PAST PRODUCTIONS
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Short Film,
Written & Directed By Jennifer Lieberman
Semi-Finalist Best Female Director, Art House Festival Beverly Hills 2022
Short Film,
Written By Jennifer Lieberman
Directed By Dan Nastro
Best Comedy Short, Culver City Film Festival 2023
Best Screenplay, Hollywood Short Film Festival 2024
Projects In Development
Short Film,
Written By Jennifer Lieberman,
Directed by Jenifer Derwingson
LONGING, A Tumultuous Art House Feature
Written by Jennifer Lieberman
When four broken New Yorkers trapped in complicated and dangerous relationships run into their past love, they are each tempted by lust and longing to abandon their lives for a chance at happiness.
After ducking into a crowded NY pizzeria to escape paparazzi, Carlos runs into Stacy, the one that got away ten years ago. Electricity ignites between them when their eyes meet and the rest of the world falls away.
Meanwhile somewhere uptown Alex runs into Doug at a marketing pitch, emotions race as they recognize ghosts from their past. He was her first kiss when he was in a band, and she was underage.
Consumed by lust and longing each one wrestles with their responsibilities while drawn to the possibility of what could be - with the one they never really let go of.
Eggs On Ice, 30min Dramedy Series
Written by Jennifer Lieberman & Stacy Dymalski
EGGS ON ICE is a half-hour dramedy series set inside Patel Family Practice, the fertility clinic run by Dr. Puja Patel and Dr. Lukas Wang, two doctors with very different approaches and an even more complicated working relationship. Each season follows a new ensemble of hopeful parents through their doors — navigating surrogacy, embryo custody battles, same-sex pregnancy, solo IVF, and everything in between — as Puja and Lukas guide (and occasionally collide with) their patients' messiest, most human attempts to build a family. EGGS finds the absurd comedy and the real heartbreak in the fertility industry, proving that in the twenty-first century, there's no such thing as a "traditional" family — and maybe there never was.