A twist on the summer camp slasher movie, You Might Be the Killer is the story of Sam (Fran Kranz), a regular guy who finds himself on the run from a masked serial killer that has been brutally murdering his fellow camp counselors. Desperate, Sam reaches out to his friend Chuck (Alyson Hannigan), who is an expert in all things horror. She becomes Sam's lifeline as he tries to evade death by avoiding common horror tropes and save his friends. 

 

Played at Fantastic Fest and Toronto After Dark!

A single mother and her young daughter struggle to make ends meet until they inherit their family's farmhouse. When a business rival covets their water rights, the situation spirals out of control.

 

"the solid actor performances keep you on the edge enough to remain engaged." -reeltalker

KATE, the hard-working owner of the understaffed bakery DANCING FLOURS, is totally overwhelmed by all the cookie orders coming in at the last minute. There is no way her little shop can keep up with the demand. To make things worse, her boyfriend breaks up with her right before Christmas!

After a restless night, Kate wakes up to a Christmas miracle: the nutcracker ornament from her tree has come to life. CHIP, the nutcracker, is everything Kate could have wished for: a charming dream-come-true! Chip sweeps Kate off her feet, saves the bakery, and fills the entire community with Christmas joy. SCRIPT AVAILABLE

Premiere: Tribeca Film Festival 2017Won: Jury Award Best Actress in a U.S. Narrative Feature
Nadia Alexander
North American Release: Samuel Goldwyn January 2018

One Last Thing is a surprising, entertaining and heart-warming story of discovering something you didn't know you needed, finding happiness in the world around you and asking the question: what is family?
North American Release: Screen Media Films June 2018

In a small Bible belt town, Darryl and Jan face the unthinkable. Their 4-year-old daughter, Abigail, has terminal cancer with only weeks to live. While playing with her rocket ship toy Abigail mumbles arcane intricacies about an astronaut's space suit to her father - terminology no 4-year old should know. When Darryl probes further, Abi tells her father that she died in a fire aboard Apollo 1. It's shortly after when Abi announces her old name, which matches that of an astronaut who died in the Apollo fire. Darryl suffers a crisis of faith, a shift within. Going against his pious community and behind his wife's back, Darryl sets out to see an expert on reincarnation who offers him proof because... if his daughter has lived before, she will live again.