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sharePrepare for a crazy ride with this collection of narrative short films that toss out the rulebook and embrace the absurd and wonderful unpredictability of life. Buckle up—things are about to get funky in the best possible way.
In this program
Raise The Bar
Directed by Sam Hyatt
A businessman is rushing to leave his corporate parking garage late at night. A sentient, pleasure-seeking ticket machine stands in his way.
Safety State
Directed by Jeanette Buck, Rani Deighe Crowe
In the dystopian near future, a gay and a lesbian couple form an unlikely friendship as they flee the midwest for safety in New England.
Hardhead
Directed by John Mudge
Mark thinks he’s about to endure another boring fishing trip with his disillusioned old man, Ed. But he soon learns that the goal today is not to catch fish, but to become one.
I Didn’t Mean To Say I Love You
Directed by Jenna D'Angelo
A woman accidentally says “I love you” at the end of a voicemail to an ex, and proceeds to have a full-on meltdown leaving countless more voicemails.
Kidnapping Oscar Isaac
Directed by Guy Olivieri
A group of strangers meet after reading all the rumors online. “We gotta stop this guy.”
Meat Puppet
Directed by Eros V
On the day he promised his girlfriend he’d grow up, a man-child inadvertently traps himself inside a puppet.
Y2Kevin
Directed by Brea Grant, Remy Remigio
After his Y2K fear fades, Kevin leaves his homemade bunker and steps into an unfamiliar world. He’s welcomed by his overprotective mom and responsible younger sibling, but it’s the reunion with his high school crush that truly surprises him. Y2Kevin dives into old memories, new family dynamics, and Kevin’s search for his place in a changed world.
Learning English
Directed by Jean Liu
An enthusiastic new arrival to the US seizes an unorthodox opportunity to practice her language skills.
