A golden bracelet falls into the hands of two men who have different definitions of truth and greed.

In a debate chamber, affluent high schoolers argue a bill on minimum wage in an effort to impress two working-class adult judges.

A seasoned comedian makes his way through a stand-up set, recounting his abusive childhood, that leads him to a realization on why he uses comedy to distract from the pitfalls of his present.

Convinced that Jane Austen wrote a love story for every scenario, a Darcy-obsessed woman must do everything in her power to prove her theory wrong when she finds out her story might be Northanger Abbey—Austen's least romantic novel.