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Narrative Feature
When two friends find out their Mexican pal has been deported, they decide to smuggle him back across the border. Surprised at how easy it was, they see it as a business opportunity and open a “kinder, gentler” human trafficking company. It’s fun and profitable for a while as they gain allies across the border and are able to beat the Minutemen at thier own game, but when the real coyotes discover what they’re up to they don’t look kindly to being cut out of a piece of the action. The film is able to balance between a comic satire on the state of the immigration debate and a classic thriller of bad guys versus good guys with tragic flaws.
Narrative Feature
Prom night can be a time of great joy, but also a time of great anxiety what with making sure you have the right dress or tux and the right date, or if you have to worry about an oncoming zombie invasion. That’s the problem that faces the students in Dance of the Dead as the dead rise on prom night hungry for human flesh, and only the losers who couldn’t get dates are left as the town’s only defense against the zombie horde. Filmed in Rome, Georgia with many local cast and crew the film delivers on the zombie drama with a lot of humor, a lot of style, and, yes, a lot of blood.
Narrative Short/Out on Film
In New York City, a naive cowgirl from the West falls into an obsessive, destructive sexual relationship with a social Manhattanite.
Experimental Short
Blinded by love, a small turtle has become deeply infatuated with one of his natural predators, a hawk.
Experimental Short
A simple correspondence evolves into a poetic visual essay exploring the ownership of our visual history and culture. Combining original and archival film, video, and images from the internet, the film draws unexpected connections among mining, memory and Microsoft.
Narrative Short
A young man shooting hoops gets offered an intriguing wager for a game of one-on-one against a mysterious stranger.
Narrative Short
From Coleman Hough, screenwriter of Full Frontal and Bubble, comes a dark comedy about what we want to know from doctors and what they are willing to tell us.
Narrative Short
Don Miller hates his job. Seems like a common enough malady in today's society...only Don doesn't live in TODAY's society. In the not-too-distant future, Don's profession (telemarketing) has taken on a whole new dimension. Now salesmen appear holographically in the homes of potential buyers. While the technology has advanced, the amount of respect that goes along with the job certainly hasn't. All it takes is one particularly bad day to push Don to rebel against his soul-crushing daily grind as he tries desperately to salvage some dignity in a world that seems hell-bent on kicking a man when he's down.
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