Bridey Elliott

In this quirky comedy, two teenage girls trek to the beach to meet up with guys, taking a circuitous journey with very little idea how to get there.

When Clara reaches her breaking point with her self-absorbed and vodka-soaked show business family, she turns to the spirit haunting her for comfort.

A stepfather’s glib response to the death of his wife leads his stepdaughters to suspect him of her murder and report him to a local detective.

A stalled actress mired in the monotony of family life heads back to her hometown to care for her ailing father, only to be drawn back into a dysfunctional relationship with her sisters and tempted by the first love that got away.

An oddball mix of interrelated shorts, or just an average day in the city of angels? Director, co-writer, and star Al Warren is a filmmaker on the edge in this metatextual comedy, which conveys a sincere wonder at the chaos of both life and cinema with its sunny cinematography and colorful cast.