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PROGRAM #77
ARCLIGHT THEATER 9 SUNDAY - SEPTEMBER 10 - 10:15 PM |
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Ma Boy (Drama / Life is difficult enough for 15-year-old Isla, living in cramped conditions with her mother, boyfriend and baby boy. Tensions start to rise when Mum Ali starts flirting with boyfriend Gav, and the troubled teenager takes matters into her own hands in a shocking climax. Director / Writer: Amy Neil Producer: Pamela Nelson Contact: info@labelleallee.com |
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In the Tradition of my Family (Drama / Billy's relationship with his father is damaged by the violent tradition of his family. While his father tries to remove him from the long-standing ritual, Billy eventually takes the matter into his own hands, to reestablish the tradition and to connect with his father. Director: Todd Davis Producers: Todd Davis, Cody Baker, and Patty Davis Writers: Todd Davis and Phil LaMarche Contact: toddhdavis@hotmail.com |
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A Matter of Inches (Drama / A man suspects that small items are shifting around in his home. Director / Producer / Writer: Mark Warren Contact: flyingleatherneck@yahoo.com |
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Memorial (Animation / After witnessing the death of her father, a young girl’s reality blurs with her memories as she journeys into the layered walls of her urban landscape. Struggling to fill the void of her unresolved feelings, she colors in her father’s chalk outline and enters a world of grief and reconciliation where her fear and sadness take the form of painted and pasted street art characters. Directors / Producers / Writers: Matt Clausen and John Gutman, Contact: jfgutman@gmail.com |
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La (Drama / La Hora del Té explores the relationship between a father and a daughter, each mourning the death of their loved one differently and finding that they need one another now more than ever. Directors / Producers: Luis R. Quintero and Natalie Sakai Writer: Marco Martinez-Galarce Contact: natalieysakai@gmail.com |
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Father Figure (Drama / A hardened young man encounters a Gospel preaching stranger while watching over his younger brother on a desolate beach. After realizing the stranger is their long estranged father, the young man confronts and threatens him with a rather unexpected result. Director / Writer: Adam Schlachter Producers: Alex Castillo and Adam Slachter Contact: alex.castillo@comcast.net |
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The Fairy Who Stole Eyes (Drama / After reading a story The Fairy Who Stole Eyes, nine year old Ryan hits upon an idea to win his uncaring mother's love. Director: Shakher Bassi Producers / Writers : Shakher Bassi and Shalinder Bassi Contact: |
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Photograph (Drama / At 76, Lydia Durham is dying. An old stage performer, she lies unable to speak, trapped in a bleak hospital room, falling in and out of consciousness. Her daughter, Mandy, comes to see her and finds a hidden photograph. It is the only personal artifact in the room. To Mandy, it is an image of shame. She becomes desperate to understand why her mother chose to have it by her deathbed. Director / Writer / Producer: Sarah Lambert Contact: vsive@bigpond.net.au |
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Wooden Soul (Drama / Displacement of grief. Charming to some, shocking to others. Director / Writer: Rehana Rose Khan Producers: Christine Hartland and Rehana Rose Khan Contact: info@ponderproductions.com |
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Gorgeous - Commercial Ad Agency: Euro RSCG, *need synopsis Director: Michel Comte |
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Fishy Fish - Commercial Ad Agency: A goldfish swims to a groovy beat around a sunken treasure. This film is part of the Converse Gallery, a collection of films submitted by consumers about what the Chuck Taylor All Star means to them. Director: Marine Panossian |
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XK Launch - Commercial Ad Agency: Euro RSCG, Director: Michel Comte |
