Jamie Grefe’s Divorced is not just a film about the unraveling of a marriage—it’s an intimate plunge into the fragility of human connection and the chaos that follows when love slips away. Written, directed, and starring Grefe himself as Peter, the film places viewers directly inside the fractured psyche of a man grappling with the loss of stability, intimacy, and identity. The story follows Peter and Nancy, a couple confronting the brutal reality of their impending separation.

Jamie Grefe’s Kamasutra Cowgirl is one of those rare indie features that straddles the line between surreal allegory and earnest melodrama. Marketed as a “suspense motivational drama,” the film embraces this dual identity, delivering a story that is as eccentric as it is strangely uplifting. At its core, the film follows Roger, a weary mortician whose life spirals into turmoil after he becomes entangled with his mistress Lacy, a wheelchair-bound wife, Isabella, and a mysterious miracle worker known only as “The Horse”.