An awkward, struggling actor walks dogs and haunts the improv jam scene looking for his break while also trying to stay clear of a tormenting bully, until one fateful day at the dog park he’s forced to confront all his fears at once.
A group of friends set out to film a short and simple shot for one of their films. But it’s slowly revealed that it wasn’t going to be as easy as they thought.
After attending their friends’ perfect wedding, Christine is forced to consider the future of her own relationship when her hopeless romantic boyfriend Alex proposes. When Christine is unable to say yes, Alex makes it worse by giving her an ultimatum: either get engaged or break up right now.
What is art and what makes an aritst? A civil conversation takes a dark turn as two friends argue their case.
A silent lady clown just wants to get off. She finds herself juggling dignity and desire, while bumbling through the absurd world of modern dating, sex, and reproductive health.
Dating is hard. Especially when you’re married. Nothing is what appears to be in this short romantic-comedy about two people who find each other on a very special dating app. You just can’t trust what you read anymore.
Married writing team Minsun Park and Teddy Tenenbaum took a break from their usual horror fare to tackle a comedy about romance in the age of apps, starring Emmy-nominated Michael Muhney. Teddy directs from a script written by the team.
“Michael Muhney’s Unconventional Short Film, “Sidepiece.””
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He wants one thing… she wants another. Who’s got the sharpest tool?
After announcing their divorce, an elderly coupleʼs break-up sex is interrupted by their daughtersʼ efforts to save their parentsʼ marriage, leading to an emotional – and farcical – afternoon for the whole family.
Newlyweds, Abigail and Chris, head to a family dinner and Abigail quickly finds out that honesty is not always the best policy.
Alicia is on her ninth date with Steve, and it’s going well. A little TOO WELL. Luckily she has the ladies on the other end of the hotline.
