Megan Hoche (Bussiere)

After a failed and awkward proposal, Omar and Kadijah decide to continue with their vacation as planned, with the goal of making a life-altering decision- to stay together or go their separate ways. Alone and left to their own devices, they navigate couple’s therapy and sex therapy in a DIY fashion. For better or worse, they begin to unravel what it costs to survive sexual assault and what it takes to love a survivor.

Linda is a full-time caregiver to her adult son, Kevin, who has intellectual disabilities. With Kevin consuming her days, things like travel, relaxation, and even aging seem like luxuries that are out of her reach. But, when a family member offers up a change, Linda begins to consider an alternative life for the first time- one without Kevin. With this decision comes panic, some unexpected visitors, and the occasional reckless daydream as the family considers a transition ahead.

On the 17th anniversary of 9/11, four New Yorkers take their morning commute on the N train. Two seemingly disparate strangers run off on a joint adventure across the city. Two apparent enemies go on to take similar actions for very different reasons. And one slice of time is broken open to reveal the common threads that run between all four. The commute changes all of them, and we’ll see who they are at the end of the line.

When Kira - a newly-single and struggling entrepreneur - finds out she is pregnant, she seeks support from her mother and sister, who bring with them their own birth-related baggage. As Kira prepares to bring new life into this world, she begins to question and examine her lineage, uncovering information that will change her family dynamic forever. Meanwhile, a parallel story unfolds as we see a woman journey through her own milestones across a lifespan. With each season of her life she finds herself rediscovering her own version of womanhood. Within both stories is a celebration of female empowerment, motherhood, sisterhood, and the women who lift us up.

On the first day of Maeve’s internship at the university’s stroke rehabilitation clinic, she doesn’t exactly get off on the right foot with Tom, who will be running the aphasia support group with her. Her semester takes another turn when she is faced with the newest member of the support group- her estranged father. When they discover that the clinic is in danger of closing, they all band together in an elaborate plan to raise awareness about aphasia and save their community.

On the 17th anniversary of 9/11, four New Yorkers take their morning commute on the N train. One slice of time is broken open to reveal the common threads that run between all four.