A short film about love, or something like it.

Becca Novak, a successful but isolated young woman stalked by grief, is haunted inside her own body – until a final, brutal revelation shatters everything she thought she knew about herself.

After losing his brother in a car accident, Robbie obsesses over the last conversation they had about a treehouse they wanted to build as kids. Through extreme isolation and a number of obstacles, Robbie attempts to build the treehouse to the exact specifications his brother wanted.

A young woman is cast as the title role in a community theatre production of Hamlet, and has decided to method act the role. We follow her on opening night as she attempts to stay in character.

48 Hour Film Competition 2021 Nashville Award Winner: ‘Best Film’ ‘Best Directing’ ‘Best Screenplay’ ‘Best Actress’ ‘Best Actor’ ‘Best Visual Effects’ ‘Best in Genre [Dark Comedy]’ Directed by Dusty Dale Barker Cinematography by Mike White Starring: Seth Dunlap as Zach Lindsey Akers as Jenn Moiba Mustapha as Dr. Cliff Foust Ben Love as “the third guy” Crew: Joey Yarrito | sound recording | boom op | key grip | associate producer Ben Love | sound recording | associate producer James Gerrard | gaffer Emily Isbell | sound recording | pa Mike White | writer | colorist | vfx | producer Dusty Dale Barker | writer | editor | sound design | producer

Roger is the worst husband... ever. Best friends Beverly and Suzette decide that the most logical solution is that, well, Roger must die.