A short documentary that highlights how life affects and informs the writing process and outcomes of working musician Tori Elliott-Gingerich as she completes her upcoming album Each Time She Goes. Meant to shed light on how creativity persists through personal tribulations the film weaves through Tori’s life as she navigates her music career, a separation from her husband and caretaking for her mother who was recently diagnosed with Alzheimer's. We see how it all affects her writing process and how the lines between personal and professional life blur as an artist.

When Andrea Reid's twin boys are diagnosed with autism at age two, she leans on her unwavering faith in God to navigate the challenges of single motherhood, emerging as a passionate autism activist dedicated to advocacy and awareness.

“Interesting Things Matter To Interesting People”
Intriguing founder of the Museum of Interesting Things in New York City fights to save his traveling exhibition of wonder to preserve its legacy for future generations. His story of overcoming obstacles, finding his true calling and dream of leaving a lasting meaningful legacy.

THE ISLAND: Live Without Dead Time is an intimate feature documentary following filmmaker Chelo Álvarez-Stehle as she films her husband Mark Stehle’s final years while confronting terminal illness. As Mark pursues treatment between Barcelona and New York, handcrafted stop-motion animations bring his stories to life, illuminating fear, forgiveness, and acceptance. The discovery of a letter from J. Robert Oppenheimer to Mark’s father uncovers a legacy of inherited trauma, transforming a chronicle of dying into a moving story of reconciliation, rebirth, and living fully in the shadow of mortality.

Rose, twice widowed, secretly opens a business to prove to her family and friends she's a successful and important woman, and instead discovers her true gifts, her real worth, and best of all, love. Some say life begins at 50; for others it takes a little longer - Love blooms for boomers.

When a karaoke performance awakens a buried childhood memory, dive-bar owner Andy is forced to confront his past and accept responsibility for actions he believes changed the trajectory of his family forever.

After losing his job, his wife, and a reason to exist; Guy, a former accountant for a scandalous corporation, faces his demons through a tape-recorded piano lesson left in his father’s will.

After meeting with his father’s lawyer, Guy, a former accountant fired for fraudulent accounting, receives a collection of audiotapes marked as his father's will. He discovers the tapes come together to form a piano lesson his father recorded. Determined to play through the piano lesson and engage with the art form his estranged father seemed to care about more than anything, Guy not only comes to terms with his resentment towards his father but also finds a new outlook on himself.