BEST ACTRESS WINNER at Global Nonviolent, Crown Point International, Milan Gold Awards, New York International Women Festival, and Hollywood Gold Awards -- EMILY OR OSCAR: a genre-bending romantic comedy lead: part muse, part mirror, all heart.

Freeform's EVERYTHING'S GONNA BE OKAY, Lainey is an emotionally earnest, wildly inappropriate empath, who genuinely believes she's offering comfort, but makes a stranger's grief all about her... and her *almost* relationship with the dead dad.

Short film, LE MASQUE DE MADELEINE, a bold, seductive neighbor turns on the charm (and the accent) to win over the guy next door -- until reality ruins the fantasy.

Amazon Prime's THE MARVELOUS MRS. MAISEL fan-made spin-off, a housewife has a perfect little tidy life, but as Mrs. Maisel rises to fame, she and her friend start to question -- could she be as bold as Mrs. Maisel? She wishes... Just, not yet.

A sharp feminist commentary on ambition, inequality, and the double standards that let men con their way to the top -- so why shouldn't women like Elizabeth Holmes? Equal opportunity deception never looked so inspiring.

ARRIVAL inspired film -- an AMY ADAMS-esque mother reveals the unthinkable: she always knew their child would die -- and chose this life anyway. A quiet, devastating scene exploring impossible love, grief, and the weight of knowing too much.

THE WRESTLER [Evan Rachel Wood] a vulnerable daughter, in the 12 steps, hoping to heal the wound her father left her. A volatile, gut-punch scene about abandonment, betrayal, and the breaking point of a daughter who's done pretending it didn't hurt.

Short Film WHO CHOKED CHELSEA, a devout Christian teen is interrogated by police and forced to confront a secret she's hidden even from herself. As pressure mounts, she confesses: she's gay, and in love with the girl who died.

Short Film #METOO DEPENDS ON WHO, a woman masks her hurt with bravado -- flippant, dismissive, and seemingly unbothered. But when pressed, the armor cracks. Beneath the sarcasm is a young woman exhausted by being judged, overlooked, and shut down.

This Russian femme fatale is more high-fashion chaos agent than loyal assassin. She hears the details of an impossible mission, mocks its absurdity, then coolly assures her buyers she can handle it in ten minutes -- tops.

Blink and you'll laugh! In just 11 seconds, this rapid-fire punchline proves strong comedic timing and killer self-awareness. Being pale can be okay if ya get a joke out of it!

A full set packed with wit, story, and physical comedy. From weaponizing people-pleasing to getting arrested while stone-cold sober, this set explores what happens when inhibitions do more harm than good -- and ends with a moral you won't see coming.

A furious slow burn in comedic form. This deadpan set takes aim at Disney's golden dads -- from Mufasa to Darth Vader -- with biting wit and just enough rage to make the punchlines hit different. Childhood abandonment, but funny.

One woman, one mic, and far too many nerdy opinions about Star Wars and the Bechdel test. (But for real, come on, an R-rated cartoon orgy of food has better female representation than a billion-dollar cult-classic space opera....)