Paul Sparks

A performer goes to a travel agency with hopes of visiting foreign countries. After seeing the performer's juggling act, the travel agent agrees to letting him work his way over to Pamonia, a mythical oriental country where the agent's brother is a Pasha. The performer exchanges words with the Pasha in a comedy routine; watches the Pasha's dancing girls perform and do a series of suggestive dances; performs his juggling act while riding a miniature bike; watches the harem dance and strip; does a comedy-eating routine; watches some more dancing and stripping...and becomes the new ruler of Pamonia. —Les Adams <longhorn1939@suddenlink.net>

Just as they are about to break up, a couple gets entangled in a murder mystery. As they try to clear their names, their relationship comes under more scrutiny than ever.

The lives of two different families collide when their children begin a relationship that leads to a tragic accident.

Real boys skinny-dip, fight with swords and learn to masturbate together. At least that's how the two young transgender men in 'Silence and Swords' imagine boyhood. With a tent and a slightly cliché list of all the things they need to experience, they explore male identity in the vast wilderness of Eastern Europe. This educational journey puts their friendship to the test, and forces them into a modern existential battle.