INDIE SHORT FEST

A woman was living in a village with her two small kids. The thieves want to rob her cattle but she finds it out.
Directed by Mirabbas Khosravinezhad (Iran)

“Kid, the Moon,” a short drama, about a teenage boy living with his alcoholic father. After Alex gets locked out of the house believing no one to be home, he hears a noise coming from inside the house. Alex’s father, Ron, comes storming out of the house and brings Alex to a liquor store.
Directed by Justin Portaro (USA)

A promotional video for Semboku, Akita, Japan visualizing a samurai keeping watch over the beautiful Semboku region.
Directed by Katsuya Satoh (Japan)

“Finley” is a cheerfully energetic horror short following the shenanigans of a wooden puppet as he tries to kill a group of college kids who have moved into his house.
Directed by J. Zachary Thurman (USA)

Directed by Ed Hannigan (USA)

The world’s foremost pseudo-intellectual, Prof. Anita Wrest from Boynken U., lectures on the much maligned douchebag. This is an interactive, multimedia lecture featuring audience participation.
Directed by E. Philip Brown (USA)

After his lover dies, a writer teaches a class to mysterious locals in a small town. 
Directed by Rebecca Reyes (USA)

Based on true events, Line of Fire is a thrilling short drama about the consequences of privilege and power after an online disagreement about video games, turns into a violent confrontation.
Directed by Mike Johnston (Canada)

A married couple takes in a drifter and discovers she’s supernatural. Meanwhile, the couple is flooded with memories of a past trauma. Triggered by the supernatural girl, their relationship progresses to a boiling point.
Directed by Nathan Hochstetler (USA)

After loosing his wife, a grief stricken man must work through his loss in order to move on with his life.
Directed by Christian Stark (USA)