A shore film about the suburbs.

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

Josh loses heat in his house and with his girlfriend.

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.

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

It’s a quiet rainy evening at a 24-hour flower shop, and the mild-mannered clerk Freddie lays out mousetraps around the store to stop an evasive vermin that has been eating all the merchandise. At the same time, he gets anxious when his favorite regular customer, Mrs. Calloway, a quirky but loving old woman doesn’t arrive to pick up her arrangement on schedule. Passionate about his customers and the shop, Freddie must protect the flowers while dealing with the critter and the increasingly unusual people that come by at these strange hours.