Bye and Bye offers an offbeat take on grief and letting go.

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Diane Collier, a woman of the 90’s who has achieved almost everything a career woman could want, is stricken with a terminal illness that even her good credit cards cannot protect her from. As she balances denial and acceptance, she tries to “hold on” to her world through indulgence in sex and chocolate and consumption of material goods while trying to make peace with her father after years of self-imposed exile. Her father, a painter who never forgave Diane for going into the commercial art field, tries to welcome her back, but their personalities are on a crash collision course, and he is unable to be the willing ear for her secret, that she will soon die. The image of time slipping by is accentuated for Diane when she meets a wise clock-shop owner who rents her an apartment near her parents’ house, while a mysterious angel, a cherubic little girl appears to Diane alone, calling her, inspiring her to paint a portrait of the angel and to face her destiny. Friends and family are not enough to lead Diane to acceptance of her fate, and she becomes kleptomaniac in an effort to hold onto it all, culminating in a bank hostage crisis. Once her father realizes that he has held onto his own dreams for Diane instead of letting her explore her dreams, he relents and tries to assist her in “stealing” her life back. But it is the little angel who finally leads her to the tides and the realm beyond.

• Julie Fergus (Director)
• Billi Sarafina (Writer)

17 year old Melody has to make a decision that will affect the rest of her life.

• Bryan Tan (Director)
• Bryan Tan (Writer)
• Justin Suttles (Producer)
• Jesse Scimeca (Producer)
• Justin Torrence (Associate Producer)

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• TD Lind “Main in Black”
• Audrey Deitz “Mary”
• David Coppage “Farmhouse Couple”
• Melissa Coppage “Farmhouse Couple”

Based on the true-life story of a 20-something writer who’s been inspired by the movies of actress Sally Kirkland since childhood, he gets up his courage to take the leap to move from his small town in Maine to Hollywood and pursue his career dreams. In a chance meeting with Sally the week he arrives, she hires him on the spot to be her personal assistant and so much more.

Through the compelling interviews of the lead prosecutor, the defense attorney and the police chief, “Guiding Light” tells the story of a young teen (Polly Hannah Klaas) in a small town in America who was kidnapped from her bedroom during a slumber party while her family was in the house. In “Guiding Light”, India Mitchell, a teen growing up in the same town thirty years later brings a fresh perspective and highlights the importance of the legacy of this case to the continuing endeavor to keep children safe.

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Four wildly different co-workers arrive and get ready for the morning meeting. However, their thoughts are on anything BUT work. These are their inner resentments, insecurities, worries, and feelings.

• Sean Ryan (Director)
• Sean Ryan (Writer)
• Sean Ryan (Producer)

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• Sean Ryan “Cpt. Michael A. Taxiarch”

John’s life has lost meaning, and each day blends into the next without bringing him any joy. His dementia is getting worse and holding on to the few memories he has left of his life is getting harder as the line between what’s real and what’s imagined is blurred. John’s perception of himself starts to change as his obsession with a memory keeps him up at night and becomes a catalyst for a new beginning.

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Academy Award-nominee Abigail Breslin presents:
As Easy As Closing Your Eyes.

The story of a grieving mother who battles her addiction to a black-market drug that gives her life-like dreams about the son she lost.

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Shortly after receiving a vintage radio as a birthday gift from her husband, Julie begins to hear mysterious coded messages. As she struggles to figure out the meaning – she also has to convince her dismissive husband Roger to believe the ominous warnings.

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“Rattled” is a portrait of Lizzie and Henry, a couple in their thirties navigating the harsh realities of infertility. Lizzie, vibrant but worn down by societal pressure to conceive, and Henry, a tech workaholic silently wrestling with his role in their predicament, face escalating tensions fueled by a series of miscommunications. This film ventures into an unsettling exploration of gender roles, the often-overlooked facets of modern conception, and the powerful impact of miscommunication.

Set against the backdrop of a generation aged 35 to 45, “Rattled” captures the zeitgeist of those navigating the delicate terrain of delayed marriages and childbirth. It delves into the whispered fears of infertility that permeate daily lives, reflecting prevalent anxieties surrounding fertility. The film is a poignant reflection of the shared vulnerability that haunts this generation, inviting audiences to confront visceral fears tied to fertility.

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The (mostly) true story of the greatest jazz drummer you’ve never heard of (Chick Webb) who stumbled upon a 16-year-old singer and nurtured her into a legend.