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An Itch For The Rich - Federico | Juan Ramirez, Jr. | Federico explains what he would do if he won a hundred million dollars. |
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Apartment, Complex - Paul | Suzanne Bronson | A young, charming, conman needs to move out of his friend's apartment but must first secure a new crash pad with a potential girlfriend. |
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AT LONG LAST LEO - Leo | Mark Stein | Leo, who has written a 638-page treatise to create a new way of living, shares his frustrations at getting anyone to read it. |
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BARCELÓ ON THE ROCKS - Dennis | Marco Antonio Rodriguez | A stuttering, street-smart New York thug attempts to convince his brother not to move out of the apartment they share with their increasingly difficult father. |
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BARCELÓ ON THE ROCKS - Nino | Marco Antonio Rodriguez | An ailing Dominican man finally reveals a long-kept secret to his two sons. |
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Big Purse - Maggie | Juan Ramirez, Jr. | Maggie explains why she carries a big purse everywhere she goes. |
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Crazy Happy Noise - T | Jordan Elizabeth Henry | T remembers their father, who was murdered during the Damageplan Show Shooting. |
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Cut It Out - Jessenia | Juan Ramirez, Jr. | Jessenia gives her regular customer real advice about love, and more importantly, happiness. |
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Cutbacks - Asha | Juan Ramirez, Jr. | Asha demands an explanation for her being fired. |
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DIRECT FROM DEATH ROW: THE SCOTTSBORO BOYS - Haywood | Mark Stein | The last of the nine Scottsboro Boys to remain in prison describes his harrowing escape. |
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Doin' Time - Prisoner | D.J. Kramer | An old-time prisoner delivers some wisdom to a young prisoner in need. |
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EL YUNQUE IN ENGLISH (Extended Version) | Nelson Diaz-Marcano | Pedro hikes to the top of a rainforest to ask an Extraterrestrial being for a favor. |
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Excuse me?! - Allie | Juan Ramirez, Jr. | Allie puts a former classmate in their place after overhearing a remark. |
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Finding Something to Say - Michael | Juan Ramirez, Jr. | A regretful father reminisces about how proud he is of his gay son. |
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GEORGE, JESSE AND MARY - Jesse | Josiah Thomas Turner | Jesse Washington, falsely accused of a crime he didn’t commit, describes how he crossed The River. |
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Happy For You - Franklin | Juan Ramirez, Jr. | Franklin lies to his friend about his performance in a play. |
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Hmm, Girl! - Anthony | Juan Ramirez, Jr. | Anthony tries to woo a woman at a party and struggles desperately as she loses interest. |
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I'm Here - Carolina | Juan Ramirez, Jr. | Buried in the rubble of an earthquake in México, Carolina is trapped and tries to call out to someone. |
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JODY - Reese | Corey Shields | An Army Sergeant in Vietnam tries to save his fellow soldier’s life—by lying to him. |
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JUST A FEW FEET AWAY - Keisha | S. Denise O'Neal | Keisha becomes a police informant to protect her crack head mother. |
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LETTER FROM A SOLDIER: MY NAME IS AL SALUTER (Extended Version) | Deb Victoroff | A soldier in Afghanistan tells the story of his friendship with a young Afghani. |
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MISFIT, AMERICA: AN AMERICAN WESTERN IN COLOR - Straight Up Love - Mr. Beats | Nelson Diaz-Marcano | Mr. Beats grieves for their spirited, seemingly indestructible sister. |
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My Little Baby - Cynthia | Juan Ramirez, Jr. | Tired of being a mom, Cynthia wishes there was a way to trade her baby for a new car. |
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My Name Is Ricardo | Juan Ramirez, Jr. | Ricardo tries his best to tell his date all about myself—without lying. |
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Permanent - Carlos | Juan Ramirez, Jr. | Carlos, a man with tattoos, goes in for a job interview and wants nothing but the truth. |
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SAINT SOMEBODY - My Leg's Bad, Isn't It? - Frederick Dee | Rita Anderson | Frederick Dee, a young African-American wounded during the Civil War, wants to become a doctor one day. |
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Septic - Soldier | Daniel Krug | A soldier is coming to terms with their pain from experiencing combat. |
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Small Talk - Mandy | Juan Ramirez, Jr. | Mandy is a straightforward woman who attempts to make a move on an indecisive man. |
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Take Your Shot - Jason | Juan Ramirez, Jr. | Jason shoots hoops by himself thinking about his future. |
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THE ABSOLVED EXONERATION - Aaron | Kelvin Douglas | While on Death Row, a preacher’s son is visited by his father. |
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THE BLACKEST BATTLE - Lucky Day - Do or Die | Psalmayene 24 | DO OR DIE is smooth as silk whether he’s hustling scarves and ties on a street corner or deftly rapping poetic truth. |
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THE BOOK OF MAGGIE - Hell - Pontius Pilate | Brendan Bourque-Sheil | Pontius Pilate explains what Hell really is. |
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THE DEBASERS - I Don't Trust Myself - Clyde | Eric Moore | Former guitarist reveals why he is scared of rejoining the band he was kicked out of. |
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THE REAL STORY - Mark | Bob Clyman | Curiosity and journalistic instinct drive Mark to strike up a conversation with a mysterious stranger in the airport. |
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THE RIVER JORDAN - Barney - Jordan | Mercedes White | |||||
THE RIVER JORDAN - Happy Birthday to We - Jordan | Mercedes White | Young homeless man realizes it's his and his twin sister's birthday. |
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THE RIVER JORDAN - Mom - Jordan | Mercedes White | Young Homeless man reminisces about his family and his feelings towards his father. |
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This - Person | Jen Huszcza | A war veteran, suffering from PTSD, cannot sleep at night. |
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Tired of Failing - Kelly | Juan Ramirez, Jr. | Kelly explains how her last visit to the doctor has started her back on her diet plan. |
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UNCLE TOM'S NEPHEWS - Cleophis | Josiah Thomas Turner | A black man relives a violent night in 1961 Birmingham, Alabama. |
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What I Am Is Hurt - Gregorio | Juan Ramirez, Jr. | Gregorio tells his ex-girlfriend what he thinks about her new boyfriend. |
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Wonder Woman - Joan | Juan Ramirez, Jr. | Joan takes her young daughter to see a movie that changed their lives. |
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Yo, Crank Up the IP! - Hustler | Kirby Fields | A hustler attempts to get paid for the beats that he created on his Casio keyboard back in the day. |