Go to wemakemovies.org/wmmfest for film and screening information.

A struggling artist becomes an unpaid nanny to escape homelessness. To survive the humiliation, she splits in two: grateful caretaker Kayla and Alektra Hex, a pop dictator alter ego. When the performance becomes unbearable, she refuses to stay small, even if it means burning down everything.

Overly attached GenX Sapphic and former Lesbian Avenger rises up after fascism grips America and targets the LGBT community. Steeped in the internal conflict to stay and protest amidst the fall, she rallies her queer friends to research asylum. Nostalgic for the '90s, they face it together.

Sue and Carol are lifeguards. But when your job is to watch, when do you actually get to live? And what are they waiting for? A sign of danger? Maybe that’s just what they need.

Mrs. Representation explores the stereotypes we see on TV of women: the housewife, the cheerleader, the Asian side character, and the bold lesbian thrown in for laughs and shock value. What if they all met up for therapy sessions? Follow these girls as they fight to create their own narratives.

A working actor who aged out of playing teens and turned to drag (Dino Petrera aka Trita Wright) and a 42-year-old struggling actress (Keri Blunt) each answer what it means to be (or not to be) a performer in an industry designed to erase them. Directed by Caitlin Norton Wyatt, with Mikki Hernandez.

Harmon has made a career out of infiltrating extremist subcultures in America. His multimedia show brings such horrors as beautiful baby contests, Christian Punk, and a hidden camera show with OJ Simpson. Hilarious!” Howard Stern “A comedy force to be reckoned with.” *****Edinburgh List

2 women with dreams to ruin the world, a not so special tween, a motivational speaker on the edge, a killer beautician and a gossip columnist that becomes a cautionary headline are just a few of the whacky characters you will meet in this colorful sketch show written and directed by Nina Childs .

One person, multiple delusions, and the thin line between brilliance and mediocrity. A witty examination of self-delusion, the success we imagine, and the failure we achieve. Jim McCaffree thinks that being a national treasure is the road to self-acceptance, but it's the highway to hell.

Following a family tragedy, Ben seeks solace in his childhood friend Andrew and his fiancée Lilly. But with Ben comes emotional baggage, toxic behavior, and a stubborn worldview that tests the couple's patience and threatens their relationship. A play about your unwoke friend.