Emily Bice

Raf and Katie are in a toxic situationship (whether they know it or not), and they've just broken up AT THE LIBERTY INN: the last quickie motel in Manhattan. But the room has a mind of its own, and as the duo desperately avoids the end, they morph into different role-play scenarios of who they COULD be in this room, only to discover that they don't work no matter who, what, or when they are.

Hollywood, 1952. The Red Scare is at its height, and director Elia Kazan has just served up his closest collaborators to the House Un-American Activities Committee — but for one group of friends gathered for a dinner party in Laurel Canyon, it's just dinner conversation. Old friends Lenny Patterson, Rachel Plotnik, and Harry Plotnik reunite to relive their New York Group Theatre glory days, but the night quickly unravels as the question of loyalty, betrayal, and what it means to be American hangs over every conversation. And at the center of it all is Katherine, Lenny's young British wife — graceful, sharp, and harboring a secret that changes everything. Un-American turns a pivotal and turbulent moment in American history into an intimate exploration of fear, identity, and the price of conscience.

When a supernatural presence interrupts her job of packing up an apartment, a young woman, Lucy, is forced to come to terms with her tumultuous and often complicated relationship with her sister, Celia.

A family dramedy inspired by ~actual biblical events~, [before the flood] is a contemporary reimagining of the night Noah told his family that a flood was coming, and that they were the only ones being saved. But what if Noah had a daughter who refused to leave on the ark with her family? Where would she go, and why? And what about everyone else? [before the flood] turns one of the world’s best known tales into a surprising exploration of environmental collapse, social responsibility, and faith.