Their traditional upbringing already in question, non-binary Alex’s values are shaken when they intersect with a fiery Jewish girl on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the year; Kansas, 1989 is the story of a Midwestern teen in the ‘80s on the verge of coming out, and the night of danger that changes the course of his life; while at a dinner party with friends in the city, 20-something masculine presenting Logan receives a phone call that her estranged father has been in a car accident. With encouragement from her mother, Logan decides to travel back to her rural hometown to care for him; Donor asks, “how far will a desperate sister go to get her wife pregnant when she needs her brother’s sperm to get the job done?”; Meet Me is a soft, romantic drama that follows a queer couple preparing for one of them to reconnect with an absentee parent; a daughter, haunted by her past, helps her mom build a house in a small town in the Bahamas while struggling to reveal a devastating secret that’s kept them divided for as long as she can remember; on a Sunday that is a brief respite from everyday life, a young man is haunted by a final voice message, a breakup, and a “goodbye” he can’t take back.