iO Tillett Wright

Set in a rundown Texas neighborhood, EvenHand tells the story of two very different cops. Ultimately, Officers Francis and Morning must both face the consequences of their opposite approaches to the job. EvenHand is a police story, but it's not about car chases or shoot-outs. It's about two cops struggling to survive in a world where, without warning, numbing routine can give way to primal fear.

Four transgender women activists from New York City's underground share the stories of their fierce struggles for identity and community.

Mae (Anna Thomson), the mother of 10-year-old Angela (Miranda Stuart Rhyne) and 6-year-old Ellie (Charlotte Blythe), is gradually losing her grip on reality. Her caring husband, Andrew (John Ventimiglia), wants his children to have a stable home life, but he has to spend most of his time working to support the family. When Mae is institutionalized, the young girls are left to their own devices, and Angela begins to live in a dark fantasy world where she combats Satan and speaks with God.

10 years after being left at the alter and swearing men off forever, a young woman decides she'd like to have a child.