Manhattan Film Festival

Mia Foreman is a music manager who lives in Vermont and attempts to manage not only her own personal life but also a few complicated and zany musicians in this light comedy.

Flanders, 1916. Tommy Tull, a young West Indies recruit, flees a violent mission in the forests of Belgium. Exhausted and terrified, he encounters Finn, a mysterious Irish officer, who takes him to an isolated cabin and takes care of him and suggests joining forces to ensure their survival. Over the next few days, the two form an unconventional bond, but their newfound peace is quickly tested when a German soldier invades in the middle night. Despite Finn’s insistence, Tommy refuses to kill the German, resulting in a bloody game of survival in which no player will emerge unmarked.

Having received a sizable sum in a settlement from a construction accident, Gary decides to invest in a surefire money making scheme - real estate! But his endeavors get sidetracked by a steadfast obstacle - the long standing resident Melinda. Who will win in battle for the most prized New York City possession - the rent controlled apartment!

In 1980s Texas, a star player and his coach face off on the basketball court and, figuratively speaking, hard truths are revealed as the onion of their relationship is peeled back.

Follow newlyweds Mary (Producer) and Dave (Director), as they navigate pandemic parenting and virtual schooling in their quest for balance. Set against the backdrop of their Washington, D.C. home, this intimate documentary captures a year of challenges and victories that resonate with families nationwide. Amidst virtual learning and emotional upheavals, Mary and Dave grapple with their roles as parents and partners. Mary's video chats with her sister reveal the strength of sisterhood and underscore her often overlooked needs. This verité-style film invites viewers into a poignant story of familial adaptation and a mother’s quest to find room to breathe.