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- One afternoon in a grocer store, Stella and her younger brother Hansel are forced to endure their mother's inappropriate outbursts - Stella escapes in an imaginary, magical-realist world. But eventually Stella must draws the line showing her mother that she is no longer willing to take the abuse standing still. The embarrassing incident proves to be the opportunity for a new beginning for 12-year-old. Drawn from the classic fairy tale, Stella's symbolic act is an unusual expression of her coming of age.
- Franklin has been institutionalized most of his life, Doctor Murray has been treating Franklin for more than 35 years. Dr. Murray having developed a fatherly relationship with Franklin decides to release him to have the chance to experience some quality of life outside the Asylum walls. The Doctor does not realize the gravity of his decision. Heaven is Empty is a film about an insane man's struggle with reality. We follow Franklin as he tries to grasp his own version of the truth and are given access to his twisted views and skewed perceptions. This film is touches on the consequences of a Doctor decisions when he let's his relationship with his patient dictate a grave decision. This film gives the audience a front row seat to the climatic insanity of a Doctor and patient as their relationship evolves into the chaotic fulcrum of their actions. In order to accomplish the story of Franklin's fall from reality, Heaven is Empty employs alternate visual styles as the audience is pulled through different perception of reality. Together with an astonishing use of color and sound to magnify the weight of the story, the audience will be met on sensory fronts throughout the journey.
- A time-strapped student moves into his uncle's vacated home to write a thesis paper. Eighty-six cups of coffee and one misread pill bottle later, finds him in a hallucinatory debate about life and death with snarky plates and saucy cutlery.
- When Ray (Jeff Smith) is promoted to the special operations of the elite police force, he witnesses first hand their brutal tactics. But when he turns to his close friend and fellow 'deathsquad' officer, Markus (Louis Lapat), for help in getting off special ops, he finds himself alone. When the force sends a squad to eliminate Ray, his only resort is to turn his gun against the other officers.
- Vito has been sentenced to four years in prison for a crime he insists he didn't commit, while his lover Angelique promises to wait for him. They strive to keep their relationship alive despite their separation, but while Vito is in prison their love affair exists solely in written letters. Vito endures the brutality of prison life quietly, and hides from Angelique the harshness of his life behind bars. Angelique accidentally discovers money and documents that Vito has been hiding and she slowly unravels a series of clues that lead her to a grim discovery. Meanwhile, Vito is torn apart by guilt over his lies, and under the advice of his fellow inmate and friend 'Thor' he makes the commitment to come clean with Angelique. But he's too late. She has discovered the truth - that Vito has lied about his involvement in his 'father's business'. He returns home after four years to discover that she has learned the truth and everything that is dear to him is in jeopardy.