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Films are listed in alphabetical order by category.
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There are no additional fees at the box office if you pay cash.
The Following are the 2010 Selections
Feature Films
(All Feature Film Screenings Will Be In The Eifler Theater)
Alphonso Bow
(California)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 12:30 PM |
An opinionated ex male-exotic-dancer trained in the martial arts spars over a Mexican lunch with his voice of reason, an older brick salesman, who provides him with jobs and materials, as well as his daily obsessive debate regarding, among other things, life on other planets. Speaking entirely too loudly, they cover topics as diverse as Samuel Beckett and Adolf Hitler, religion and sex, early child behavior, to a severely injured dog. We've all heard that talk is cheap, and that it takes money to buy whiskey, but this round story about an unlikely relationship between an old bull and a young manic one refuses this chestnut.
Starring: Jeffrey Pierce and Michael Dempsey
Written By: M Sarki
Directed By: Lije Sarki
Website
Check Out Lije Sarki's
Interview on Derby City Film Chat
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Blue King
(Kentucky - World Premiere)
(Feature Film Finalist)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 10:00 PM
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Lance King, one of the most under-rated filmmakers of his generation is on a mission. Tired of developing art house erotica movies, Lance and his crew must complete one final adult masterpiece before taking the independent film world by storm.
Starring: Johnny Holton & Nani Anderson
Written By: David Flores and Kevin Flores
Directed By: The Brothers Flores
Website
Check Out the Bro's Flores
Interview on Derby City Film Chat |
Cannonball
(Kentucky - World Premiere)
Sun. Feb 21st - 1:30 PM
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Tony Dedman, age 35, and his friends are set adrift when their backyard wrestling careers are brought to an abrupt end. A despised former classmate reveals his goal to live on a Mexican beach and Tony finds misguided purpose in beating him to the punch. The funding for this trip proves elusive. A local veterinarian obsessed with a creature of local legend may hold the key, offering to pay for an expedition into the Kentucky backwoods. Dedman will go to any lengths to make this happen, including being led by Bass Adkins, a spooky farmer who has already used the creature as a homicide defense. It's a coming-of-middle-age tale as their raucous adventure leads to many discoveries, including what it means to live.
Starring: Todd Sheene, Allen Martin & Scott Stafford
Written By: Todd Sheene, Allen Martin & Scott Stafford
Directed By: Scott Stafford
Website
Check Out Todd Sheene, Allen Martin & Scott Stafford's
Interview on Derby City Film Chat
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Dark Target
(Ohio - World Premiere)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 3:00 PM
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DARK TARGET is a story of cross and double cross, bad and good, right and wrong and money, power and corruption at the highest levels of power. In the tradition of “Mission Impossible” and “The Bourne Identity” series, DARK TARGET is a tense action thriller with the deepest of meanings: How far will a government go to change the face of society? DARK TARGET may hold the key!
Starring: Brian Spangler & Jennifer Stepp
Written By: William Lee
Directed By: William Lee
Website
Check Out William Lee & Harlow Keith's
Interview on Derby City Film Chat
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Deadland
(California)
(WINNER - BEST FEATURE)
(WINNER - BEST ACTOR:
Gary Weeks)
(WINNER - BEST ACTRESS:
Emily-Grace Murray)
Fri. Feb. 19th - 9:00 PM
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After five years of searching, survivor Sean Kalos stumbles upon proof that his missing wife may still be alive in the new United Provinces. World War III's nuclear strikes on the U.S. set the nation back 200 years, and hope is all but lost when every survivor of the war is infected by a fatal nuclear plague. What was designed to be the new rebirth has become martial law, and the Officers of the Province wield their power with cruelty. When Sean crosses them, he finds himself in the middle of a personal war, and his quest for his wife inspires hope in a land that has forgotten the meaning of the word.
Starring: Gary Weeks & Brian Tee
Written By: Gary Weeks
Directed By: Damon O'Steen
Website
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In Mysterious Ways
(Kentucky - World Premiere)
Sun. Feb. 21st - 6:00 PM
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Lament to Roswell
(New Mexico - World Premiere)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 11:00 AM
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In the Summer of 2006 Angina James Lynne contacted for hire video Production Company Red Letter Cinema to produce a documentary on the subject of alien abductions.
After months of non-payment, Ms. Lynne was forced to surrender all footage rights to the filmmakers leaving the project unfinished and abandoned. This film is Red Letter Cinema's original rough cut of the project.
The filmmakers follow Angina through her address book of ex-friends and ex-lovers as she recruits bodies for a large scale protest against America's sorry lack of outer space law enforcement. The Government, she claims, has been far too lax for far too long on extra terrestrial border jumping. She claims that she, among many others, has been abducted and impregnated by aliens and it must stop right here, right now.
The real question remains: can Angina, equipped with a small film crew and an even smaller group of believers, muster up enough support for any sane politician to listen?
Starring:
Laina Grendle, Chelsea Lee & Al Mullins
Written By: Peter Grendle
Directed By: Peter Grendle
Website
Check Out Peter Grendle, Laina Grendle & Tyler King
on Derby City Film Chat
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My Bloody Wedding
(Indiana - World Premiere)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 8:00 PM
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A dorky young mamma’s boy, Doug and his beautiful bride to be- Callista have been saving themselves for marriage. They can hardly wait a few more days until the wedding, but something is bothering Doug. Lately he has been seeing a change come over Callista. He catches her sneaking around at night and lying to him...and she’s begun to display flu-like symptoms. So naturally Doug thinks she caught a disease while cheating on him. What he doesn’t know is that she has become possessed via an ancient stone and she’s been eating his friends and family! When the truth comes out Doug and his remaining groomsmen (his best friend, his robot, and a Luchador) must team up with a psychotic demon killing gardener to stop Callista and her possessed bridesmaids before they kill everyone in sight."
Starring: Patrick Babbitt & Morgan C. Mead
Written By: Morgan Mead
Directed By: Morgan Mead
Website
Check Out Morgan Mead's
Interview on Derby City Film Chat
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Sam Steele & the Junior Detective Agency
(Indiana)
(Feature Film Finalist)
Sun. Feb. 21st - 3:30 PM
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Sam Steele Jr. wants to be like his father, a renowned detective with the metro police. So when summer vacation starts, Sam decides to turn his clubhouse into headquarters for the Junior Detective Agency. Sam recruits tween Emma Marsh for his receptionist when he sees her dog Doug has a nose for solving crimes.
Meanwhile, Det. Sam Steele Sr. is having trouble catching a burglar who breaks into antique stores, museums and wealthy homes and after robbing them, leaves a business card saying "You have been robbed by The Cat". Tired of solving kiddie crimes, Sam Jr. decides to take on "The Cat" without his dad's knowledge which Emma thinks is a bad idea.
Nightly stake outs by the Junior Detective Agency over the next few weeks yield little, until Doug leads Sam Jr. and Emma to the scene of a crime in progress. Emma escapes as Sam Jr. and Doug come face-to-face with The Cat. Will Sam Jr. and Doug find a way out of a locked warehouse to stop The Cat, or will the city's greatest thief outwit its smartest junior detective and his canine cohort? Only Emma - with the help of Detective Sam Steele Sr, - can save them now.
Starring:
Luke Perry, M. Emmet Walsh & Jacob Hays
Written By: Tom Whitus
Directed By: Tom Whitus
Website
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Interview on Derby City Film Chat
Check Out DP Jeff McLeid's
Interview on Derby City Film Chat
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Documentaries
(All Documentary Film Screenings Will Be In The Community Theater)
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Cracking the Egg: The Untold Story of The Night Crawlers
(California - Documentary Film Finalist)
Sat. Feb 20th - 8:00 PM
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In 1964, five high school friends from Daytona Beach formed a garage band- The Nightcrawlers- never dreaming that they'd share the stage with The Beach Boys or that Chuck Conlon's "The Little Black Egg" would earn them a spot on Billboard's chart and a place in rock and roll history.
Produced & Directed by Kelly Rouse
Website
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Interview on Derby City Film Chat
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Hip Hop: Dead or Alive
(Kentucky)
Sat. Feb 20th - 8:00 PM
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Information has not yet been provided by the Filmmakers.
Produced & Directed By: Stephon Barbour
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Lost Bones: In Search of Sitting Bull's Grave
(Canada - US Premiere)
Sat. Feb 20th - 11:00 AM
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In 1953 a handful of residents from Mobridge, South Dakota stole the bones of famed Sioux leader Sitting Bull. They reburied his remains near their town, but many wondered whether the Mobridge grave robbers grabbed the right bones.
More than five decades later, the question of where Sitting Bull is truly buried would again resurface with the disclosure of an ancient family secret. This Legend tells that soon after Sitting Bull's death in 1890, his body was spirited
away for burial at a secret location in Canada. But who moved Sitting Bull's body and where Exactly was their final destination?
One thing is certain: Sitting Bull's first burial would be anything but his last. And his bones remain a powerful symbol of resistance, which is needed today more today than ever before.
Written By: Chris Charney
Directed By: John Barnard
Website
Check Out John Barnard's
Interview on Derby City Film Chat
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Meeting The Challenge:
Senior Athletes Join in
Olympic Competition
(California)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 12:30 PM
Prior to the screening of
Alphonso Bow
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Why do we assume that getting older necessarily means losing stamina and energy?
In the film, "MEETING the CHALLENGE Senior Athletes Join in Olympic Competition" we meet people in their 70's, 80's, 90's who are becoming stronger and more active, rather than less, as the years go by. The story follows a 74 year old Louisville, Kentucky native Ron Chilton, who lives and works in Louisville, and has won more than 200 Senior Olympic medals. We watch as he and other seniors discover that their bodies are capable of learning new skills while they compete in a full spectrum of Olympic sports.
Produced & Directed By: Dorothy Fadiman
Check Out Ron Chilton's
Interview on Derby City Film Chat
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Speakers Corner: You Have the Right to Remain Vocal
(California - Documentary Film Finalist)
Sun. Feb. 21st - 5:00 PM
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Since 1872, people have gathered at Speakers Corner in Hyde Park (London) to exercise their rights to free speech in all its forms. 'Speakers Corner: You Have The Right To Remain Vocal' is a powerful commentary on the origins and fragility of freedoms of speech, assembly and the nature of democracy in modern society.
Produced & Directed By: Gavin White
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Winnipeg Burlesque
(Canada - US Premiere)
(WINNER - BEST DOCUMENTARY)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 2:00 PM
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From the 1960’s until the late 1980’s every exotic dancer in the city of Winnipeg was managed by one woman: Gladys Balsillie. This is the story of those three decades and the wild antics that ensued. Told in a blend of hilarious documentary
interviews and sexy dramatic recreations, you don’t have to know where Winnipeg is to enjoy this romp through the rise and fall of the striptease in a small Canadian city. Jacqueline Guertin as Gisella
Written By: Chris Charney
Directed By: John Barnard
Website
Check Out John Barnard's
Interview on Derby City Film Chat
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US Short Films
(All US Short Film Screenings Will Be In The Community Theater except where noted)
Tickets purchased on-line with a credit card will incur a transaction fee.
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Clones Gone Wild
(California - US Short Film Finalist)
Fri. Feb 19th - 7:00 PM - Eifler Theater
(US & International Short Film Finalists Group)
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When Ben Hocker discovers he has a clone, his button-down world comes crashing down. Ben's alter-ego (the enigmatic 'Dulce') is everything that Ben wishes he could be: wealthy,witty, and irresistible to the ladies. The only question in Ben's mind is whether to make peace with the Clone, or make him rest in peace. With the help of his friends, Ben must quickly navigate a bizarre new world where people aren't who they seem, and where the clones have gone wild.
Starring: Chad Mathews & Philip Boyd
Written By: Gary Weeks and Chad Mathews
Directed By: Harry Frishberg
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Don't Wake the Baby
(Tennessee - World Premiere)
Sat. Feb 20th - 9:30 PM
(US Short Film Group A)
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After her husband is killed in the Iraq War, a poor trailer-park mom is faced with eviction and a bare pantry. She learns her mother-in-law received the death benefits from her husband's death by mistake, but won't give her back the money. Facing hunger in the face of her children, she sets off to work a nightshift at a local brass factory and leaves her young children at home alone.
Starring: Teri DuChaine & Charlotte Peach
Written By: Elvis Wilson
Directed By: Elvis Wilson
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Interview on Derby City Film Chat |
Down A Dark Road
(California)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 9:30 PM
(US Short Film Group A)
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Life, Liberty and the pursuit of...Vengeance. Two men are locked in a dangerous game. One seeks revenge, the other justice, but the lines blur quickly in this deadly game. How far would you go? DOWN A DARK ROAD is a modern-day silent thriller.
Starring: Eric McGraw and West Cummings
Written By: Greg Thompson
Directed By: Greg Thompson
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Fakers
(Georgia - World Premiere)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 9:30 PM
(US Short Film Group A)
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Jerry and Jill Tamlin have an interesting way of keeping the passion in their relationship. Instead of lingerie and candlelit dinners, they prefer a more dangerous form of foreplay. This happily married couple invites other couples to rush into their homes unexpected, and “rob” them at gunpoint. Things get complicated when Jerry’s monumentally eccentric boss gets in on the fun, and two real thieves join the party.
Starring: Phil Morales & Ali Mohr
Written By: Evan Watkins
Directed By: Evan Watkins
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Greener
(Tennessee)
Sun. Feb 21st - 2:30 PM
(US Short Film Group B)
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Karen Greener is married, middle-aged and a little plump. She is also a little bored with her life. But when she meets her perky, young, beautiful next-door neighbor Amber, Karen realizes the grass may not always be greener on the other side of the fence.
Starring: Natalie Canerday, Amy Tallmadge & Todd Tinkham
Written By: Will Hartman
Directed By: Keith McDaniel
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Hellcat & Tala
(Illinois)
Sat. Feb 20th - 9:30 PM
(US Short Film Group A)
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Hellcat is a vampire. He is nearly 100 years old, hates the taste of blood ‚ isn’t a good flyer and has found himself on the losing end of more than one fight. Tala is…more than she appears to be. She is very new to her abilities and more powerful than anyone realizes. In the short film “Hellcat and Tala” they discover each others secrets and learn if they can co-exist. There may be more to their history and existence than they realize.
Starring: Frank Zieger III & Antonia Arcely
Written By: Gary Michael Schultz
Directed By: Gary Michael Schultz
Website
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I Will Hurt You
(Georgia)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 9:30 PM
(US Short Film Group A)
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A short mockumentary about the world of female wrestling. Check out Worldwide Female Wrestling.
Starring: Patshreba Villegas & Christina Bibby
Written By: Gary Lynch
Directed By: Gary Lynch
Website
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Julie, Julie
(California)
Sun. Feb. 21st - 2:30 PM
(US Short Film Group B)
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A young couple's marriage is put to the test when, after an accident, they discover that they quite literally don't speak the same language anymore.
Starring: Stephanie Carwin and Fred Pitt
Written By: Liam Creighton
Directed By: Liam Creighton
Website
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Keep the Change
(Georgia - World Premiere)
Sun. Feb. 21st - 2:30 PM
(US Short Film Group B)
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An oppressed elderly man takes shot at freedom when he runs over his wife with the family sedan. After playing the part of the senile senior citizen for the police, he begins a journey of self-discovery that leads him to throw his old life quite literally down the drain as he regains his eroded identity.
Starring: Harvey Ray
Written By: Craig Boyer
Directed By: Craig Boyer
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Momma Would Be Proud
(Maryland - World Premiere)
Sun. Feb 21st - 2:30 PM
(US Short Film Group B)
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My Deer Friend
(Georgia)
Sun. Feb 21st - 2:30 PM
(US Short Film Group B)
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Deer season is here and Glen, an energetic pre-teen, is faced with the pressure to kill a deer in order to win his father’s respect. Unsuccessful in the past, he is
now ready to show his dad that he has what it takes to be a man. Confiding in his best friend Richard, a whitetail deer, Glen falls deeper into depression and
despair. In a touching act of bravery, Richard offers to lay down his life for his best friend. Henceforth, the two surmise a plot in order to secure Glen’s
transition into manhood and end a relationship that lasted longer than either of them could have expected.
Starring: Josh Jones & Chris Horne
Written By: Andrew Dean Cherry
Directed By: Andrew Dean Cherry
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Nathan & Nordrich
(Oregon)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 1:00 PM
(Animation Short Film Group)
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With only two weeks left to live, conjoined twins, Nathan and Nordrich set out to meet their far-flung brother, Noah. Nordrich simply wants to say goodbye, but self-serving Nathan has other plans. Believing Noah's healthy lung is their only hope for survival, Nathan will stop at nothing to get it. And with innocent Nordrich as his get-out-of-jail-free card, murder may be his only choice!
Voices By: Noah Dorsey & Tom Sedun
Written and Animated by Noah Dorsey
Website
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Ogles with Goggles
(California)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 9:30 PM
(US Short Film Group A)
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Twas the night before Christmas and all through the club, a young man beer goggles: Ay, there’s the rub! Stuck miles from home, he tries being polite. Soon, a lesson is learned before he exits stage right.
Starring: Anthony Campanello & Daniel Allen Kent
Written By: Jody Newman
Directed By: Shane Morton
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This is Who We Are
(California - World Premiere - US Short Film Finalist)
Fri. Feb. 19th - 7:00 PM - Eifler Theater
(US & International Short Film Finalists Group)
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Cheryl, a socially awkward, DMV worker, desperately clings to her oversexed mother for a sense of self-worth. When her mother suddenly falls ill, Cheryl’s grasp of reality is rattled and her world is turned upside down. Cheryl is on her own for the first time and cannot bear the idea of being alone. She seeks to fill the void in her life with the company of a man’s expired driver’s license.
Cheryl’s mother gets wind of her new “romance,” and demands to meet the man and help get a baby made. Cheryl struggles to keep her mother happy, sustain her “relationship” with the license and hang onto the new shred of value she has found in her life. Will she tell the truth and learn to stand on her own or keep living in a make-believe world?
Starring: Caroline Stack & Willow Hale
Written By: Stephanie Willis
Directed By: Stephanie Willis
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True Beauty This Night
(California)
(WINNER - BEST US SHORT)
(WINNER - BEST OF FEST)
Fri. Feb. 19th - 7:00 PM - Eifler Theater
(US & International Short Film Finalists Group)
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Last night, Rhett Somers, so far scraping by on good luck or just plain ignorance, met the love of his life:
Elise. Try as he might, he can’t let go of the vision of her, so he decides to ask her out on a date. Maybe
not the smartest thing to do considering how they met. But there’s the chance Elise might feel the same
way about him. Willing to dismiss common sense and embrace what might be, Rhett takes the leap.
Consequences be damned...
Starring: Dustin Seavy & Meegan Michel
Written By: Peter Besson
Directed By: Peter Besson
Website
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The Last Legend
(Missouri)
Sun. Feb. 21st - 2:30 PM
(US Short Film Group B)
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History collides with destiny when a young woman from the city journeys to a remote farm, searching for the truth hidden within a rhyme that's been past down through generations.
Starring: Danielle Estopare, Eric O'Neill &
Peggy Sue McCloskey
Written By: Brant Hadfield
Directed By: Brant Hadfield
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Interview on Derby City Film Chat
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The Lorax
(Georgia - World Premiere)
Sun. Feb. 21st - 2:30 PM
(US Short Film Group B)
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"A twist on the original text: 'The Lorax: He Speaks for the Tress' is a mock Grindhouse trailer that chronicles the badassssss adventures of The Lorax, an ex-lumberjack-cum-pimp with a green thumb way up the keister of industrial America. The Onceler, his power-CEO arch-nemesis, kidnaps the Brown Barbaloots an holds the world for ransom under his maniacal chainsaw assaults. "
This is a non-profit student film, as this is a satire of another property.
Starring: Crisel Smith & Kiara Feliciano
Written By: Lee Keeler
Directed By: Lee Keler & Zach Graber
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The Way We Weren't
(California)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 9:30 PM
(US Short Film Group A)
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Emily always dreamed of how her life would be and the “Man” that would make that perfect world a reality. Finding the “Man” that she always dreamed of, she struggles to differentiate between her reality and fantasy. This film challenges the audience to decide for themselves what really happened. In life, the lines between one persons reality and another person’s reality, is a twist on each other’s perceptions. One person’s reality is merely a turn away from someone’s perception.
Starring: James Scott & Alyshia Ochse
Written By: Alyshia Ochse
Directed By: Alyshia Ochse
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International Short Films
(All International Short Film Screenings Will Be In The Community Theater except where noted)
Tickets purchased on-line with a credit card will incur a transaction fee.
We will be accepting credit cards for ticket sales at the box office during the festival
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A Polish Winter
(Ireland)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 1:00 PM
(Animation Short Film Group)
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Inquisitively, the boy investigates and inside one of the wagons discovers a tattered doll. It is this childhood toy which spurs memories of unimaginable hatred, cruelty and suffering.
A Polish Winter is a moving tribute to the children who perished in Nazi death camps during the Holocaust.
Animation and 3D Modeling By: Shane Sheils
Written: Shane Sheils & Paula Sheils
Directed By: Shane Sheils & Paula Sheils
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Babylon 2084
(Germany - US Premiere - International Short Film Finalist)
Fri. Feb. 19th - 7:00 PM - Eifler Theater
(US & International Short Film Finalists Group)
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E90-1248 is working as a sorter of building material in one of two towers which are facing each other in an endless expanse of water. His life is dedicated to the growth of the tower, because the water level is rising.
When an accident happens, he finds himself in the bottom story of the building, a place where all those people are shunted off to, whom the upper stories of the tower can no longer accommodate. E90-1248 becomes aware of the fact that the tower is well on its way to destroy itself and that he is the only person able to save the human race from perishing.
Written By: Christian Schleisiek
Directed By: Christian Schleisiek |
Blind
(U.K. - US Premiere)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 4:00 PM
(International Short Film Group)
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A brief journey into the imagination of Ryan, a young blind boy, which begins when he asks
his Dad, “What can you see?”.
Starring: Sean Harrington & Stephen Anderson
Written By: Mike Ritchie
Directed By: Mike Ritchie
Website
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Dead Man's Coughing
(Poland - US Premiere)
(WINNER - BEST INTERNATIONAL SHORT)
Fri. Feb. 19th - 7:00 PM - Eifler Theater
(US & International Short Film Finalists Group)
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Ed, a cynical politician, comes to a village to solicit for votes and strike a dodgy deal with the mayor. Friendship with a pig and magical rites performed by mayor’s housekeeper and his daughter will change his live forever.
Starring: Tomasz Kot & Magdalena Graziowska
Written By: Krzysztof Borowka
Directed By: Krzysztof Borowka
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Encounter
(Spain)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 4:00 PM
(International Short Film Group)
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A boy and a girl accidentally meet on the street, three years after she broke up with him.
Starring: Alex Garcia & Mar Del Hoyo
Written By: Nick Igea
Directed By: Nick Igea
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House Guest
(U.K.)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 1:00 PM
(Animation Short Film Group)
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When a recently-deceased duck is brought back to life, he sets out to exact an atypical revenge on the hunter who shot him. A thrilling tale of Man vs. Anatidae, exploring the power of emotional blackmail, psychological manipulation and interspecies romance!
Starring: Ben Mitchell & Tom Bower
Animation By: Ben Mitchell
Written By: Ben Mitchell
Directed By: Ben Mitchell
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Interview on Derby City Film Chat
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Misery S.
(France)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 4:00 PM
(International Short Film Group)
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André and Yvonne love each other.
They hate each other for loving each other so much.
Where can this exclusive relationship lead them?
Starring: Marie-Francoise Audollent & Bruno Andrieux
Written By: Isabelle Vossart
Directed By: Isabelle Vossart
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Nemesis
(Norway)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 4:00 PM
(International Short Film Group)
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Nemesis is the story of Arne (Trond Gil), who is convinced he has superpowers. He just hasn't found them yet. So he decides to put up a wanted note for an archenemy, hoping that it will help him discover his true powers.
Starring: Trond Giesel Gil & Anders McAuley
Written By: Stian Hafstad
Directed By: Stian Hafstad
Website
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Pattaya is a Paradise
(Italy - US Premiere)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 4:00 PM
(International Short Film Group)
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Inspired to many true stories, this short film shows a very creepy reality, that many people ignore or don't want to see...
Starring: Fabio De Caro and Manila Montefusco
Written By: Paky Perna
Directed By: Paky Perna
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The Cat Keeper
(Spain)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 1:00 PM
(Animation Short Film Group)
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Mariano´ s boring life happens in Pontevedra, within his monotonous work in the Soup Kitchen and his empty house. The unique thing that gets Mariano excited is to feed the cats which are living in a closer alley.
One day, a mysterious character appears to take his cats with him attracting them with some tins of a new trademark..
Written By: Fernando Cortizo
Directed By: Fernando Cortizo |
The Long Hard Goodbye
(U.K. - World Premiere)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 4:00 PM
(International Short Film Group)
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A scriptwriter struggles with his noir thriller as a conniving rival, looming deadline and two old flames pressurize him. He slips into his noir fantasy world, merging the women in his life with the film’s femme fatale, as he works towards an ending for his film and his relationships.
Starring: Scott Ryan Vickers & Anna Brook
Written By: David James Coe & David James Paice
Directed By: David James Coe
Website
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Under My Garden
(Italy)
Sat. Feb. 20th - 4:00 PM
(International Short Film Group)
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Marco, a 10-year old boy who has a passion for insects, is convinced that his neighbour has killed his wife and has buried her under his garden, the evidence being a large ant-nest he has been carefully examining for a while. He decides to carry out some investigations but only reveals his thoughts to his little friend, Sara.
Starring: Stefano Bottone & Alessandra Pellegrino
Written By: Andrea Lodovichetti & Luca Caprara
Directed By: Andrea Lodovichetti
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When It Will Be Silent
(Israel - US Premiere - International Film Finalist)
Fri. Feb. 19th - 7:00 PM - Eifler Theater
(US & International Short Film Finalists Group)
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In the aftermath of an apocalypse, a man's tragic loss leads him to an unequivocal decision.
Starring: Miko Ben Porat & Nili Sachar
Written By: Dan Sachar
Directed By: Dan Sachar
Website
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