The epic journey of a man coming to understand his homosexuality is set against the formulaic Hero's Journey in this satire of an English Studies Educational film, complete with narrator and host.

"How much does love have to hurt before it is not love?" is the question that plagues Antonio as the past demons of domestic violence resurface at the hands of his partner, Kirk. Antonio hides his physical and emotional pain from his all-knowing mother, Cynthia, who suffered such a tremendous amount of abuse at the hands of Antonio's father that Antonio became a nurse to heal pain that he could not heal as a child. Antonio is jolted out of his denial by one of his patients, Michelle , who is also, a frequent victim of domestic violence. While Michelle does not consider herself a victim, but as simply part of a couple that "loves hard and fight hard", a critical incident involving Michelle at the clinic forces Antonio to confront his own situation and reevaluate the "magic and tragic" of his life with Kirk before it is too late.

An autistic man fascinated by the paranormal struggles to balance the microcosm of his universe: a witchcraft-obsessed mother, an enigmatic best friend, a blunt truck driver auntie, and an unexpected love interest he meets at the cemetery. It's a midlife coming-of-age horror story of demons both literally and figuratively haunting the lives of all the characters.

Bryce takes us through a day in the life of a photojournalist and introduces us to the faces of TV News (Sally Colombo and Craig Rainey), an overzealous gung-ho nut-job (Marc Daratt), a sexy but insanely livid brunette (Nikki Young) and an intelligent, responsible sensible reporter who doesn't belong in the news (Pamela D. Hardy)