Directed by: David Ellis

Starring: Molly Simms, Reggie Hayes

Janet Tyler, also known as patient 307, is a woman desperate to fit into a society that considers anyone who does not possess specific ideals of physical beauty to be an outcast. Janet is confined to a hospital bed with her face covered in bandages after undergoing her 11th state-sponsored plastic surgery. This last operation must succeed in changing Janet’s "ugly" face, or she will be forced to relocate to a community specially designed for people like her. When Janet lashes out in a fit of anger and frustration at being ostracized for her physical differences, the doctor restrains her. He reminds Janet that this type of behavior is considered a crime and that the punishment will be severe. When Janet’s bandages are finally removed, Janet discovers that no matter how much she attempts to alter her physical features, she will never be found acceptable in the eyes of her community.

Directed by: Allison L. Brown

Starring: Robin Tunney, Malik Yoba

Evie Durant and her fiancé Alec are driving home one night when Alec runs a stop sign. The car is suddenly struck by an oncoming truck, leaving Alec dead. A year later, Evie still cannot get over the accident. She has become lifeless, refusing to see her friends and giving up her photography career. Her friend Shawn, gives Evie a camera, challenging her to venture out and photograph anything she desires. Evie visits a cemetery and takes some photographs. After developing them, she discovers that one of the photos is a picture of the dream house that Alec spoke of the night of his death. Evie considers this to be a sign and decides to restart her life by going out and taking more pictures. Once again, one of the pictures she develops is the dream house, but with Alec standing on the front steps. Evie is certain that Alec is doing this; she believes Alec wants her to find the home. In a twist of fate, she bumps into a flyer for a house that is for sale—the same house as in her photos. Evie visits the empty house and explores it, taking pictures inside. Once Evie develops the photographs of the empty house, it’s revealed that the house is fully furnished. Although Evie thought her life was over, she realizes that true love never dies.