Today is Abigail’s last day of work and she’s ready to catch the next train out of town, but by the end of her shift will she still have the conscience to leave? A winner at the Cannes Film Festival.

Matthew James Reilly has had film in his blood since birth. Coming from a family of actors, including his Uncle Murray Hamilton (JAWS, THE GRADUATE), he has been surrounded by storytellers his entire life. Matthew continues the tradition by pursuing a career behind the camera. At the age of 22, Matthew achieved two lifetime goals: Graduating from the film program at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts and being accepted into the Official Selection of the 65th Cannes Film Festival for his short film ABIGAIL (2012). Matthew's aim in filmmaking is to extract and polish the everyday dramas that are otherwise invisible in a sea of neon signs and streetlights.

Matthew James Reilly has had film in his blood since birth. Coming from a family of actors, including his Uncle Murray Hamilton (JAWS, THE GRADUATE), he has been surrounded by storytellers his entire life. Matthew continues the tradition by pursuing a career behind the camera. At the age of 22, Matthew achieved two lifetime goals: Graduating from the film program at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts and being accepted into the Official Selection of the 65th Cannes Film Festival for his short film ABIGAIL (2012). Matthew's aim in filmmaking is to extract and polish the everyday dramas that are otherwise invisible in a sea of neon signs and streetlights.