Month: November 2018

Factual scenes of Hollywood Blockbusters played by Katrin Butt.
Directed by Katrin Butt (Austria)

She takes with Greta Garbe and Marlene Dietrich in her daydreams, someday she will become a star!
Directed by Katrin Butt (Bahrain)

Katrin Butt shows people, a performance, plays a scene as a nun, and she says she wants to sleep with God. Then you can see her sleeping with God.
Directed by Katrin Butt (Austria)

“The Man in the Back Seat” depicts the real-time horror of a violent kidnapping in a single, uninterrupted shot.
Directed by Tom Kircher (USA)

One overweight train passenger unintentionally disrupts everyone’s commute. All walks of life are joined together in a gag-filled series of stops and starts on route to their destination.
Directed by Brad Gibson (Canada)

The film focuses on Hazel, a high school girl trying her best to navigate through life as simply as she can. She wants what most of us do, to get into college, to have a good relationship with her family and friends, and most of all, to be loved. Her roadblocks in this quest come from her abusive stepfather, her disapproving mother, and the world of false hope that she has created around her biological father. With her boyfriend Tyler there for her every step of the way, will he be enough to keep her on track? For Hazel, there just not may be a “normal.”
Directed by Dylan Riley Snyder (USA)

A couple on a romantic getaway encounters an unforeseen spine-chilling eco-thriller short film.
Directed by Sriram Vegaraju (USA)

“Ranvir” is a drama about a young Indo-Canadian man who must enter the racist, white supremacist underworld in order to save a loved one.
Directed by Amit Dhuga (Canada)

Baby Brother likes to eat everything. His Sister is exhausted trying to save him from his appetite, and then the tables turn.
Directed by Tova Reyes (USA)

“The Unit: Lessons on Living and Dying” is a moving short documentary film that shares the stories of people who worked on the Cedars-Sinai AIDS Unit during the height of the AIDS epidemic. The film, directed by “Stories: The AIDS Monument” board member and award-winning journalist Peggy Callahan tells the journey of how passionate Cedars-Sinai caregivers impacted the lives of so many, as well as their own, during the HIV/AIDS health crisis.
Directed by Peggy Callahan (USA)