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OFFICIAL SELECTIONS
Online voting will be open to the public starting June 15. Vote for Best of The Audience. Click button next to your right and vote! |
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Scratch (95m, Canada) action drama.
Directed by Maninder Chana. WATCH TRAILER NOW A gritty, sometimes darkly comedic story of a rookie armoured truck security guard, Samantha, who quickly finds herself caught between corrupt coworkers' plans to rob their own truck and greedy mobsters desperate to grab a 30-million-dollar loot. |
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Margo (105m, U S A) feature drama.
Directed by Matthew Packman. A female driven, post-society drama/thriller about love, madness, and humankind's everlasting quest for companionship. |
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THE DREAM (87 m, USA) feature drama. Directed by Bryan G. Thompson and Humberto Castro.
WATCH TRAILER NOW After their parents are murdered while crossing the U.S./Mexican border, two young immigrants must navigate obstacles and temptations in pursuit of a college education and the American Dream. Their hopes revolve around the Dream Act legislation, a proposed law that would provide them a path to citizenship if they can stay alive long enough to see it passed. |
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Scarecrow (59m, U S A) drama, directed by Mark A. France.
Bullied high schooler, Cameron Barry, finds a powerful friendship in autistic teenager, Tony Tristan. Helping one-another cope with life's everyday challenges, both teens set out to have the most amazing summer and to prove that friendship conquers all. |
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I want to back home (85 m, Spain) feature drama.
Directed by Miguel Ángel Mengó. WATCH TRAILER Despite being only fourteen, Ana coexists with the terminal illness of his mother and his father's sadness. One day, after years without knowing anything about them, Ana's aunt, accompanied by her daughter, Laura, appear with an only proposal: to live with them for a time in an inland village. |
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Seven Devils (97m, UK) feature anthology.
Directed by Ben Rider. WATCH TRAILER http://www.vimeo.com/ondemand/sevendevils A series of genre bending vignettes explore the seven deadly sins. In 'Lust', a blind woman hires a sex worker in the hopes of over coming her lack of sexual experience. |
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Tomorrow's End (95 m, USA) feature drama.
Directed by Chris Lanehart. In the near future, Earth has been mostly taken over by an alien invasion. In Los Angeles, one of the few pockets of people left, a rule has been enforced to keep everyone safe - you may only leave your house for two hours during the day to get food/water/supplies. All other times you must remain indoors. Four boys live together over the course of a year. During that time they must learn to live together...and with themselves. |
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Canvas (3 m, Canada) Short film
Directed by Leandre Low. When she found a mysterious red painting on the side of the road, she had no idea what she was about to let into her home. |
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Beauty Sucks (3m, Austria) music video.
Directed by Kezzy. Kezzy is with a young girl at a Beauty Doc's office. They are looking around, finding a lot of different, crazy people. It's about beauty delusional in these days. Link: https://youtu.be/2BtLKLuL4h4 |
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Ropes in life (13m, México) short, drama, animation.
Directed by Gerardo González Pérez. Caro is a thoughful puppet who wanders through the city streets, he meets various characters which represent our society´s rules, such as family, schooled education, judicial power, legislative power, religion and society as a whole; these make Caro realize that he live |
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Happiness Is (8 m, U S A) student poetic documentary
Directed by Karen Morey. WATCH FILM NOW (https://vimeo.com/167946763) "Happiness Is" is a poetic documentary on the definition of happiness, in 8 different languages. |
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Junior (5m, U S A) short horror.
Directed by Trenton Lumpkin. WATCH TRAILER A young college students worst nightmare comes true on a fateful night of studying. Link to trailer: https://vimeo.com/169919873 |
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There Were Giants (17m45s U S A)
short documentary Directed by Scott Orris. The city of Harrisburg has a largely unknown significance in the history of race relations and baseball. It was here in 1867 where baseball was first segregated. Then in 1954, the Harrisburg Giants became the first team in the Eastern Negro League to actually integrate white players on their team. This is their story. |
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Synthesis (8:47 m, USA) short drama
Directed by Hallie Cohen and Cooper Nefsky. A young scientist and his partner decide to become their own test subjects, pushing themselves into madness and psychosis. WATCH NOW https://filmfreeway.com/projects/803350?manage_project_file=true |
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The Call (03m47s, Germany) short film drama.
Directed by Ammar Sonderberg. This phone call between a father and his daughter is anything but average. Due to a shocking incidence the call gets a sudden turn, which unfortunately had to suffer a lot of families all over the world. |
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THE PLAYER (9m57s ITALY)
Directed by DANIELE POLI. THE PLAYER captures the excitement of a city for a dreamed and achieved League promotion that tells the life of a football player from the start of his career until the most important match and the feelings that run through the player when his career ends and thinks about his own future. LINK video THE PLAYER (trailer) https://youtu.be/4X4CT9VOjAM |
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I AM BORDERLINE (U S A)
Written and Directed by: Betsy Usher I Am Borderline uses the experience of multiple characters to portray the realities and struggles of living with borderline personality disorder (BPD). BPD is one of the most stigmatized and wildly misunderstood mental health disorders, this film aims to help increase awareness, decrease stigma, and create empathy and understanding for the BPD community. Watch Here: https://youtu.be/rZdjbLFPr5k |
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Strut Yo' Stuff (3m24s, U.S.A) music video
Directed by Randa Wise Kat Kent delivers a stirring song encouraging women to be proud of their value in society and in the home WATCH HERE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKxHglRtQ7U |
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