Snafu

Alex (Erin Anderson) feels the pressures of needing to settle down, get married, and have kids. Everyone around her seems to be doing it, yet she doesn't see it on her horizon. Not-too-recently out of a relationship, she reacts to her emotional instability with promiscuity, clinging to immediate carnal satisfactions to bide her time. Before leaving to drive from Los Angeles to Seattle to visit her newly mothered sister, she befriends Paul (Brian Soika) who is looking to start anew in the rural countryside of Montana. Though Alex has no romantic illusions about where her relationship with this new friend might go, she is forced to confront the difficulty and uncertainty that lies ahead in her life.

An easy-going tramp with a love of food and an aversion to work suddenly gets deeply involved in the life of a farmer and his daughter.

A sleepy village around 1910. Jacob, the owner of a book store in a small town is a member of a club who baths together every Sunday. He is uninterested in women until Amelie Arbel moves into the town. She is both rich and seductive and he marries her. After the marriage he discovers that she can be very troublesome.

Aaron is visited by his little brother Jared as a post graduation surprise. Hoping to reconnect with their absentee father, Jared enlists Aaron's assistance discovering his current whereabouts.

After watching an american action bank robbing film,3 friends decided to do the same in a random bank,but the problem they're far from being that ready or know the consequences.

Lane Woods, fresh out of a long term, serious breakup, chooses to work through (read as: distract himself from) his feelings by making a documentary about his attempts to get back out there and find a new love. With the help of his younger brother, Colin, Lane films himself as he goes on countless dates, hoping to catch those first sparks of love on film, instead he ends up documenting something much closer to reality.