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- Sarah Duncliffe is pregnant and suicidal. She is married to a man she does not love, stalked by an abusive ex boyfriend, and haunted by a dead girl who stares at her with a bloated bluish face and sad, questioning eyes. After a mishap, Sarah is instructed by her doctor to stay in bed. Begrudgingly she does. That is, until a strange older man moves in next door. A man with black teeth and an odd habit of sneaking into Sarah's yard to steal weeds. Emboldened by curiosity, Sarah sneaks into her neighbor's yard - only to be locked inside a greenhouse. After she breaks a glass pane to escape, she cuts herself and faints. Sarah wakes and learns the neighbor had treated her wound with a strange herbal ointment and brought her to the hospital. Eventually Sarah gets up the nerve to introduce herself to her next door neighbor. They form a fast friendship and, when Sarah sneaks a look into his picture scrapbook, she discovers an amazing secret. He's the same age in nearly every picture - pictures that span decades! Sarah discovers than her next door neighbor is over two thousand years old - a drifter with amazing stories and life experiences. But what is the secret behind his longevity and why did he enter her life when she is at her lowest point? When Sarah's husband goes away on an unexpected business trip, her ex boyfriend shows up at her door. Even though Sarah and her ex are now married to other people, in a moment of weakness they had a one-night stand several months ago. Doubting that Sarah would want to sleep with her loser husband, the ex suggests that he is the father of Sarah's baby. When Sarah coldly rejects him, her ex becomes enraged. Later that night, when Sarah's ex spies her sneaking over to her neighbor's house, his anger and jealously is uncontrollable. Events escalate to a violent confrontation that mortally injures Sarah's ancient next-door neighbor and puts Sarah and her unborn child in peril. Sarah Duncliffe - once a young woman who welcomed death - must now choose to fight to survive. BLESSID is a dark preternatural tale about two strangers who come together to find the beauty and purpose of life, and that forgiveness begins within oneself.
- Tangled 8 is eight adaptations of the same script. The film explores the ways in which people of diverse social backgrounds, races and age manage grief through its different phases. Originally conceived as a single short film, director John E. Seymore re-imagined the piece as an anthology feature, based partly on the musical concept of variations on a theme. The script remains largely the same, but the action, visualization, situation and sound vary greatly with each new vignette. Finally, Tangled 8 is a film about film. It pays homage to John Ford, Woody Allen, Peter Greenaway and other filmmakers who have created the visual and thematic language of modern cinema.
- See what happens to a misplaced genius when he stumbles into a career as a very special, very discreet detective to a vulnerable minority(aka, The Stoner Nation). Whom, after all, is a pothead to turn to when he has lost his stash or misplaced his purse? The police? A crime lab? CSI? No - not any of them. They turn to Aaron Krumm, a former MIT genius in String Theory, now blackballed with a felony drug conviction. Without a science lab in sight, and using only his wits, humor and intuition, Aaron solves the mysteries before him. That is, if his own Mother or his Probation Officer don't get to him first.
- In the summer of 1972, two young women on vacation find themselves at the hands of a mentally unstable photographer trying to create the ultimate portfolio of human emotion. When Sara and Zoe arrive on the small vacation island, they meet a family also staying on the island. Michael and James seem to be the only prospects around but they along with their mother, Gwynn, have returned to the island to close and sell their vacation home after suffering from the loss of their father. Gwynn is a long-time friend of the owner of the house, Christine, that Sara and Zoe are staying in. Christine is the grandmother and guardian of a young, socially awkward man, Delan, who takes his photography very seriously. His attempts at showing the other side of emotion through his work lead him to capture more than just a photograph.
