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| Films List |
Short
A mysterious traveller breaks down in a small town where the locals are paranoid about the government. A gritty festival favorite from the 90’s that forces the question: who’s more sympathetic, an armed militia or the government that it finds so threatening?
Short
A day in the life of a woman skating the margins of urban life while looking for an apartment and sharing a car for sleep. Gritty, resilient and strangely uplifting.
Festival Premiere
A simple tale about a young man in Chicago looking to buy a used piano becomes a gentle stroll along the footpath of urban alienation, and a pitch-perfect example of the potential of no-budget filmmaking.
Animated Musical Short
Suicide-girl retro black-and-white animation with dinosaurs and angels to a great Flipron song.
Short
A slice from the life-drama of a family in West Texas in the 70’s with a father too preocuppied with himself to see the destruction he’s sowing around him.
Screening/World Premiere
A young man reeling from a failed love affair takes a 16mm camera and a few friends (the crew) on a road trip to document his pain and healing, and ultimately, his freedom.
World Premiere.
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