Jack McMahan

Two young grade schoolers talk about life and such over the course of one day.

Jill has just finished her first year of college and is home for the summer. While keeping old friendships, and creating new ones, she finds that there are certain attributes to her family she wants to shy away from.

When Tommy Robinson leaves Matt home for the weekend to take care of his dog, Matt grows increasingly more isolated. Meanwhile, Nola is forced to face traumas from her past, caused by a recent death in the family.

Matt is a man, just broken up with. Tommy is a failed actor at a dead end job. Nola's father has just passed, bringing up unwanted memories. All three stories intertwine to create an impactful drama revolving around dog sitting for the week and the resolution that comes with it.

After a petty robbery gone wrong, Birdie must own up to the consequences of his actions in one night.

Four friends confide in each other over the final weeks of Summer in hopes to fix severed familial ties, strengthening the bonds between them in the process.

After the events of Faded Colors, both sides of the spectrum are dealt to deal with the aftermath.

After a series of events, a Bellhop and his first customer, Chuck must find Chuck's girlfriend and help him propose.

In 1959, personal intrigue leads a journalist to a small North Carolina town to investigate a mysterious organization with roots as far back as the 18th century. The dealings of this organization are as much a mystery as the true identities of its members, each being named after a different color.

When two inmates, Lloyd "Bunny" Madison and a mysterious mute escape prison, the Warden, mayor, and their film partner pursue to hunt them down. Meanwhile, a retired cop, John Grover, goes after the case of the missing inmates for his own satisfaction.

Shot in one take, we follow a kid who is late as he rushes to arrive somewhere, bringing along with him an important delivery.

A man follows around a lineup of sentient food into the wilderness.