Mike Erwin

The repercussions of teenage sexuality are explored when a 14-year-old Halifax girl succumbs to peer pressure and the attention of an older boy.

When the sorority girl of his dreams mistakenly assumes he’s gay, dopey college freshman Sam undergoes an identity transformation to win her over.

When her daughter suddenly goes missing, a single mother fights to prove her daughter is alive despite evidence suggesting otherwise.

Amy, an attractive and overconfident single woman, confuses love with money and becomes victim of the materialism of South Beach. The journey through her romantic relationships starts with Nick, a down-to-earth, young architect. Amy has dreams that Nick can't fulfill, and although she loves him, she grows tired of his inability to afford the lifestyle South Beach demands. In her search for glamour and a dancing carreer, Amy meets Sam, an older, married man who lives in New York. Even though Sam provides Amy with the luxurious lifestyle she desires, she begins to feel a void for love and attention. Unwilling to let go of Sam's financial support, Amy becomes involved in a parallel relationship with Robert, who loves her but remains suspicious of her ways and motives. Amy's double life reaches a point of no return, where she discovers that in South Beach, not everything is as good as it looks.

Frank Allen's meticulously structured life is about to become marvelously unraveled by a tiny, well-intentioned act of imposed spontaneity.