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BLOCK 1 | 7PM
QUARTZ – directed by Drew Danburry
A multimedia existential exploration into the creative process.
WAITING FOR LICHTENSTEIN – directed by Gavin Alexander Hammon
Lichtenstein has become a hermit, a recluse. Some time after his blockbuster was released to critical acclaim and major success, he developed a panic disorder.
THE PARKINGS SPOT – directed by Mario Corry
Peter thinks he’s finally found a parking spot – unfortunately for him, it belongs to a local mobster. Will the two parties be able to find common ground in time for lasagna dinner?
MEDITATION – directed by Gilbrando Acevedo & Michael Leavy
Somewhere between fragmented visions, thoughts and actions, multiple characters are drawn to meditation by the music of a melodic flutist whose insights challenge the very meaning and purpose of their life.
SAFE HOUSE – directed by Micah Khan
Rouge, a spy, returns to a “safe house” after a mission gone wrong.
TURYN GOES TO THE CLUB – directed by Lauren Ireland
A woman born into the world totally unaffected by gender politics faces a night with no plans. Her two friends, Tiffany and Bobber, who are very much entrenched in that world, offer to take her to The Club..
T.T.A. – directed by Travis O’Neill
Gavin throws himself a huge party in celebration of his 30th birthday. He wakes up the next morning hung over and ashamed of his regrettable behavior. Much to his luck, his roommate presents him with an invention that can potentially correct his past mistakes.
BLOCK 2 – 8:45PM
WEAPON – directed by Kaitlynn Howard, Gabriela McNicoll, Joseph Skillas, Ashlynd Graham
An experimental documentary on gun violence and school shootings in the United States created by a university student collective. Filmed primarily during Atlanta’s March For Our Lives. Made in collaboration with March For Our Lives Atlanta and ACLU Georgia.
HAIR TRIGGER – directed by Taylor Schafer
School shooting survivor Sadie, her mother Terry, and Sadie’s best friend Elyse struggle to reconcile the night before the rest of Sadie’s classmates return to school without her.
I WALK BEHIND YOU – directed by Joseph Mathew
Inspired by a photograph of two Syrian women walking behind a despondent boy in a refugee camp, this monologue is an attempt by a mother to make sense of what she and her son have endured on their journey to escape the civil war.
NIGHTMARE OF GAZA – directed by Farah Nabulsi
A haunting, experimental narrative of a woman in the streets of Gaza surrounded by the devastation after the bombs have stopped. She has been helping others, but revelations mean it is herself who now needs the help.
EXTINCT – directed by Veronica Dang, Sydney Brafman
Asian female enjoys life as a recluse until she is forced to live with a stranger. Not a romantic comedy.
CLASS A – directed by Cameron Moir
The film follows three LGBTQ addicts who battle their chosen drug…personified in the flesh.
UTOPIA – directed by Aimiende Negbenebor Sela
A surreal drama about an aspirational, blond young lady who wakes up from a coma in Uganda. And, no — nothing is as it seems.
ZENITH – directed by Ellie Foumbi
When an adopted black Mennonite has an unexpected connection with a migrant worker, she is torn between her faith and her desire to explore the outside world.
REVELATIONS – directed by Yeon Jin Lee
When an undocumented Stanford student meets her scholarship donor, she must maintain her composure when he shares anti-immigrant sentiments.