A young couple re-unite to find that their childhood friendship has blossomed into a beautiful though now complicated love. VIEW TRAILER AND PICS An older man has lost the will to live but finds hope from an unexpected encounter. VIEW MOVIE AND PICS
					A short film that documents a mother’s frustrating determination to teach, parent and mold her child in her own likeness and the eventual connection she finds from potential tragedy.
					A series of ten short, interrelated films in which golf is not necessarily the subject but always a metaphor for the individual, personal yet universal situations and decisions that the characters face. Some films are dramatic, some are comedic. Some films take place on the golf course, some not at all. The subjects range from isolation and connection to race and gender to youth and old age. The only self-imposed requirement: a golf ball must appear somewhere in each film…. Esther, an elderly widow who lives in a Jewish assisted home, lets the men in the home lie with her in her bed. The men never touch Esther but share their feelings and tell their life stories, comforted by her willingness to listen. In refraining from any emotional involvement, Esther has created an isolated life. One day, just before the home celebrates the Passover holidays, one of the men visits Esther and expresses his gratitude and love and makes a request that will affect Esther in ways that she could not imagine. Following the directions on a note, a woman enters a mysterious, empty mansion unaware of why she has come there and for what purpose. A stranger tells her why she has come-why they both have come-and shakes the woman’s sense of purpose and meaning of life. In the end of her journey, she is lead to a face-to-face reflection of her own life’s history, culminating in a discovery of the importance of religion and imagination. Back to top