A millennial Frida Kahlo tries to navigate life and all its modern social norms.

A religious mother and daughter concoct a plan for the daughter to end her romantic relationship to keep the rent stabilized apartment that is under her partners name. The result is a comedy that deals with moral responsibility, false religiousness, and gender dynamics.

Leonardo, an immigrant in New York, marries Nikki, an American, to obtain his greencard. It's all business, right?

Four adult siblings are reunited at their mother's house, who summons them to give them some news. Forced to share the same room, their weary faces change when the old lady reveals she has won the lottery. Tender as the children they once were, and desperate for the money, each of them play their strategy to play mother's favor. They are both siblings and adversaries to be defeated.

A comedic take on a familiar setup: when too-woke-for-their-own-good college kids are terrorized by an unstoppable masked killer the last remaining girl must outsmart him to survive.

Rule No. 1 of the good seller: the customer is not always right.