Kew Gardens Festival of Cinema Moving to Midway Theater This Year

Kew Gardens Festival of Cinema announced today its film lineup of 110 films and the news that Regal Entertainment Group has signed on to become the lead sponsor for the 2nd annual 10-day event in Queens.

While the festival organizers are saddened to leave the Kew Gardens Cinemas in Kew Gardens, they are very excited for what this means for the future of the film festival.

For it’s sophomore year, Kew Gardens Festival of Cinema will be moving into its new home at Regal Entertainment Group’s UA Midway Stadium 9 in Forest Hills, Queens.

From August 3rd to August 11th guests can enjoy films exhibited by state of the art projection and sound equipment in the comfort of Midway’s recliner seats.

The Opening Night Film at the Midway will be the New York Premiere of Ari Gold’s award-winning and critically acclaimed “The Song of Sway Lake” starring Rory Culkin on Friday, Aug. 3rd at 6:30pm.

On Sunday, August 12th, the festival’s Awards Dinner Gala returns to Terrace on the Park in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park.

With less than two months to go before the opening night of the 2018 Kew Gardens Festival of Cinema, the organizers continue to be hard at work promising major changes that will make the festival an even bigger and better experience for everyone. Other newly acquired sponsors for this year’s event include The NYC Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment, SAG-AFTRA, Variety 411, Moviemaker Magazine and Final Draft.

To kick-off the sophomore edition, Kew Gardens Festival of Cinema has partnered with Queens Museum to bring A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S FEAST: A Celebration of Food, Art and Cinema. This spectacular one-night event, taking place inside the Queens Museum on Tuesday, July 31st from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., will feature over 30 food vendors from Queens and other parts of NYC. For a small admission fee of $15, guests will have the opportunity to purchase small dishes from their favorite vendors, along with specialty cocktails, ranging in price from $5 to $10. Attendees are invited to peruse the Museum’s galleries, as well as the world famous Panorama, take photos on the red carpet and network with attending filmmakers. Inside the Museum’s theater, guests can check out select trailers from movies participating in the festival. Advanced tickets to the film festival, along with festival merchandise, will be available for purchase during the event. To order tickets to A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S FEAST, visit eventbrite at:  https://bit.ly/2Mm6k28

What does this mean for Kew Gardens? While the films will now be screening at a different location, the festival itself will be taking place largely in Kew Gardens. Festival attendees and filmmakers will need to make their way over to Kew Gardens to revel in the After Parties, Drunken Trivia Night, Karaoke Night and other networking events that are planned throughout the week. The festival office headquarters and filmmaker lounge will still be located in Maple Grove and Ateaz Café in Kew Gardens, respectively. Festival organizers promise to endorse the community of Kew Gardens by strongly encouraging festival attendees to make their way to the neighborhood and patronize their businesses, which are offering discounts to ticket and badge holders.

Attendees will once again be able to visit the Queens Museum, and take advantage of the free programming being offered there. New this year, attendees at the Museum can check out a free day of web series, special presentations by invited filmmakers, and a SAG-AFTRA workshop covering the contracts available for independent films.  On Thursday, August 9th, the Queens Museum will be presenting a festival selected film, as part of their Passport Thursdays Outdoor Screening series.

On Saturday August 12th, The Center At Maple Grove will play host to two panels – The Jury’s Out: Meet the 2018 Festival Jurors, and A Change Overdue: Diversity in Cinema, a discussion on diversity in independent film featuring invited filmmakers from the Festival. Friday August 10th, UA Midway Stadium 9 will play host to the Festival’s Midnight Madness Grindhouse Horror Night.

Tickets to Kew Gardens Festival of Cinema are priced at $15 for regular daily screenings. Opening, Closing and Mid-week premieres are priced at $25 and include entry into the open bar after parties, following those screenings.

For tickets and more information on the Festival, visit:

http://www.kewgardensfestivalofcinema.com/

Kew Gardens Festival of Cinema proudly announces the following 110 films (out of over 350 submissions) from 23 countries including the U.S., Australia, Canada, France, Italy, South Africa, Turkey and more in its 2018 lineup in the categories of Narrative Features, Documentaries, Short Films, Animation, Experimental & Music Video and Web Series.

NARRATIVE FEATURES:

A VIOLENT MAN

Dir. Matthew Berkowitz, USA, 107 min. NEW YORK PREMIERE

Ty is a little known MMA fighter until a viral video reveals him beating the undefeated world champion in a local gym. Ty is suddenly a murder suspect when the reporter covering his story is found dead, but why kill the journalist who would make him a legend?

ALL EYES ON YOU

Dir. Felix Maxim Eller, Germany, 88 min. NEW YORK PREMIERE

The silent loner Marco is dreaming about a girl ever since they met, but she seems to have disappeared. In a cold Halloween night, he searches for her in the streets once again. Chased by a mysterious man, he soon discovers the darkest secrets of the city, initiating a nightmarish race against time.

BEHIND THE BLUE DOOR

Dir. Mariusz Palej, Poland , 93 min. EAST COAST PREMIERE

For 11-year-old Lukas, an incredible adventure begins the moment he and his mom set off on a summer holiday trip and have a terrible car crash. His mom is in a coma, and the boy must visit his aunt Agatha. She brings him to her guesthouse by the seaside. Here, discovers a secret passage to a different dimension and soon learns what amazing and yet frightening mysteries this new world offers. The movie won Best Debut at Ale Kino!

BLUE

Dir. Gabriela Ledesma, USA, 109 min. EAST COAST PREMIERE

Based on true events, Blue is a light hearted drama that tells the story of Helen Daniels, a

young woman struggling to piece her world together after a botched suicide attempt. This is the debut feature film for writer/director Gabriela Ledesma.

BRUCE!!!!

Dir. Eden Marryshow, USA, 104 min. QUEENS PREMIERE

Let’s be real: Bruce is an a**hole. He’s sh*tty to his friends. He’s sh*tty to pretty much every woman in his life. He has no job. He has no career. And his parents are tired of lending him money. And you know what? Honestly, all of this was working out pretty well for him, until he meets Kiera, falls hopelessly in love and is finally forced to grow the f*ck up... in his thirties.

CHASING SUNSHINE

Dir. Darren Coyle, USA, 63 min. NEW YORK PREMIERE

A buddy, odd couple comedy where we follow Darcy and Jack as they drive all over the San Fernando Valley following clues on a scavenger hunt.

DARCY

Dir. Heidi Philipsen and Jon Russell Cring, USA, 96 min. QUEENS PREMIERE

It's summer break, and fifteen-year-old Darcy is working in her family's motel, a seedy operation on the edge of town. Sustaining the motel is the practice of taking in occupants who have until only recently been incarcerated—an arrangement that Darcy’s parents have arranged with the Department of Corrections for a price.

EDGE OF THE WORLD

Dir. Randy Redroad, USA, 85 min. NEW YORK PREMIERE

Mitch Davis has a long winning history as the Boys Ranch cross country coach. Admired for his leadership with at risk young men, he is well respected by his peers. But, since a devastating personal loss five years ago, Coach Davis has not been the same.

HOW TO GROW YOUR OWN

Dir. Milton Chassman, USA, 91 min. EAST COAST PREMIERE

One part mockumentary, one part docu-drama, How to Grow Your Own could very well be cinema's first ever mocku-drama! It tells the story of a weed-growing agoraphobic and the directionless stoner who comes to stay.

INTO THE VALLI

Dir. Nicholas Buscarino, USA, 77 min. WORLD PREMIERE

Into the Valli takes us on a dive into Chris Parrella’s warped mind; which houses a multi-layered obsession to do whatever it takes to emulate the life of a legendary singer. As his family distances themselves, his obsession grows deeper in hopes he can reach the same level of success.

MOVING PARTS

Dir. Emilie Upczak, Trinidad and Tobago, 77 min. NEW YORK PREMIERE

After the death of her father, Zhenzhen hires a smuggler to take her to the Caribbean island where her brother, Wei, works in construction. Wei gets her a job at a restaurant, but when the smuggler demands more cash, she is forced into a compromising position. Help comes unexpectedly from Evelyn, who runs an art gallery in the neighborhood—but the contrast between the dark rooms above the restaurant and the blindingly white gallery calls everyone’s innocence into question.

MURDER MADE EASY

Dir. Dave Palamaro, United States, 76 min. EAST COAST PREMIERE

Best pals Joan and Michael host an elaborate dinner party for their dearest friends to remember the passing of Joan’s husband Neil. But as each guest arrives they find that their very lives are on the menu to protect a secret that links them all.  Pop Horror.com calls Murder Made Easy: “A spectacular homage to the classic murder mysteries of Agatha Christie and Alfred Hitchcock.”

MY NAME IS BATLIR, NOT BUTLER

Dir. Stare Yildirim, Turkey, 90 min. QUEENS PREMIERE

In My Name is Batlir, Not Butler, the film’s protagonist says, “I’m not actually overweight, I just have some excess in a certain area....It is told in Anatolia that, the baby looks like whatever the mother craves for while she is pregnant. My mother craved for watermelon. I mostly talk to 52 Hertz, she is the loneliest whale in the world, and she is my best friend.”

NYMPHADELLE

Dir. Quentin de Jubécourt, France, 55 min. NEW YORK PREMIERE

A long time ago, in a medieval world, Aegeus, son of Lord Theron, is forced to hide in the forest after the murder of his parents for political reasons. He meets there a young woman, Asteria, who decides to follow him on his journey.

ONE BEDROOM

Dir. Darien Sills-Evans, USA, 83 min. QUEENS PREMIERE

Breaking up is easy.  Moving out is hard. After five years of ups and downs, an African American 30-something couple in a gentrifying Brooklyn neighborhood spends their final afternoon together arguing and remember better days, as one of them moves out and hopefully on with her life.

REGIONRAT

Dir. Javier Reyna, USA, 99 min. EAST COAST PREMIERE

Ray, a pothead underachieving teenager, feeling lonely after a self-imposed six months exile in Seattle, returns to his hometown and as he reconnects with friends, he is soon reminded why he left town in the first place. Based on the novel by Richard Laskowski.

SNOWFLAKE

Dir. Adolfo Kolmerer and William James, Germany, 121 min.

In an odd twist of fate, Tan and Javid find themselves living out a bizarre screenplay page by violent page. While hunting down the murderer of their families, their reality turns topsy turvy when they read of their own untimely deaths and realize this screenplay is coming true.

SOMETHING

Dir. Stephen Portland, USA, 90 min. EAST COAST PREMIERE

A man (Michael Gazin) and woman (Jane Rowen) are struggling to adjust to life with their new baby. But their situation begins to unravel further, when they start to suspect that a menacing stranger could be lurking, watching, even entering their home. This twisty and chilling single-location drama/horror/mystery will keep you guessing right up until the end, and even after that.

SUSHI TUSHI OR HOW ASIA BUTTED INTO AMERICAN PRO FOOTBALL

Dir. Ziad Hamzeh, USA, 90 min. NEW YORK PREMIERE

The coach of a pro football team, The Portland Lobsters, that has lost 32 in a row, as a last resort, travels to Japan to buy a school of sumo wrestlers. He intends to bring the sumo wrestlers back to Maine to replace his inept offensive line. The team is eventually able to form a front line that allows their QB to throw a pass and not get sacked.

T-JUNCTION

Dir. Amil Shivji, Tanzania, 105 min.

After the passing of her estranged father, Fatima makes an unlikely friend at a hospital, Maria. Bound by pain, Fatima keeps coming back to hear Maria’s tale of the T-junction where she found love and loss in a ragtag community.

THE BEST OF ALL WORLDS

Dir. Adrian Goiginger, Austria, 103 min. QUEENS PREMIERE

A kid’s true story of his life in the unusual world of his heroin addict mother and their love of each other.

THE DIRTY KIND

Dir. Vilan Trub, USA, 85 min. WORLD PREMIERE

Raymond, a young private investigator specializing in divorce, gets too ambitious and takes on a case that involves more than just snapping pictures of cheating couples. While searching for the estranged daughter of a client, Raymond discovers that she works as a stripper under the name Natalie Cottontail. Natalie’s exploits bring together a desperate collection of lost souls – sucking everyone down a drain of despair.

THE DOCTOR’S CASE

Dir. James Douglas, Canada, 66 min. EAST COAST PREMIERE

The Master of Horror meets the Master Detective. When a diabolical English lord is murdered, Sherlock Holmes and Watson must unexpectedly exchange roles in order to solve 'the perfect locked room mystery.' Based on the short story by Stephen King.

THE ESCORT

Dir. Bizhan Tong, United Kingdom, 69 min. WORLD PREMIERE

When Eric pays an escort, Veronica, for 60 minutes of her time he intends to convince her to quit this line of work. But Veronica is no damsel in distress and what ensues is a verbal battle of wits which peel away the layers of who they really are. What they find out about themselves and the secret Eric holds will ensure nothing remains the same again.

THE MISSING SUN

Dir. Brennan Vance, USA, 78 min. NEW YORK PREMIERE

After a solar flare powers down her remote community, Alma discovers her husband Terry comatose. Suspecting he is having an out-of-body affair with an ex-lover, Alma attempts to bring him back to reality with help from Terry’s estranged, drug-addled son and the leader of a new-age religion that specializes in astral travel.

THE SONG OF SWAY LAKE

Dir. Ari Gold, USA, 94 min. NEW YORK PREMIERE

It's summer on Sway Lake, the most glamorous lake in the Adirondacks - former playground of the jazz-age New York aristocracy. Music collector Ollie Sway recruits his only friend, a rowdy Russian drifter, to help him steal a 78 record from his own family's estate.

TRAUMA

Dir. Lucio A. Roja, Chile , 107 min.

A shocking, brutal tale that blends the dark history of Chile’s recent past (violent and repressive military dictatorship of Pinochet) with the seemingly modern and progressive Chile of today. The two worlds clash when a group of women venture to the idyllic countryside for a weekend of fun. However, their outing soon turns nightmarish when a man, a victim of torture in the hands of the government, unleashes his pent-up rage on them.

VIRGINIA MINNESOTA

Dir. Daniel Stine, USA, 97 min. NEW YORK PREMIERE

Separated for fifteen years by a childhood tragedy that robbed them of their mysterious and inspirational little friend, Virginia, two young women—Lyle and Addison—are reunited at the place both vowed never to return. Together, they embark on an illuminating overnight journey where they revisit painful memories and discover long-forgotten gifts Virginia had bestowed on them so many years before.

WE (WIJ)

Dir. Rene Eller, The Netherlands, 100 min.

Sex, nihilism and aimless youth…During one hot summer in a Belgian-Dutch border village, eight teenagers play games of discovery to break the listless monotony. They challenge each other and themselves and soon, their sexual curiosity starts to blur the lines between right and wrong.

DOCUMENTARIES:

BENEATH THE INK

Dir. Cy Dodson, USA, 13 min. EAST COAST PREMIERE

A timely look at hate and racism in one Southeastern Ohio community that reveals heartfelt moments of change and redemption.

BETWEEN NEIGHBORHOODS

Dir. Seth Fein, USA, 82 min.

Have you seen the Unisphere? What do you see? Between Neighborhoods sees the interborough and international histories of imperialism and immigration that orbit the world, in Queens, across the last fifty years.  

HORROR MOVIE: A LOW BUDGET NIGHTMARE

Dir. Gary Doust, Australia, 100 min. NEW YORK PREMIERE

A filmmaker’s life-long dream turns into a nightmare when he sets out to make a super-low-budget horror film about an aborted fetus that seeks revenge on its family. With Hollywood ‘scream queen’ Dee Wallace (E.T., Cujo, The Howling) onboard, union issues and the budget spiralling out of control, it’s not long before things wildly go off the rails.

KEW GARDENS: SAVE THE BRIDGE

Dir. Jonathan Oliveira, USA, 19 min. WORLD PREMIERE

A series of mom and pop shops reside on the Kew Gardens bridge which bring a variety of uniqueness to the community; but after the MTA pleas for the bridge to be brought down, three teens take it upon themselves to give the people of Kew Gardens a voice to speak out against the corporate giant.

MODIFIED

Dir. Aube Giroux, Canada, 87 min. NEW YORK PREMIERE

Modified is a feature-length documentary-memoir that questions why genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are not labeled on food products in the United States and Canada, despite being labeled in 64 countries around the world.

NOTHING CHANGES: ART FOR HANK’S SAKE

Dir. Matthew Kaplowitz, USA, 80 min.

How far would you go to pursue your passion? At 87 years old, Hank Virgona commutes to his Union Square studio six days a week and makes art. Despite poor health, cancer,

lack of revenue and obscurity as an artist, Hank is unrelenting in his quest to understand how life and art are the same.

OPERATION WEDDING

Dir. Anat Zalmanson-Kuznetsov, Israel and Latvia, 63 min. QUEENS PREMIERE

Leningrad, 1970. A group of young Soviet Jews who were denied exit visas, plots to “hijack” an empty plane and escape the USSR.

STAMP SHOW

Dir. Michael Fishman, USA, 14 min. WORLD PREMIERE

In 2016 the world’s largest stamp show, which takes place once every ten years, was held in NYC at the Javits Convention Center. The subject was intriguing though I knew it would be crowded and challenging (the official count for attendees was 23,017). With a small camera in hand, I set out to capture the experience of attending the sprawling show.

THE COMMODORE STORY

Dir. Steven Fletcher, United Kingdom, 120 min. EAST COAST PREMIERE

A cram-packed 2-hour documentary that take us through Commodore's world changing evolution from the 70's to the 90's from the PET, Vic20, C64 to the Amiga and beyond including the very rare C65 and the wave of new Commodore related products that are hitting the market today. Commodore was started by Jack Tramiel who was a survivor of the Holocaust.

THIS LAND

Dir. Alan Thompson, USA, 58 min. NEW YORK PREMIERE

This land is our only home, yet due to our addiction to fossil fuels, a finite, non-renewable source of energy to sustain our lifestyles, we are putting our future at risk. This Land takes us from the Texas and Mexico border to the Dakotas, and then Northern Canada. We’ll meet native and local communities fighting against gas and oil pipelines and see what is at stake for our land, this land.

SHORT FILMS:

88 CENTS

Dir. Tyler Pina, USA, 37 min. NEW YORK PREMIERE

A TAXI OF COLDNESS

Dir. Joonha Kim, South Korea, 20 min.

ACE

Dir. Jordan Gear, USA, 19 min. NEW YORK PREMIERE

AN AMERICAN ATTORNEY IN LONDON

Dir. Darrell Alden, United Kingdom, 15 min. NEW YORK PREMIERE

ANGEL OF ANYWHERE

Dir. James Kicklighter, USA, 22 min.

ANOTHER GIRL

Dir. Austin Kase, USA, 22 min.

AWKWARD

Dir. Jared Beekhuyzen, Australia, 13 min. WORLD PREMIERE

BLESS ME FATHER

Dir. Paul Horan, USA, 16 min.

BUTTERFLIES

Dir. Cady McClain, USA, 13 min. QUEENS PREMIERE

CAST IRON CAN’T BE WELDED

Dir. Buks Rossouw, South Africa, 19 min.

CREATIVE BLOCK

Dir. Nicola Rose, USA, 16 min. QUEENS PREMIERE

DAMES IN CARS

Dir. Jason Spagnuoli, USA, 6 min.

DOOR TO DOOR

Dir. Kevin Etherson, USA, 9 min. QUEENS PREMIERE

E.RO.SION, NOUN

Dir. Catriona Rubenis-Stevens, USA, 14 min. QUEENS PREMIERE

FLOAT

Dir. Tristan Seniuk and Voleak Sip, USA 24 min. QUEENS PREMIERE

JESSICA

Dir. Jessica Kingdon, USA, 11 min.

JOE

Dir. Kaye Tuckerman, USA, 20 min. NEW YORK PREMIERE

LOSS

Dir. Jayne Nicoletti, USA, 3 min.

MS. LINDA

Dir. Ciara Cordasco, USA, 3 min.

MY NAME IS SOMEBODY

Dir. Orges Bakalli, USA, 14 min.

ONCE UPON A DREAM

Dir. Anthony Nion, Belgium, 13 min. QUEENS PREMIERE

PATH OF DREAMS

Dir. Tamara Ruppart, Japan, 25 min. QUEENS PREMIERE

PHOTOKILL

Dir. Lance J. Reha, USA, 19 min.

PIETAS

Dir. Lance J. Reha, USA, 4 min.

R.V

Dir. Will Hawkes and Melissa Center, USA, 10 min. EAST COAST PREMIERE

ROOSTER AND THE QUEEN

Dir. Aaron Weisblatt , USA , 18 min.

ROSE AND PEONY

Dir. Sébastien Azzopardi , France, 11 min.

SISTERS

Dir. Charles Ancelle, USA, 21 min. NEW YORK PREMIERE

ST. JOSEPH

Dir. Kathrina Miccio, USA, 24 min. NEW YORK PREMIERE

SWEETHEART

Dir. Marco Spagnoli, Italy, 8 min. NORTH AMERICAN PREMIERE

TABIIB (THE DOCTOR)

Dir. Jim Savio, USA, 30 min.

THE CONDUCTOR

Dir. Xavier Guignard, United Kingdom, 22 min. EAST COAST PREMIERE

THE GIRLS WERE DOING NOTHING

Dir. Dekel Berenson, United Kingdom, 17 min.

THE INVADERS

Dir. Mateo Márquez, USA, 7 min. NEW YORK PREMIERE

THE LONG WET GRASS

Dir. Justin Davey, Ireland, 14 min. QUEENS PREMIERE

THE NOISE OF THE LIGHT

Dir. Valentin Petit, France, 23 min.

THE ROOT OF HAPPINESS

Dir. Andy Truschinski, USA, 30 min.

THE SOOTHING SYSTEM

Dir. Erik Spink, USA, 12 min. WORLD PREMIERE

UNATTENDED ITEM

Dir. Filippos Vokotopoulos, United Kingdom,, 13 min.

WAITING FOR NANA

Dir. Melissa Pino, USA, 24 min. U.S. PREMIERE

WHALES

Dir. Nora Jaenicke, Italy, 29 min.

ANIMATION, EXPERIMENTAL & MUSIC VIDEO:

01 Gravity (EXP)

Dir. Julian Silverscreen & Katharina Potratz , Germany, 7 min.

165708 (EXP)

Dir. Josephine Massarella, Canada, 7 min.

BABY YOU’RE LIKE A DRUG (MV)

Dir. Joshua Butler, USA, 5 min.

BALANCE (ANI)

Dir. Barzan Rostami, Iran, 3 min.

CATHERINE (ANI)

Dir. Britt Raes, Belgium, 12 min.

EDEN (ANI)

Dir. Julie Caty, France, 5 min. NEW YORK PREMIERE

FISHY (ANI)

Dir. Joe Sulsenti, USA, 7 min.

IRRITATION (MV)

Dir. Heidi Kikel, USA, 4 min.

LAIKA (feature ANI)

Dir. Aurel Klimt, Czech Republic, 87 min.

MIDNIGHT’S GARDEN (ANI)

Dir. Benoit Chieux, France, 10 min. NORTH AMERICAN PREMIERE

PACHINKO (EXP)

Dir. Luis Grane, USA, 4 min.

SHENIDOM BAHMENI (MV)

Dir. Ali Nikfar, Iran, 4 min.

SPANISH ONION (ANI)

Dir. Brian Neong San, Australia, 4 min.

TAMARA QADDOUMI - FLOWERS WILL ROT (ANI MV)

Dir. Pablo Lozano, Lebanon, 4 min. EAST COAST PREMIERE

THE EMOJI SONG (MV)

Dir. Adam Volerich, USA, 3 min.

US, FOREVER AGO (Feature EXP)

Dir. Irina Varina, USA, 70 min. QUEENS PREMIERE

WATERSHED (ANI)

Dir. Mark Pedelty, USA, 4 min.

WEIRD (ANI)

Dir. Fausto Montanari, Italy, 2 min.

WHERE AM I - COLACOASTER (MV)

Dir. Michael Dürr, Mathias Fellner, Austria, 3 min.

WEB SERIES:

AFTER OIL

Dir. Jessica Naftaly and Shailyn Cotten, USA, 24 min.

BROKERS EPISODES 1, 3 & 5

Dir. Talya Klein, USA, 25 min.

END UNSUNG

Dir. Rolf Lindblom, Finland, 9 min.

IF ONLY

Dir. Sarah Wharton, USA, 18 min. QUEENS PREMIERE

PSKYPEOTHERAPY

Dir. Philip Saul Galinsky, USA, 16 min.

ROOT FOR THE VILLAIN

Dir. Max Rissman, USA, 39 min.

SPLIT

Dir. Molly McGaughey, USA, 10 min. QUEENS PREMIERE

THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF HUNTER WOOD

Dir. Stephen  Kurowski, USA, 8 min.

THREE TREMBLING CITIES (EPISODE 6)

Dir. Arthur Vincie, USA, 12 min. QUEENS PREMIERE

UNCLE OSCAR

Dir. Zack Abramowitz, USA, 21 min.

YOUR MOM SAYS HI! PILOT

Dir. Carlie Mantilla, Doni Carley and Rocco Urbisci, USA, 22 min.