Narrative 9

A man hears a podcast telling him to help others… he does so with interesting results.

After a house party, two teens contemplate the universe, avoiding the happenings of last night. They agree to have one last cup of coffee before they must face a new reality. A last moment of teenage innocence, ended abruptly.

The girl wants to participate in the piano competition for further studies, while the family’s money went to the brother’s hospital, and the mother gives him all the love and attention.

Being fed up with seeing the elderly as the butt of fart jokes, sex jokes, and taking forever to cross the street jokes in American cinema and television, writing partners Eddie Levi Lee and Rebecca Wackler decided to write their own version of being old in the USA.

A young woman learns a lesson upon self-reflection when she realizes she has been unkind to the person she should have treated the best all along.

A teenage boy struggles with his desire for better soccer gear.

After his height is mocked, a short man gets a life-altering operation.

When do you answer the last pay phone in L.A.? Only when your conscience has nothing to say. His does.

Wandering through busy New York City streets, a solitary figure’s quiet desolation is lifted by the serenade of a saxophonist’s solo. Answering its call, he transforms the urban scene into a beautiful street performance…if only for a while.

A pretentious record store clerk must defend her music taste after a finance bro tries to purchase a rare used record.

After witnessing her boyfriend’s mildly embarrassing flub at a dinner party, Lizzie can’t help but see the entire relationship in a new light.

WARNING NO SWIMMING is about how any human being does not reach anywhere by immersing himself in delusion to fill his existential loneliness, because this void space will never be filled by anyone else.