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THE FIRE is the story of Mick Cerino, a young man looking for a future in a place that has nothing to offer. His circumstances leave him looking in vain for solutions to his problems, but his life is changed forever when he reunites with a friend, and his landlord to take back the opportunities stolen from their lives.

A young woman finds an item that belongs to someone else and returns it.

Jerry may be clueless, Julia is definitely fed up, but they're not much different than a lot of middle-aged married couples. Do they really think their bad habits won't catch up to them? Even the neighbors are starting to wonder.

Larry may be a little unusual, but he's just like anyone who works in a cubicle at a big corporation. He tries to keep himself occupied, but sometimes the distractions are just too much to bear. What's a guy to do, but give in to them?

Paul, a man in his mid thirties, is living the life he futilely thought would finally bring him happiness, but he has found only despair. He is called upon again to come to his estranged wife's aid when she believes their daughter is missing. On the journey, he stops to help Lucy, a girl having car trouble. As Paul and Lucy talk, he begins to loose his grip on reality. Lucy's intentions begin to come into question, and their chance encounter by the roadside seems less and less a coincidence. Paul begins to realize that something is very wrong. Why is this stranger doing these things to him, and who is she really? Paul's life unravels as he searches for answers, and comes face to face with a brutal truth buried in delusions.

In a secluded back store room two old-school gangsters and an average suburbanite sit down for a high stakes card game.