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- ShortIn the wake of their daughter's tragic death, a brilliant couple push the boundaries of artificial intelligence in an attempt to recreate their lost child, only to confront the limits of love, loss, and the true nature of consciousness.
- A little girl finds her inner strength when everything she holds dear is taken away from her by powers beyond her realm.
- In a smoky bar, an African-American woman performs "Every Seven Minutes," a poem about the incidence of rape. A white male in the audience reacts emotionally to her poem and the two poets begin a collaboration together, performing poems throughout the city of Philadelphia in the 1980s. A lover misunderstands their performances and shoots at the poets, leading one poet to abandon his art. More than a decade later, the African-American woman confronts her former partner about his abandonment of poetry and shoots him, wounding him. She sits in prison, waiting for her trial. The short story, Collapsing Into Zimbabwe, written by Michael Varga was named first prize winner in the annual short story competition in 1995 sponsored by The Toronto Star newspaper.