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shareLighthearted and unassuming, this collection of narrative short films is sure to provide all the good vibes.
In this program
Dead End
Directed by Kiarra Goldberg, Sydney Scotia
When Lily finds out she’s being cheated on, her best friends come to the rescue to lift her spirits and get revenge on her soon-to-be ex.
The F-Word
Directed by Alex Cannon, Paul Cannon
When a young girl asks her father what the word “fuck” means, he falls into a feedback loop of explaining its many definitions.
Circle Equals Square
Directed by Scott Galloway
A divorcee attempts to navigate an awkward battery of speed dating prospects in hopes of making a connection.
Boiling Over
Directed by Paulo Miranda
Wife asks husband for a divorce, and he accepts it. From there, an unusual and amusing conversation happens between them, exposing each other’s secret desires and unknown personas.
The Wise Guys
Directed by Jonathan Smathers
Two hit-men have an intimate conversation while having a killer day at work.
Could This Have Been An Email
Directed by Nicole Kemper, Sarah Alison Hodges
Three coworkers struggle with the horrific possibility of speaking with a customer on the phone.
Chaos Theory
Directed by Dakota Sky, Skyler James Sandak
Danny has a drug problem, he knows that. He thinks his parents know when they sit him down to talk. Between them sits his best friend, Kyle. This isn’t an intervention, it’s something far worse. The film Jeff Goldblum does NOT want you to see!
Talk Black
Directed by Destiny Macon
Mahogany is a talented black engineer working in the not-so-subtly racist south. She’s been working at TLS for five years, but her boss continually gives the two new guys preferential treatment. As a coping mechanism Mahogany creates Liquida, a wild and expressive reflection of her self-consciousness. There are three versions of Liquida who, in their own way, try to get Mahogany to speak up for herself. When her boss embarrasses Mahogany in front of the new guys as well as a very important client, Liquida finally takes over Mahogany’s body. And she holds nothing back.
