B-storm. Sex sells. Even when you're selling chocolate syrup to litte kids, unfortunately. New York ad execs are forced to confront past wounds and current crises when their new campaign hits a little stickily close to home.
Open venas. Only-child Amelia must combat her meddling mother and grandmother when they invade her honeymoon to guarantee that she fulfills her "responsibility" to carry on the bloodline
Not only is everyone as wonderful. In a near-future department store where any purchase is a voice-automated command away, a young adult going through a breakup is opened to the opportunity of finding love again by the possibility of a shiny new crush.
Will be live. Imani, Clara, and Mia bask fully in their womanhood after a party. But in an instant, joyful reminiscence becomes a plea for the value of Black lives.
My yellow is yours, your red is mine. Two Iranian-American sisters attempt to celebrate Nowruz, the Persian New Year, for the first time since their family immigrated to the U.S.
Suckers. Vacation has ended. All the children are back to school. These three elementary school teachers need a cigarette. Kill me.
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B-Storm by Ava Geyer Sex sells. Even when youre selling chocolate syrup to little kids unfortunately. New York ad execs are forced to confront past wounds and current crises when their new campaign hits a little stickily close to home.
Open Venas by Exal Iraheta In this comedic clash of cultures and generations only-child Amelia must combat her meddling mother and grandmother when they invade her honeymoon to guarantee that she fulfills her responsibility to carry on the bloodline.
My Yellow is Yours Your Red is Mine by Keyanna Khatiblou Two Iranian-American sisters attempt to celebrate Nowruz the Persian New Year for the first time since their family immigrated to the U.S.
Suckers by SP OBrien Vacation has ended. All the children are back to school. These three elementary school teachers need a cigarette. Kill Me.
Will Be Live by Micah Ariel Watson Imani Clara and Mia bask fully in their womanhood after a party. But in an instant joyful reminiscence becomes a plea for the value of Black lives.
Not Only is Everyone as Wonderful by Celeste Yim In a near-future department store where any purchase is a voice-automated command away a young adult going through a breakup is opened to the opportunity of finding love again by the possibility of a shiny new crush.
