The documentary film of Donnie Vincent's bowhunting journey in to the Badlands of North Dakota, chasing a whitetail deer known as 'Steve'.
2013
Documentary Short
United States
Runtime:
46 minutes
39 seconds
Director:
Kyle Nickolite
Narrative Short
Japan
Runtime:
25 minutes
Director:
Yoh Komaya
Getting out of town always seems to be such a big deal in Hollywood movies. Characters are constantly trying to escape the town they grew up in, for example, The Last Picture Show, The Postman Always Rings Twice and Stand By Me.
I guess, getting out of town is some kind of a myth. This, I suppose, is why it needs to be so tricky and agonizing. Can't Stop Me Leavin' is a comedy about one desperate couple's escape that challenges this very myth.
The irony here is that this is Japanese town and the couple's escape doesn't look very hard nor painful. Will their escape succeed? Or will it fail as in other movies? Either way, you'll witness a new myth born in Higashiayamato city of Japan.
Documentary Feature
United States
Runtime:
1 hour(s)
10 minutes
Director:
Hope Hartman
Through work, war, love, loss, birth and death, a group of women have shared life's journey bonded by a little book club formed more than 60 years ago.
Narrative Short
United States
Runtime:
25 minutes
Director:
Michael Williams
After losing what meant most to him, the man behind the masked hero KANE decides to let the people he protects fend for themselves.
Documentary Short
United States
Runtime:
1 hour(s)
1 minutes
Director:
Maynard Seider
What can residents of communities that have been devastated by deindustrialization do to improve their condition during a time of austerity, war and anti-labor attacks? The film focuses on the introduction of a massive museum of contemporary art in the same buildings that housed Sprague Electric Company in a typical New England mill town. Billed as an engine of economic development, the museum hasn't produced the jobs it promised and the city's downtown is semi-deserted. The film argues that national policy must change and that vibrant unions and social movements are needed to bring about a new 'New Deal' to deal with the social and economic crisis facing U.S. cities today.
Narrative Short
France
Runtime:
14 minutes
Director:
Stephanie Assimacopoulo
Paris - Gare De Lyon. Helie behaves as a true bounder, Selena, evermore in love, still wants to pick up the pieces. At the bar of 'Le Train Bleu', where they stop to have a last drink, neither one cannot imagine what will happen ...
Documentary Feature
United States
Runtime:
1 hour(s)
19 minutes
Director:
Chris McDaniel
Nashville, a city currently based on music, wasn't always called Music City. Find out how this printing and Insurance mecca became the music capital of the world, and see how the devastating flood of 2010 tried to get them down, but thanks to this thriving music community, a city was reborn. Resilience in the form of the artists, entertainers and musicians that put the MUSIC in MUSIC CITY.
Narrative Short
United States
Runtime:
13 minutes
Director:
JohnBen Lacy
FILE SAVE PRINT is the story of a man who loves technology. After his beloved printer goes missing, he embarks upon a quest to find it. His search uncovers the dangers of loving material possessions and how easily one can be driven into a world of isolation.
Documentary Feature
United States
Runtime:
1 hour(s)
14 minutes
Director:
Marcus Ricci
The 2012 Project is the story of six friends who decide to confront the possible end of the world, together. At a remote cabin in West Virginia, they prepare for the impending apocalypse, prophesied by the Mayans to occur on December 21, 2012, and band together to face a cold, uncertain future; in turn, they begin to question what's truly important about their lives. Filmed in a combination of styles including self-shot video diaries by the cast, cinema verite, iPhone footage and more, the 2012 Project is a heartfelt, whimsical, and truly unique experience about how preparing for the worst can bring out the best in people.
Narrative Feature
United States
Runtime:
1 hour(s)
10 minutes
Director:
Mike Elsherif
Two twenty-something childhood friends, Liza and Elliot, reunite and spend a day together with the mission of finding a lost golden retriever in their hometown. Along the way, the bumbling gumshoes discover unsaid feelings for each other, confront confusion about the current state of their lives, and rekindle a kinship that can only arise in quarter-life crisis commiseration. The mystery of the golden retriever takes them all the way from the dark alleys of their hometown to the shady depths of their unsung feelings and desires for each other. City Strays examines what it is to feel lost and the many ways we avoid being found.