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Following a traumatic event, a young woman, Eliza, befriends a young girl, Destiny. Things take a turn when Eliza's obsessive relationship with Destiny is threatened.

Speak is an experimental short film, based on a true story. The story follows a young adult struggling with mental illness, who is admitted to a psychiatric hospital against her will. When she arrives, she quickly realizes that patients are treated disrespectfully. Angry at the world and trapped within her own mind, she believes that being alone is the answer. However, she soon discovers that everyone in the hospital has their own story, and she develops a friendship with another patient. The two girls mentally escape to the beach where they meet their younger selves. They reach for their younger selves, and when they touch hands the energy transfers between them. The girls then experience renewed hope, and are able to appreciate the little things in life without fear of being judged or misunderstood by society. The film ends with both girls running away, signifying a start to their journey of healing and self-discovery.

Julia is left home to babysit her little sister Raya. The two sisters have a fun-filled night planned; until their plans get derailed by an unexpected invite that has them walking through the woods at nighttime. The seemingly inhuman noises of the woods keep the girls on their toes and questioning what they thought they knew about fantasy vs. reality. What was supposed to be a cozy night in turns into Julia's worst nightmare.

Kids from two families must learn to live together after a tragic event unfolded, ending the lives of both of their mothers. As the story moves forward, we discover the kids had something to do with this event. The young children are figuring out the dynamic of their new household, when some of them begin to realize something sinister is going on. The children end up splitting into two groups; one caught by the sinister pull and the other trying to end it.

Tyler and his Mom leave their home to find safety from Tyler's abusive Dad. Although unsure of the house at first, they walk in thinking nothing could be worse than their previous situation. They soon discover that things can, in fact, get worse.