Julie Clark

Billy is a teenage outcast in search of his life's true meaning. Day by day, he slaves away at the local burger joint, only to return home to a paraplegic father, whose own dreams of happiness have faded away in an alcoholic haze. Nonetheless, Billy tries to bond with his delusional father, but cannot break through the many layers of pain and regret that surround him. Frustrated, Billy longs to escape the dead-end existence that has engulfed his father, and now appears to be closing in on him as well.

Cid is dumped by his girlfriend on the evening of their 15th anniversary due to his failure to propose. One year later, Cid is still reeling from the break up & deals with the social stigmas of being in your 30's and single. In his struggle to find his identity outside of a relationship, Cid balances the influences of Myron and Shannon, a happy married couple, & Manolis, a devout anti-monogamist.

An exhausted and under-appreciated Dana Langley leads a funeral that doesn't seem to end.

This gripping end-times drama follows the people in a small Arizona city in the aftermath of a national disaster. When a nuclear bomb is detonated in New York City, survivors across the country are forced to confront their hopes, fears, and faith. Not knowing what could happen next, they deal with the mounting tensions in various ways. Their intimate, intertwining stories intensify the drama of frantic phone calls, chaotic traffic jams, relentless news coverage, and tragic actions until they realize how precious life is and that God is the only hope for mankind.

Oliver finds himself stuck in a routine of mundanity and existential musings. However, his life takes a transformative turn when it intersects with Emmas. As their connection unfolds, her ability to uncover beauty in the simplest moments impacts Oliver in unexpected ways.