A woman wrestles with her depression, which is preventing her from dating, pursuing her artistic ambitions, performing well at work, and even from getting up in the morning.

Alberta #3 is a meditation on family, heredity, madness, and time. It is a body of collected fieldnotes of artist and writer Bradley Necyk as he explored his experience as an intergenerational being—finding a line from his ancestors through himself to his children, his children's children, and his children's children's children. He experiences and reflects on madness through both his doctoral research at a psychiatric hospital and his own mania following that research. Directed by Kyle Terrence and performed by Necyk, this film weaves larger, longer stories of madness and time.

A woman working in the IT sector has to deal with work-related stress all alone, while her nightmares slowly turn into reality.

The film follows the story of Sam, a heroic EMT veteran beset by inner turmoil. Sam exhibits symptoms of PTSD as it starts to affect his household, employment and his mental state.