Shorts 4: The 850 Block – Life Inside the Seed
A glimpse into the curious little magic that happens throughout town one day, from predawn to nightfall. We bounce between…
A glimpse into the curious little magic that happens throughout town one day, from predawn to nightfall. We bounce between…
From Producer Ben Crump. America’s first hate group, the Ku Klux Klan, dealt out hatred and violence for over a…
Based on true events, SUPERMAN DOESN’T STEAL is a coming of age story, set during the 1970’s Atlanta child murders, as seen…
With their family stores being threatened by developers, teenagers Miguel and Rosa embark on a first date to search for…
World Premiere In the metaverse social platform called VR CHAT, players have built a society of their own that re-creates…
Read More Shorts 7: Doc Shorts – Head in the Clouds, Feet on the Ground
When Celine begins filming a documentary about her failing relationship, her boyfriend, Jay, becomes suspicious that she may have an…
A film by Alexander Ullom follows recent graduates on a late-night drive that leads them to a perilous, endless road filled with unknown horrors. As they navigate this cosmic nightmare in their Jeep, they must decide whether to accept their fate or attempt to escape their surreal predicament.
This documentary program showcases diverse American stories through short films, ranging from portraits of artistic passion to unique personal journeys. Featured works include "Lab Man," "Motorcycle Moment," and "The Winning Recipe." Filmmakers will engage in discussions post-screening, inviting audiences to explore the creative processes and inspirations behind their films.
Step into a world where dreams unravel, stuffed animals spark chaos, and ghosting gets literal. This collection of seven bold, bizarre, and emotionally charged shorts dives headfirst into the minds of the misfits, the haunted, and the revenge-driven. From Miami streets to basement mysteries, trunk-bound secrets to baby vendettas, these stories are as unpredictable as they are unforgettable.
"Dread Beat an Blood," directed by Franco Rosso, is a documentary celebrating Linton Kwesi Johnson, a pivotal figure in dub poetry and Black activism in Britain. The film features Johnson's performances and activism, marking the 50th anniversary of his iconic poem. It showcases Jamaican culture's impact on 1970s England, restored beautifully for North American audiences. Preceded by a screening of the short film "Freeman Vines."
This program of seven short films explores the tension between performance and authenticity — from influencer baiting in Central Park to a home assistant’s existential crisis. Whether it’s a third martini that opens the door to mystery, a stoner’s worldview shaken by an old friend, or a chef devoured by perfectionism, each story blends absurdity with raw emotion. These are tales of connection, confusion, and the strange flavors of being human.
In this program, boundaries blur and perspectives drift. This collection of eight experimental shorts invites viewers into liminal spaces—between land and sea, memory and myth, ritual and rebellion. Each film offers a distinct lens on transformation, whether through decaying landscapes, fractured identities, or surreal encounters.