The Father, the Son, and the Horny Spirit - A coming-of-age story about a boy named Henry and his relationship with his father, religion, and his intrinsic desire to live a different kind of life. The story follows Henry's life at church where he escapes long-winded sermons through vivid daydreams. As he ages, his creative explorations fade and Henry faces a pivotal choice: continue down his father's path or restore his childlike humanity.

Miss Arlene - After a bullied diabetic boy befriends a quirky elderly baker, their unlikely friendship blossoms in the kitchen. Which takes us to a heartwarming story about the healing power of friendship, the joy of discovery, and the recipe for finding your passion-one whisk at a time.

Always On - After moving into his parents' basement, Bronson Somatz deals with his breakup the only way he knows how: impromptu therapy sessions in the back of an ice cream truck, escapes to his ever-devolving daydreams, and a whole lotta Tennessee whiskey.

Margaret the Brave - A recently-divorced professor of mythology tries to inspire his teenage daughter with a fairy tale on the night she leaves home to live with her mother, but considering the state of the world- it will take more than fantasy to reach her.

Deja Vu - Ben, a solitary artist, has been experiencing vivid moments of déjà vu involving a woman named Dani — starting first in his dreams, then increasingly in his waking life. As the experiences grow more intimate and often disruptive, he searches for clues and meaning, only to encounter another man living with the same phenomenon. Their meeting reframes Ben's understanding of love, memory, and loss, as Déjà Vu quietly explores the ache of holding on to something that may never have truly existed.

RUN TIME: 120 min