Zach Rineer

As Doe Town gears up for its Annual Smile Contest, the uptight and vain undefeated champion (Pete Gardner) spirals out of control when a gifted box of chocolates unleashes his uncontrollable Sweet Tooth (Tony Award Winner Marissa Jaret Winokur).

Alice-Heart is an aimless college student residing in Philadelphia. She aspires to be a famous writer but drops out of school in her last semester of senior year on a whim. Immediately cut off from her disappointed Filipino mother and dumped by her studious boyfriend, she finds that she has to pay bills on her own for the first time. Distraught, she takes solace in her neighbor Tony, a self sufficient freelance photographer. Tony encourages her to pursue her passions and hold onto her friendships. With this in mind, Alice-Heart navigates the beginnings of adulthood and combats “adult baby” allegations along the way.

Two friends find themselves in the life-threatening crosshairs of a merciless shooter while taking a detour through New Mexico.

A Father on deathrow escapes prison to see his Daughter and Grandson one last time.

A man addicted to visiting his memories wrestles with a promise he made his father when he was first diagnosed with Alzheimer's.

What starts as an undesired move to the town of Dewey Beach for the summer, slowly defines prospective law student, Clarice's, outlook toward life as she navigates work, relationships, and music through her job at the local dive.

A revelation involving Demo CDs causes the already strained relationship of a mother and her son to degrade further as pent up secrets are exposed.

During a writing retreat, an undermined member of an indie rock band discovers a connection to a supernatural presence.

Rose was up all night dealing with two equally annoying pests—a horny boyfriend and a squeaking mouse that has somehow managed to climb into her bedroom ceiling. With her mother across the country attending a distant relative's funeral, Rose is home alone, and her boyfriend George is eager to capitalize on the opportunity. However, when Rose finds out that the mouse giving her a migraine scampered under her bed and ate a bag of her marijuana edibles, she and George must decide its fate.

Ellis and his friends break up, fall in love, and sell postcards.

An insecure, status-obsessed man spirals into obsession and sabotage after a charming guest calls him “short” at his surprise birthday party.

Nearly two years after an apocalyptic event, resources have become scarce as friends, Drew and Patrick, raid homes in hopes of finding food and supplies.

After multiple restless nights at college, freshman, Adam Manwell, begins to have a recurring dream where he is in an infomercial for a sleeping medication and is being terrorized by the spokesman, Dennis. When Adam starts seeing a student that looks identical to Dennis in real-life, he begins to lose his grip on reality and not know what is actually happening and what is in his head.

An impressionable college sophomore finds her friend group in chaos when an older actor moves in.

After a traumatic event occurs, friends, Drew and Patrick, must decide what their next move is in a desolate world post-outbreak. As the boys go further into their journey, they reflect upon what they have lost along the way and continue to drift apart.