Cadia Greene

When Annie, a young ecology student, finds a mysterious and inexplicable organism, it becomes the new focus of her life. In doing so, she pushes away her relationship with Lionel, a boy who would do anything to be with her. After the organism escapes, Annie and Lionel will have to set aside their differences and find it before the unknown creature takes a more literal hold on their lives.

Desperate times come to desperate measures. When dealing with his insatiable greed, conniving thief chester traps a crew of desperate individuals in a mansion robbery doomed for failure. When a creature is on the hunt for new prey, what will a homeless veteran, a family man, and a student drowning in debt do to defend themselves?

During Ramadan, a questioning graffiti artist finds unexpected guidance from a scrappy and street-wise vagrant, leading him to transform his rebellious art into an act of spiritual reconciliation.

Beverly has a secret. And it’s not that she’s hopelessly geeky or obsessed with 80s movies, those are obvious. Beverly has a crush on her best friend, the catholic guilt-ridden Mina. When Mina is asked to the prom by hunky quarterback Jason Collins, Beverly is forced to put her fantasies aside and find the courage to tell Mina how she really feels- even if it means losing her forever.

When her daughter brings home her newest boyfriend, Annie must grapple with her inability to ensure the best for her daughter despite her efforts throughout her daughter’s young life.

When party planner Trevor Gofursh sees his twin sister in a toxic relationship, there's only one thing he can think of to save her... until it ends with a deadly game of cup pong.

When Nick Corsano finds himself in an explosive situation, Chris is the only one that can come to the rescue.

In a world destroyed by a nuclear apocalypse, 18y/o Lenny relies on his vlog camera for companionship, but his serenity is shattered when a mysterious woman threatens to take his precious batteries, the only thing keeping his camera—and his hope—alive.

A woman stops herself from boiling a lobster alive when she empathizes with the family it may have left behind.