A shocking story at a sobriety meeting leads to several tales of men who have given up their manhood for fame or drugs
On a fall day in October 1987, a group of college friends find an abandoned house and throw a party they'll never forget.
Peter Gibney is a long time agent who is known in the modeling industry for being kind, generous and supportive of the people he represents. Model Hope Harmon has been with Peter the longest of all his clients, close to 15 years. They have a very close, familial relationship and as a result,have made each other very successful. There is a major clothing client, Braden-Willoughby, that Peter has been trying to book Hope with, but the client has confided to Peter that they are not remotely interested in Hope, unless she were willing to undergo, in their words "dramatic changes". While visiting Hope on the set of her latest photo shoot, Peter tries to carefully discuss some hard truths about her future as a model.
Virgil, a college writing student, hopes to have his latest story published, but he must first get over one major hurdle before his work gets out to the world, his mercurial writing professor Richard Laymen.
After a drug-fueled bender, Justin realizes the only way to pay off his debt to the local maniac in town is by accepting a deal from a mysterious organization.
"The Test," is about Nathan, a 17-year-old boy, who goes out to buy a pregnancy test for his girlfriend. On his journey back from the pharmacy, he is confronted with visions of moments that the future may hold if the test comes back positive. He is forced to come to terms with how his life could change and how he will handle it.
A day in the life of therapist Dr. Peter Marcus who, due to the pandemic, now conducts sessions with his patients online.
40 years after the Emancipation Proclamation, America had yet to reach her promise to all citizens. So the day had come, when a prolific writer and poet called to the world. He reminded us all that we ought not lack our most sacred virtues...compassion and sympathy.
Charles and Maryanne Bailey, the proud owners of a small accounting firm, reflect on the absurd yet true stories of their past assistants in the 1980's.
Richard Propes of The Independent Critic states, "If you know indie actor Timothy J. Cox, then you already know he's a serious actor. Cox has always had a bit of an "ordinary joe" aura going on about him. He's comfortable playing a wide range of characters and he's not beyond going way out of his comfort zone when the script calls for it". In a career that began when he won the lead role in his eighth grade school musical, something that he auditioned for just to get out of Math class, critically acclaimed indie character actor Timothy J. Cox has shown no signs of slowing down.
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