Eleanore Pienta

An odd, mentally unstable mother-to-be draws her recovering alcoholic mother, crude gay sister, and others into the vortex of her nervous breakdown.

A comedy about two would-be thieves who arm the alarm system and have to break out of the house they just broke into. The discovery of a housesitter brings double crosses, sexual tensions, and wild discoveries that make their escape more difficult.

Stuck in the monotony of her daily life, a warehouse employee forms an unlikely friendship with a waitress, who shakes up her stagnant world.

A comedy about a platonic love triangle between a woman, her best friend, and her therapist.

Larry (Jason Schwartzman), an honest-to-a-fault, constantly inebriated slacker, takes a job at the local Quick-Lube to support himself and his faithful dog Arrow - and maybe hit on his new boss in the meantime.

A tender coming-of-age story from Dan Sallitt (Fourteen), The Unspeakable Act lovingly recalls the humanism of Éric Rohmer’s films. Taking on a difficult subject with rare sincerity, Sallitt allows his characters to develop subtly and with warmth. Watch out for Tallie Medel’s mighty portrayal.

She’s white and she wants dreads . . . The staff of a Black hair salon in Brooklyn fend off a terrifying new monster: white women intent on literally sucking the lifeblood from Black culture.