Frustrated by his ongoing failure to meet Mr. Right, columnist Blaine stumbles upon what might be his perfect match in an online chat room -- Xander, a sweet, hunky musician, who's recently moved to LA. While smitten, Blaine discovers that he's been chatting to Xander under his go-go dancer roommate Cameron’s profile. When Xander wants to meet in person Blaine forces Cameron to take his place. This leads to a battle for Zander's attention with Cameron and Blaine fighting to see if brains wins over beauty. J.C. Calciano's smart, funny, debut feature explores the frustration of finding the right one in a online world!

Sadie’s art is her photography. Nico’s art is her life. Together they explore Britain’s 60’s mod culture of music, fashion, drugs and vintage scooters in contemporary Los Angeles. Sadie observes the world through the lens of her 35 mm camera, but everything changes when she meets Nico, the new “mod” girl who was born with Milroy’s disease that causes her to have abnormal swelling in her foot. Nico doesn’t hide her disability, in fact she loves the spotlight. Sadie is drawn into Nico’s thrilling world of aesthetics where Sadie learns about herself and who she really is.

Already firmly in a life crisis at 12, things go from bad to worse for Jesse Hawthorne when her emotionally disconnected father moves the family to a rural town, a place whose beauty belies the toxic normality at its core. Jesse is almost immediately bullied by the local mini-mean girls in training, who find Jesse’s tomboy nature both repellent and yet somehow attractive. Her only ally is neighbor Jacob, who has his own demons (including an aggressive paint huffing brother) that he is trying to escape. Together they form likely friendships with the local super nerds, and, as puberty begins to hit their circle, everyone soon has a crush on each other, regardless of gender. Once Jesse and her outsider posse discover punk rock and sneaking out to shows, nothing will stop them as they embrace who they are and rise above the closed minds of their community. Complete with an infectious soundtrack, Night Fliers will remind you about the transformative power of friendships, and how salvation can come from unexpected places. (Description courtesy of Charlotte Gutierrez, Frameline 33)