Glen Powell

"The Limits of the Sky" - Does the sky really have a limit? As kids, it's hard to imagine that. Ever since the big bang, nature and the human species have attempted to defeat God himself, but an invisible hand draws the line - the limit.

Two corporate executive assistants hatch a plan to match-make their two bosses. Two young assistants in New York City realize they can make their lives easier by setting up their workaholic bosses to date. While trying to perpetuate this romantic ruse between their nightmare bosses, the assistants realize they themselves might actually be right for each other.

The story follows a young soldier, and his introduction into the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Based on true events, it bears witness to the destruction and horrors of war. A soldier enlists just before the 9/11. He is not a brave man--simply volunteering to defend freedom. Arriving in Iraq in 2003, just after the occupation of Bagdad, with a few soldiers of his infantry platoon, he is sent to provide water to a village whose infrastructure was destroyed. Simple things however, such as water transportation, water distribution and the reconstruction of the plumbing became a challenge in war environment. This story is focused on a young, fairly introspective young man who had joined the Army Reserves to pay for college before any thought of war or 9/11 was apparent. He was not prepared for the difficulty of deploying to Iraq and the constant danger and loneliness, even intentionally injuring himself to avoid the fight. The viewer watches as he progresses through his deployment and learns to deal with the challenges that abound.