Month: September 2018

Toco Tim shares advice on how human behavior affects the lives of leatherback turtles.
Directed by Steven Edwards and Stephen Edwards (USA)

A short film about falling for Mr. Wrong on your way to finding Mr. Right.
Directed by Annabelle Frost (USA)

The cast of a children’s show must figure out what to do with their lives after their show has been canceled.
Directed by Angi Tianzhu and Drew Stalker (USA)

Stay in love despite the drama, the incomprehension, the silence. Jacques and Sophie can’t do it anymore. Their marriage is in danger, and for Amelie, their 7-year-old daughter, they must continue to live.
Directed by Johann Nertomb (Guadeloupe)

Directed by Charles Malone (USA)

A determined young woman keeps her beloved sister alive by imagining her still living on their Pennsylvania farm.
Directed by Gordon Shoemaker (USA)

This student documentary follows one student on his journey to provide humanitarian relief to Haiti as well as shed light on the country’s current need for help.
Directed by Alex Kim (South Korea)

A short film about the aftermath of sexual assault, revenge, and how far we will go to seek retribution.
Directed by Marco Zappala (USA)

A short film about a police officer who wants to bring peace to the community and is fair to all individuals no matter what race they are and his son who struggles with bullying. Also, a star stud football player who is very cocky, conceited, and loves the attention he gets. The officer, John Wagner, struggles to find solutions to bring peace between citizens and the police. The football player, Sean, struggles in an environment which offers him very little resources to thrive. What will their outcome be? To find out we go a day in their lives.
Directed by Edwin Maker Jr. and Jeremy Butler (USA)

Group of highly skilled agents in service of the unheard voices when recently they lost a comrade and it’s been a tough time without one of their own, let alone finding a replacement, which is where this story takes place.
Directed by Aristote John Boyo (UK)

A successful writer and his estranged brother reunite at their father’s funeral, but their reunion becomes complicated by an insensitive spouse, tequila consumption, and the haunting memories of a dead squirrel.
Directed by Jeff Huston (USA)

When a trans sister, January Marie Lapuz, is brutally murdered in her own home, a community reacts and her friends and other trans women of color come to share and voice their issues, concerns, and challenges. January was seen as a bright light in the lives of many. This is the story of January, a friend, a daughter, a person.
Directed by Elina Gress and Lenee Son (Canada)

Our show is about four middle-aged female friends who have known each other since college and thus formed a special bond. “Freakishly Normal” shows the comedic side of the suburban Mom’s daily routine and discusses the nothingness that can make them so busy while they are trying to navigate the often surreal drama of their “oh-so” average lives.
Directed by Eva Sippel (USA)

World record attempt in being the first person to cross the untouched liuwa plains of Zambia. We encounter Lions, Cheetah, Hyena and Buffalo. This all made the documentary more interesting but much more dangerous.
Directed by Richard Mcenery (UK)