Mine (2025)
Crystal has what most people dream of: a devoted husband, a lakefront home, and long, quiet days to fill as she pleases. But beneath the surface of her idyllic life lies a secret—a crushing debt she can’t escape. Determined to claw her way back to freedom, she turns to reselling trinkets from the local flea market, where she meets an eccentric collector eager to help her succeed. Their friendship is a lifeline…until it tightens into a noose.
As Crystal’s world begins to shrink, the lines blur between generosity and control, kindness and possession. What begins as a side hustle becomes a sinister game of ownership—one that could cost Crystal everything, including herself.
Park Dads (2020)
When his career-minded wife unexpectedly gets pregnant, a people-pleasing extrovert opts to stay home with his newborn baby only to see his spontaneous social life die until he meets a fellow stay-at-home dad at the neighborhood park.
Love, Or Something Like It: A Connection of Stories (2018)
In the chaotic world of Los Angeles, there is a chain reaction of love, loss, rage, vengeance, shame, bravado, paranoia, tenderness and hope:
– A fate-determining reunion at a tourist trap.
-A far-from-enjoyable holiday cruise.
-A romance for the ages started in a funeral home.
-Two very different road trips taken by two very different women – with one married man in common.
-A family dinner ruled by a cold patriarch.
-A high school sophomore taking a long shot for the girl of his dreams.
With two acts and seven short stories, this is one big, tangled, twisted, all-American tale about love – but not a love story.
Charades (2016)
Who are you? What do you do, and why? How do you make everyone believe it? How far will you go to keep it that way? Meet Otis, an elderly owner of a meat shop in Vancouver, Canada. Slow to move but quick to observe, Otis knows all about his faithful customers – the food they eat, the company they keep, the secrets they unwittingly divulge and the perceptions they’re determined to sustain. But what’s Otis to do with this unwanted burden? How can he bring about their freedom and deliverance? What will happen to them if he doesn’t? Set in a rainy metropolis as diverse as its residents, Charades examines the narratives we fashion and the measures we take to maintain those stories.
Eastbound Sailing (2012)
Aiden Lawrence is a jaded young man struggling to reconcile with his past, present and future. When he goes to check up on his late father’s cabin on an island in the Pacific Northwest, he comes across three locals – an old-soul store cashier, a free-spirited hippie and a nihilistic carpenter – who drastically shape his path. Eastbound Sailing follows Aiden on his cyclical journey through a broken world in pursuit of redemption – a pursuit that forces him backwards before letting him rest.
Agent: Doreen Holmes at Integral Artists
Todd Foley Writes 