Month: July 2019

Directed by Ali Rosenthal (USA)

Aerial videography of the creation of a 1/3 mile-long calligraphic poem, etched into the sand on the remote Northern California coast.
Directed by Ellie McCutcheon (USA)

On the eve of Marisol’s 15th birthday, her mother died, and she had a funeral instead of a party. Years later, Marisol, now an ambitious young woman, is planning the Quinceañera she never had for Mariana, her rebellious younger sister. As Mariana’s 15th birthday approaches, the sisters cannot agree on anything- whether it’s the dress, the cake, their mum’s last wishes, or if Mariana even wants a Quinceañera.
Directed by Daisy Montalvo (Australia)

From illegal alien to American hero, Steve Pisanos lived the American dream – no matter what side (left or right) you think you’re on.
Directed by John Mollison (USA)

It’s the end of the world, and one woman’s womb remains the only way for the human race to survive.
Written by Nancy Safavi (USA)

Two college students on summer break start a amateur detective agency to solve the case of a stolen scooter and a missing fish.
Directed by Marquelle “Kelley” Young and Kelly Dawkins (USA)

Think you know your holidays? Think again. When they are not out and about on display in stores all over, they hang out at Spagmoss Hall… and they aren’t always what they seem.
Directed by Chuck Downs (USA)

Emma joins her mother Carol for a nail appointment only to discover the salon is a front for a rub & tug massage parlour and Carol’s got ulterior motives for their mother-daughter day.
Directed by Myke Bakich (Canada)

A teenage girl struggles with an eating disorder. When her mother finds out, she reacts angrily at first, which pushes her daughter into an even worse condition. After a few days, the girl’s mother finally understands her pain and takes her to a therapist, which helps her begin healing from the illness.
Directed by Pramika Kadari (USA)

Willow is cuddling up with her boyfriend Jackson before he leaves for work , his phone is left on the table and receives a text message while away from the room “Hey babe I’m downstairs xx have you told her about us yet? Willow’s heart breaking as she sees the text, loses control and confronts Jackson. He storms out of the apartment and jumps into a car with the mystery texter, Willow catches a glimpse of the grinning MMA champion Kelly Connor.

Willow has flash backs as it’s all starting to add up, the emotional pain of being played is nearly too much… Fuelled by an insatiable desire for revenge, she vows to get even… The training begins. 
Using MMA skills she learns over 12 months, she attempts to get her revenge…
Directed by Jono Hart (UK)