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Short Films
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Bad Day Good Day Bad Day
(4m, Canada)
dir. by Noah Pink
A magical, single-shot short film that follows a man on his anything-but-ordinary walk home from work. When everything comes together so perfectly, something must be wrong.
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Buddy System
(8m, U S A)
dir. by J.P. Pierce
A story about camaraderie, honor and the big pitch. Two screenwriters discover just how treacherous Hollywood can be.
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Bling
(6m, U S A)
dir. by Bobby White
Yvonne makes her husband buy her an expensive ring. She then gives the ring back to the jeweler and has her boyfriend come in to buy the same ring. She plans to split the money from the second purchase with the jeweler… or does she?
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Ctrl Z
(6m, U S A)
dir. by Robert Kirbyson
What if you could go back to any point in your life and start over? Tony Hale (Arrested Development, Stranger Than Fiction) plays Stuart Barnes, an office loner with a lifetime of regrets - until a broken computer keyboard offers him a chance to undo his life’s mistakes. Knowing that his actions can be redone gives Stuart newfound courage to speak back to his immature boss, played by Zachary Levi (Less Than Perfect). Stuart also seizes the opportunity to safely profess his love for a beautiful coworker played by Emy Coligado (Crossing Jordan, Malcolm in the Middle).
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Forecast
(15m, U S A)
dir. by Erik Courtney
An old man embarks on a dangerous trip back in time to undo a tragic event that has haunted him for decades.
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Grampa's Cabin
dir. by Dominic Scott Kay
This is a story about a three generational family; a mother, son, and his 'Grampa'.
It is an emotional journey of hope, love, and forgiveness. The film stars Robert Forster, Eloise De Joria, and Dominic Scott Kay.
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Gator Armstrong Plays With Dolls
(12m, U S A)
dir. by Krisy Gosney
When a boys-only clubhouse holds an election for clubhouse president, one boy is willing to do anything to steal, I mean WIN, the election. 'Gator Armstrong Plays With Dolls' is a satire of modern American politics playfully portrayed like an Our Gang/Little Rascal's short film.
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Limpiando Sapos
Limpiando Sapos (14m, Ecuador)
dir. by Vero Shamo-Garcia
The midst of a civil war, 13-year-old Anita, joins the Colombian guerrilla to protect her younger brother, Pablo, and quickly adopts the guerrilla's revolutionary ideology. The children's allegiance is tested as Pablo, unable to cope in the guerrilla camp, pressures Anita to leave. When Anita rejects Pablo's plea to escape, he makes a desperate choice that will force her to make an impossible decision.
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Looking Up Dresses
(12m, U S A)
dir. by Jared Ingram
After getting dumped for being “too nice,” Jade Williams has until the end of a church service to convince his girlfriend he’s actually a wild man.
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My Canival
(7m, Italy)
dir. by Michele Nocchi
Mistaking game for reality causes a little kid to make a slaughter, without even realizing. Dressed like Robocop he killes two cruel gangsters. In our violence-stuffed society, revenge goes on stage. Puer homini lupus.
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Mirrors
(20m, U S A)
dir. by Jon Chang
James Benton is a hot-shot advertising executive on top of his game. He soon learns that his life revolves between fantasy and reality - but is it by choice ... or necessity?
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Just One of the Gynos
(15m, U S A)
dir. by Alex Ranarivelo, Brandon Olive
The story of a young gynecologist who becomes overexposed to the female anatomy and loses the ability to view his wife sexually.
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Sasha
(3m, U S A)
dir. by Cas Donovan
A jogger witnesses a kidnapping; or does she?
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Stars and Suns
Stars and Suns (14m, U S A)
dir. by Sarah Soquel Morhaim
The story of a teenage girl and her younger brother, both fantasizing about escape during a family crisis.
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Spoonfed
(15m, U S A)
dir. by Josh Summers, Cole Summers
In a Beverly Hills cafe a utensil's average day: deciet, disgrace, death.
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Now and Nowhere
(21m, U S A)
co-dir. by Brent Bonacorso, Jess Atlas
A surreal love story about a man who tries to preserve a singular moment and winds up losing everything.
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Lie Detector
(15m, U S A)
dir. by John Moran
Andrew Miller is a human lie detector - he heats up whenever he hears anyone lie ...including himself. Now that he has melted too many office supplies and scared away his co-workers, can he use this power to stop the girl he loves from marrying the wrong man?
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Niña Quebrada
(23m, U S A)
dir. by Jen Kleiner
A teenage girl runs away from her family in Mexico for a better life in Los Angeles with her boyfriend. Unbeknownst to her, he has different plans.
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Saving Angelo
dir. by Dominic Scott Kay
Based on a true story by Dominic Scott Kay, 'Saving Angelo' is the heartwarming story of a boy who discovers an abandoned dog left for dead on the side of the road who he ultimately brings back to life. The boy's selfless acts continue as he secures a home for the dog in the local firehouse. The film stars Kevin Bacon, Eric Close, Julie Gonzalo, Dana Barron, and Dominic Scott Kay. Dominic wrote the story at age seven and directed it at the age of nine.
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The Seed
(12m, U S A)
dir. by Joe Hahn
SUNG (Will Yun Lee) is a homeless veteran losing his mind on the banks of the L.A. River. Pursued by unseen forces, fighting unseen foes, Sung is ostensibly 'just another lunatic.' But as his invisible war continues, under bridges and in tunnels, we are taken deeper and deeper into Sung's nightmare mind. Into a nightmare of conspiracy, cloaking and the government's unseen war. Sung struggles to fight through what is visible to him, yet invisible to the world around him. Ordinarily, someone like this is perceived as 'crazy'. Beyond what we can see, beyond what we don't want to, lies...THE SEED
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The Recordist
(21m, U S A)
dir. by Zal Batmanglij
Charlie Hall, an alcoholic college-student, haphazardly drifts through her life. But when she meets an older woman, who talks of aliens and the occult, Charlie's begins a journey of self-realization. Doe she have a higher purpose on Earth? Is her life building towards a single moment – the moment she is meant to “record”?
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