by Scott Slotterbeck
amysbaby@yahoo.com
Struggling to have a baby, a couple turns to friend Peter for help, but this causes real problems in his own marriage.

by Michelle LeMay & Kay Neuenhofen
ethel.movie.sac@gmail.com
Ethel Greene has her hands full. Her two grandkids drop by for the evening, and then things start going really wrong in the house next door. How will Ethel deal?

by Dwight Taylor
geniusmindofdevin@yahoo.com
Young love blossoms for Devin and Hailey at the annual school science fair, until one amazing experiment threatens their romance - and the rest of the world.

"AUDIENCE FAVORITE" Award
BEST ACTOR:
Sean C. Stewart
BEST ACTRESS:
Amber Busse
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS:
Janine Romney

by Peter Bond
peterbondsthemiddle@gmail.com
In the Old West the line between good and evil can get a bit murky, where even the best of men usually find themselves somewhere in "The Middle."

"PRODUCERS' CHOICE AWARD"

by Adam Weber
penchancepcs@gmail.com
A chance meeting in a cemetery between an unlikely a young black man with a stutter and an old Jewish cynic blossoms into a friendship where each discovers the meaning of hope, faith and love proving the pen is mightier than the sword.

AWARD:
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR:
Anton 'AC' Clark

by Adam Chollet
postponedmovie@gmail.com
An undelivered letter takes a man on an unexpected journey.

AWARD:
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHER:
Steven Chollet

by Gricelda Ocegueda
frijolesentertainment@yahoo.com
A young man dealing with abandonment and depression finds that everyone and everything around him is trying to stop his slow suicide from addiction.

AWARD:
BEST DIRECTOR:
Narmandi Zaurice Parker

by T. L. Cisneros
tonia916@yahoo.com
There's no such thing as being "late" in Tom's vocabulary, but with misfortune and a deadline running side by side, it looks like "Late" and "Loser" just may be synonymous.

by Sally Start
seeyouwhenthemovie@hotmail.com
Two people, one home, zero future?

by Maritza Flores, Jeanette Lim and Sam Manaoat
solethefilm@gmail.com
Sudden danger during her evening jog demands surprising courage and pride in ways Sarima had never anticipated.