With her career hanging in the balance and struggling to complete the final book in her deal, Sandra's life is spiraling out of control.  Further complicating an already messy situation, a passionate encounter with George, a successful author in his own right, re-ignites old feelings that have simmered below the surface for years.  A rapidly approaching deadline and words that refuse to come, force Sandra to reconnect with the fearless woman she was and free herself from the expectations of others, to live the life she so desperately wants.

Mood Reel

An inside look at the director's vision.


Photograph by Jennella Young

Photograph by Jennella Young

Torri R. Oats (Writer) marches to the beat of a different drummer. While so many in the small Michigan town where she was raised were content to settle into a career in the automotive industry after college, she was determined to pursue a career as a playwright and independent filmmaker in New York City. Giving one month's notice to her family, she moved to New York and within a year, she had her first taste of success with her play, Tales of an Addict? at The Independent Studios which she wrote, produced and directed. The second part of her planned trilogy, Tales of a Dealer, which she wrote, directed and produced, was performed at The Producer’s Club the following year. Torri has continued to hone her craft and has written for Madame Noire and The Atlanta Post. Over the years, she has built a body of work of which, she can be proud. If there is a credo which defines her work it is to give voice to the voiceless. She aims to continue to write things that portray positive images of underrepresented groups, have a social impact and challenge authority and conventional wisdom.