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Four Way: Capítulo dos
dir. David A. Malone
Seventeen years after the events of Four Way, a new chapter begins as old connections, buried secrets, and unfinished business resurface. As the past collides with the present, those involved must confront the consequences of choices that never truly stayed buried.
A For Effort
dir. David A. Malone
When Robbie’s Valentine’s Day plans suddenly fall apart, he scrambles to pull together a romantic surprise for his girlfriend, Jessica, who is expecting something special. With a last-minute grocery run, a questionable recipe, and plenty of kitchen chaos, Robbie discovers that sometimes it really is the thought that counts.
Shy
dir. David A. Malone
Two strangers meet in a restaurant bathroom and find themselves facing an unexpected problem: neither can urinate with the other standing nearby. What begins as an awkward moment quickly turns into an increasingly absurd situation, forcing the two men to confront their embarrassment, their fears, and each other.
The Abortion Clinic
dir. David A. Malone
A young woman faces a deeply personal decision when a routine appointment becomes a confrontation over choice, judgment, and the circumstances surrounding her pregnancy.
Dear God, I Quit! - Love, Satan
dir. David A. Malone
When Satan claims he has truly repented, God offers him one final chance at redemption—a week on Earth in human form, with Las Vegas as the ultimate test.
No Soliciting
dir. David A. Malone
Jacob, a frustrated and lonely man whose already difficult day is made worse by a relentless stream of unwanted phone calls. But one unexpected conversation forces him to confront his heartbreak, rediscover his willingness to give, and take a small step toward moving forward.
Still Here
dir. David A. Malone
Consumed by grief, isolation, and an unrelenting fear of death, a young man prepares for what he believes will be his final night. But memories of the person he lost—and quiet reminders that life continues around him—force him to confront the difference between wanting to die and simply wanting the pain to end.