As "Dirty Towel" makes its way through the festival circuit, Emma and Callie are currently in the process of expanding the short into a feature-length film. While the short primarily focused on Charlie's personal journey grappling with shame and guilt following her first sexual experience, the feature delves deeper into the narrative by also exploring the story of Charlie's mother, Elizabeth.

This expansion includes delving into Elizabeth's own adolescent experiences and how they have shaped her views on sex and self-worth. Additionally, the feature highlights the intricate relationship dynamics between a single mother and her teenage daughter, as seen through the evolving bond between Charlie and Elizabeth.

Set against the backdrop of Charlie's high school graduation, the feature introduces another key character, Charlie's grandmother Evelyn. Evelyn's strong religious beliefs and judgmental demeanor offer further insights into Elizabeth's backstory. Like the short film, the feature addresses themes of generational shame, societal expectations, and self-worth, but expands on these themes by intricately weaving together the journeys of these three women.