It all begins with STATE OF THE ARTIST, a sort of "Christmas Carol" in the art world, about an intolerant modern day artist who encounters the ghost of Vincent van Gogh in a museum after hours. This leads us into THE STUDIO, a wickedly witty Hollywood satire with a classic film noir look. It's the tale of Kay, a woman who takes a job at an eerie movie studio, but is never told what that job is. Kay's "Wizard of Oz"-like quest to find the answer culminates in the zany but touching SATUDAY NIGHT AT MADAM WING'S - writer/director Edward B. Sherman's "Don Quixote"-like quest to finish his film before it finishes him ... maybe literally.

FULL MOON FABLES is an ambitious and exhilarating film that is ultimately about illusion versus reality, and how our illusions often become our reality. so, as the final credits roll, we are left wondering if what we have just watched was real or ... reel.