Mary Leeholland

Twenty years after the disappearance of her daughter, a recovering alcoholic is preparing to host her family's Christmas celebration when her estranged ex-brother-in-law arrives unannounced, bearing nostalgic gifts and a heavy secret.

A coming of age story told through the eyes of a young girl whose family spirals out of control after they decide to live off the grid.

A comedy short film about the bond between two sisters and the marriage that comes between them.

With a prized scholarship in sight for two academic rivals, the final dinner with their Head Mistress will reveal the winner before the evening is over.

"The story is about unspoken connections...those delightful moments where you're in the world and you connect with a stranger energetically...your mind wanders and you think in the moment that a person could save you, or wreck you or cradle you and you don't even care which one because you crave the connection so badly. But still you walk on, continue on your day, with your life but you carry this brief, human moment in your heart long after it passes. Sam and Annabelle are both edgy, they both have a sort of disheveled way about them that's both endearing and dangerous. They say everything with their eyes and they are artists to their core. I see the girlfriend as polished and gentle, kind and a nurturer, which is ultimately what Sam needs. Could Annabelle have taken her place? What if they would have talked to each other? All the what if's that leave us guessing but ultimately things work out in the end as they should, and there's comfort in that."

As Lucy grieves the death of her childhood best friend, Mia, she finds herself in a dream where the old friends meet again. Mia challenges Lucy to make a decision in which Lucy must choose to "wake up" or hold on to the dream that she cherishes so dearly.