Andres Osorio

A student goes missing in a patch of woods by The Lake, a known cruising spot littered with the remnants of sexual encounters, ancient rituals, and mythical beasts. As a Detective searches for answers, several young men struggle to find mentorship in teachers, therapists, friends, and Greek gods.

Hostel Play follows a Venezeulan refugee named Dino, who has been working and living in a hostel in Cuenca, Ecuador. He is bored out of his mind in his latest host country. But when an American backpacker named Adam arrives at the hostel, Dino pounces on this small hope for escape––or at least a little excitement. Luckily for Dino, Adam, too, is looking for an escape. Also cohabiting in the hostel are Vicente and Manuela. Vicente has been having an impossibly hard time finding work in the city due to strong anti-immigrant sentiments, and Manu is finding it increasingly difficult to pretend she is pregnant so that the hostel manager, Suiza, won’t throw them out for not being able to pay for their room. Suiza is under pressure from upper management to make sure the Venezuelans "don’t cause any trouble." But when Adam and Dino get wrapped up in Vicente and Manu’s plot to escape the hostel without paying, who will end up paying the most?

They play the same music at every party. At some point, it all blurs together. It’s 3am. This is a birthday party for a one-year-old, obviously for the adults. But for the kids, it’s a hostage situation. We hide out in the garage, where they put the cat, knowing deep down that no matter how tired we are, the party isn’t over until the mariachi band arrives...

At a coffee shop frequented by the loveless and unstable, new relationships and sibling tensions are a-brew when Nora meets an innocent barista, who definitely has nothing to hide, and Mickey meets an older man, who happens to kill people for a living.

Tony's mother forces him to attend a family reunion in a small mountain village in Ecuador, where he struggles to communicate with a family and culture he's been ashamed of all his life. But when a cousin tells him a story about the death of his grandfather, the infamous Loco Pepe, Tony is forced to get in touch with his cultural roots in order to get to the truth of what happened. THE LOMA jumps from past to present, from imagined scenario to reenactment, as multiple generations of this family attempt to make sense of the life and death of a man who's been dead for almost fifty years.

Fran and Matt are among the academic elite of their suburban high school. These Type A kids face the impossible task of standing out in an ever increasing applicant pool. Amidst all the stress of college applications and the competition for the number one class ranking, a horrible accident at the school puts their five-year-long friendship to the ultimate test, and calls into question their burgeoning beliefs of what is right and wrong, and what lines should never be crossed.