In-Person Screening Schedule
ALL in-person screenings are at the Fine Arts Theatre in Beverly Hills at 8556 Wilshire Blvd from September 28th - October 1st.
In-Person Tickets & Passes must be purchased online in advanced on Film Freeway below.
**Tickets to screenings are only available at the door. Online tickets for screenings are closed.
**Panel tickets will remain online until 6pm the night before the panels.
Please be prepared to have your ticket scanned on your phone or printed out.
All Tickets and Passes are Will Call. VIP Filmmakers Passes will be handed out before screenings and parties.
Please arrive up to an hour prior to the screening to ensure you get into the screening before the film starts, especially if you want concessions.
We reserve the right to not allow late admissions into the theatre once a film has started. Please arrive early.
Please wear a mask at all times. Your Mask must be on at all times in the theatre unless you are seated while drinking and eating.
Please wear a mask outside when checking in and waiting in line and give people space in front of and behind you.
Please be kind and patient with our festival and theatre staff. Everyone is working hard to provide a great festival experience.
Please exit the theatre promptly and take all items and trash with you when exiting the theatre to ensure plenty of time for the theatre to sanitize between screenings.
Free Parking:
Beverly Hills City Garage - 321 S La Cienega Blvd
Monday thru Friday before 4pm (2 hours free)
Monday thru Friday entering after 4pm
All day Saturday and Sunday
Parking at meters:
After 6pm (7pm on Wilshire)
All day on Sun
Please note, for in-person screenings and indoor events, you must wear masks when not eating, drinking or on red carpet, get temperature checks and adhere to social distancing requirements.
Please do not come sick.
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Program #1 Thursday, September 28th 6:15pm
7 Minutes In Heaven
Directed By Chris Game, Jennylyn caterina
Synopsis: A light and charming exploration of the many humors and inconveniences of relationships at their various stages illustrated through a series of comedic and satirical vignettes.
@jennylynforthewin @chrisgame101
Hell Week
Directed By Kassy Mahea
Synopsis: Nikki's dark secret quickly unravels when her monthly monster comes knocking at her door.
@mirejah
Lady Scout Cookies
Directed By Brie Peterson
Synopsis: A high school senior attempts to break away from her status as a preppy Lady Scout by selling marijuana through the annual Lady Scout Cookie sale.
@briexpea
Oopsy Daisy
Directed By Devin Gillis
Synopsis: A dramedy short film about a young girl working at a flower shop who is faced with a moral dilemma when a man asks her to send flowers to someone who is not his girlfriend.
@oopsydaisymovie
The Avon Lady
Directed By Carolina Espiro
Synopsis: Chilean immigrant Rosa decides to face her fears of speaking English and become an all-American Avon Lady. She’s a fantastic failure until she meets an eccentric customer who shows her she’ll need more than English to make a sale.
@theavonladyfilm @carolinaespiro
Tonight
Directed By Martine Gaudissart
Synopsis: 11 year old Cricket sings about her life as she is getting ready to spend the night at the city park.
@runawaycricket
Becoming Santa
Directed By Dawn Spinella
Synopsis: After an exceptionally magical visit with Santa, a precocious materialistic girl sets out to keep a promise of kindness.
@becomingsanta
IMPOSTER The Series
Directed By SHAYDA FROst
Synopsis: A down-on-her-luck painter, desperate to get noticed, steals an outrageous idea from her ex-boyfriend and turns it into an extra feminist performance art piece that makes her go viral for all the wrong reasons.
@impostertheseries
Little T
Directed By Masha Ellsworth
Synopsis: Follow Alexis, a recent college graduate, on the most stressful day of her life - her dream job interview. She's armed with a resume, design portfolio, and two trusted companions: her 'inner critic' and 'inner child.' Join Alexis on a journey through the origins of comfort food as she uncovers new depths within herself and finds the courage to be her own advocate. Will this be enough for Alexis to land her dream job?
@littletshortfilm
Robots Don’t Tell Jokes
Directed By Kelli Caldwell
Synopsis: Robot loves his joke, but no other robots ever laugh — will Robot give up or will he find his tribe?
@kelliwellikids
The Party Job
Directed By Raechelle Bano
Synopsis: A young woman accepts a videography gig for what seems like a standard child’s birthday party. The tension becomes unbearable as the absurd reason for the party becomes more clear...
@palindromeprd @sparrowstudios
Without A Doubt
Directed By Delaney Lloyd
Synopsis: When a young girl’s romantic fantasy is crushed by reality, she decides to break her habit of letting silly boys and inanimate toys decide her fate
@delforshort
Program #2 Thursday, September 28th, 8:15pm
Twisted Vines
Sane Men
Directed By Jess fritz
Synopsis: Two polar opposite sisters have only one thing in common: a united front against their mother's criminal boyfriends. But when Mom brings home a recently released wife killer, new doubts arise. Is he innocent or guilty, and will the sisters be ripped apart...or bonded forever?
@sanemenmovie
Twisted Vines
Directed By Jihane mrad
Synopsis: Set in a wine estate B&B, the intimate wedding of the owners daughter bring out the best and worst in the invited guests as their simplest exchanges are riddled with secrets.
The festivities are soon interrupted by the sheriff who comes out to warn the guests about a nearby fire, check on his lady friend the Sommelier, but ends up staying to solve an unexpected murder.
@twistedvinesmovie
Program #3 Friday, September 29th 12:15pm
Dance Films
Danceable
Directed by Kelsey Mcgee
Synopsis: Three dancers with disabilities seek freedom through movement.
@danceable_doc
I Have An Apple
Directed By LYnn Chai
Synopsis: I Have An Apple is an experimental music video that displays an intricate battle that an Asian woman may face while pursuing aspirations.
@cyllynn_art
MATAN
Directed By Roni Uzan
Synopsis: A video dance that is bound to be beyond words and definitions. The wonder of creation grows inside us. Two parts are connected as one, experiencing a lifelong apart eagerly waiting for the wondrous encounter. A celebration of the body and empowerment of the soul mixed with overwhelming emotions. A video telling my story about the gift I received named MATAN.
@ronu8
MumLife
Directed By Ruby Challenger
Synopsis: Sarah, a first-time mother struggles to connect with her newborn baby and is pushed to her limits when she discovers her insta famous bestie has thrown her a surprise birthday party.
Nexus
Directed By Karina mills
Synopsis: Nexus explores the magnetism of human connection: The vulnerability and uncertainty we face, since the pandemic hit. The film pushes and pulls in turmoil. Will they find reunion?
@karina.r.mills
Roboto
Directed By Keone & Mariel Madrid
Synopsis: A world-renowned choreographer hits rock bottom when a dancing artificial intelligence puts him out of work and becomes everyone's favorite dance partner.
@keonemadrid @_marimadrid
Unio Mystica
Directed By Katharina Klewinghaus
Synopsis: A medieval woman portrays through dance and movement the different stages of becoming one with God, often referred to as the unio mystica in the Occident.
Printemps
Directed By Funda Erzade
Synopsis: An intimate relationship between fashion and skin, between the self and the outside world, starting with the unbridled spring.
@funda_erzade @noora.composer
The Journey
Directed By Dan Istrate
Synopsis: A musician wakes up to find a mysterious beautiful woman in his bed. Will she ever reveal her true identity?
@the_journey_10_nights
Why Am I Like This?
Directed By Taylor Kirsch
Synopsis: The narrative follows a teenage girl as she struggles to cope with her anxiety disorder. This causes her to be consumed by negative thought patterns, in-flict self harm, dissociate, as well as experience very real affects anxiety has on the body.
Program # 4 Friday, September 29th 2:15pm
Clear Day
Directed by Caitlin Woods
Synopsis: On her 30th birthday, a woman grappling with her new relationship is confronted by event that will change the couple's lives forever.
@caitewoods @izzieschnall
Five and a Half
Directed By Heidi Nyburg
Synopsis: Based on a true story, a sheltered little girl spends an unnerving afternoon with her estranged father where she’s left with just her imagination to stop time and escape impending disaster.
https://fiveandahalfmovie.com/
@fiveandahalfmovie
Hide & Seek
Directed By Anuka Sethi
Synopsis: Hide & Seek is a poetic exploration of a girl's struggle to navigate the in-between spaces of her multicultural identity.
In Sickness And…
Directed By Regina Wren
Synopsis: A young couple, Nina and Grayson, move in together to launch the next step in their relationship. However, they are forced to adjust their goals when Grayson becomes ill.
@insicknessand_film @letartreign
Lily
Directed By Chloe Stafford, Suneina Badoni
Synopsis: Desperate for a cure for their daughter’s illness, a California couple finds hope from an unexpected source.
@suneina_bad @cstaff22
Shelane
Directed By Melanie Thompson
Synopsis: Two women simultaneously go through traumatic events, and connect briefly over a phone call.
@codependentmedia @marisahood
Your Choice
Directed By Valeria Hage
Synopsis: Raul plays a video game in which he must ensure that a woman arrives home safely while a man stalks her, but no matter how much he tries, she is attacked. Desperate, he will spend every life seeking to change history.
@tueliges_cortometraje @valehage1
Program # 5 Friday, September 29th 4:15pm
Borrowed Time
Directed By Ginevra Gentili
Synopsis: Based on a true story. Olivia has a complicated relationship with her mother who suddenly calls her to go back home. A story of loss and growth between three generations of women, this day will define Olivia for years to come.
@borrowedtime.film
Ghostly Sentiments
Directed By Elinor Glassco
Synopsis: A group of cemetery ghosts help a young woman come out to her father.
@ghostly_sentiments_film
OPA
Directed By Merivelle Hannah
Synopsis: A teenager facing an unexpected pregnancy and the conflict it causes with her father and the healing that follows.
@merivelle
Stay Behind
Directed By Andreana Loukidis
Synopsis: The existential meltdown of a depressed college student is interrupted when a drunk “guardian angel” refuses to leave her alone.
@andreanalouk
The Score Keeper
Directed By ALYSSa Park
Synopsis: A young, chronically ill, female sets out to document her healing journey. As her stresses and symptoms arise, she comes to the realization of the effect of her past trauma and suppressed emotions.
@_thescorekeeper_ @_parkranger_
The Talk
Directed By Gabriela Lima
Synopsis: The Talk explores the relationship between a father and a daughter after the tragic passing of the mother. This short film delves into the reality of dealing with a girl’s journey through her first menstruation and how a single father handles it.
@thetalk.shortfilm
The Unreachable Star
Directed By Sharon Park
Synopsis: Inspired by the grand tales of Don Quixote, a brother and sister set off in search of adventure to escape their own wartime reality, but ultimately find that the greatest act of heroism is the imagination they lend to each other.
@theunreachablestarfilm
Worth It
Directed By Kristina Thomas
Synopsis: Two friends contemplate whether being in love is really worth it with each other.
@worthitshort @itskristinathomas
Program #6 Friday, September 29th 6:15pm
Alma
Alma
Directed By Ana Rosa Genari Tezza
Synopsis: Alma is a young woman who leads a peaceful life in the Brazilian countryside. She denies her own artistic potential at the same time that the outcomes of her mother‘s political involvement against the military dictatorship in Brazil are revealed.
@ave_lova @avelolaespacodecriacao
Program #7 Friday, September 29th 8:15pm
Halloween Teasers
A Ghost Story
Directed By Melissa Ann Bruning
Synopsis: A World War II veteran on his deathbed tells a hospice therapist about his ghost.
@melissabruning
Ask Again Later
Directed By Chloe Evangelista
Synopsis: What is reality? While there is no true answer, this surrealistic collage of the irrational aims to explore the popular theory that every-day life is indeed the result of a simulation — one that, on occasion, glitches.
chloeevangelista10.wixsite.com
@chloeevangelista
Consumer
Directed By Stephanie Izsak
Synopsis: Tortured by toxic beauty standards, thirteen-year-old Rein discovers an unconventional and disturbing way to lose weight. She thinks she's found a fast track to perfection...but ends up biting off more than she can chew.
@consumerthefilm
It’s Not Real
Directed By Tina Carbone
Synopsis: Jess wonders whether the creepy incidents in her creaky old apartment are actually happening.
@Tina_Carbone_Films @somecreativegirl
Kept
Directed By Alex Geschwind
Synopsis: Two best friends with a strained relationship experience unusual occurrences during their stay at a remote ranch, leading them to fight for their lives against the deceptively charming ranch owner and his late wife.
@Alexgeschwind
Lux Noctis
Directed By Damiana Acuña
Synopsis: In an isolated matriarchal community, Lina creates an unprecedented amount of light.
@luxnoctisfilm
The Colouring Book
Directed By Kylie Claude
Synopsis: A mother is struck by the brutal reality that relaxation is pure fantasy.
@fastbreak_films
The Urn
Directed By Ash Gray
Synopsis: When a woman finds an urn that interprets and manifests her darkest desires, she learns the true meaning of ‘careful what you wish for’.
@ashgrayfilms
There are Bees in the House
Directed By Morgan Saelens
Synopsis: After a death in the family, Asa returns home to grieve alongside her mother, Ramona, and Asa begins to notice a peculiar sound echoing through the walls of the house: the buzzing of bees.
@beesinthehousefilm
Program #8 Saturday, September 30th 1:15pm
First Voice Generation
First Voice Generation
Directed By Cynthia Martinez
Synopsis: Three Latinx teenagers struggle with their identity because they are children of Mexican immigrants in a Dutch-American town. They dream of being the first in their family to go to college, but COVID-19 shuts the world down creating challenges with virtual learning, and the cost of affording college seeming impossible.
@firstvoicegeneration @runningjourno
Program #9 Saturday, September 30th 3:15pm
Bridge.
Directed By Cristina Wolf
Synopsis: 15-year-old Bridgette copes with her mother’s recent death and her family’s unraveling grief by styling her mother’s last look.
@bridge_short_film
Faye
Directed By Xi Gong
Synopsis: After her mother dies of cancer, Faye accidentally discovers an affair her mother had during her lifetime. She finds her mother's lover, trying to solve the mystery that has been haunting her...
Grape
Directed By Aurora Iler
Synopsis: Layla’s search for acceptance leads to dangerous choices that have a ripple effect on her sister.
@therealaurorailer
June
Directed By Dwayne Cameron
Synopsis: June is a story about the fragility of life; the primal forces that drive and control us and the mystery of hope and new beginnings.
@dwaynecameronofficial
Latchkey
Directed By Nathalie Therriault
Synopsis: Two seven year olds negotiate their after school life without adult supervision which slowly chips away at their innocence.
Progression
Directed By Emily Freeze
Synopsis: A man mourning the death of the love of his life is trying to move forward but is haunted by her memory.
@progression_film
Street Lights
Directed By LIVt
Synopsis: On the eve of their HS graduation, a boy and his best friend, embark on a neighborhood journey to pay homage to all their favorite spots in their hometown. However with his mothers time constraint looming, can they have their adventure and both safely make it home before the streetlights come on?
Zoo
Directed By Tariq rimawi
Synopsis: Wandering through the Worst Zoo in the World, a young boy SAMI is looking for his football. The loner finds more than that when he encounters the little tiger LAZIZ, who follows him on his quest to find a safe place to play. Against all odds, they become friends. But the remnants of war harbor danger.
@tariq.alrimawi @moemayerhofer
Program #10 Saturday, September 30th 5:15pm
Honor Student
Fight Like A Mother
Directed By Meagan Noel Fulps
Synopsis: An amateur boxer attempts a comeback after having a baby.
@meaganfulps @ashleyplatz
HONOR STUDENT
Directed By Tamika Miller
Synopsis: HONOR STUDENT is a provocative thriller about a student who holds a teacher hostage to prove America a lesson it will never forget.
@HonorStudentMovie
Program #11 Saturday, September 30th 7:15pm
American Girl
Directed By Andrea Riba
Synopsis: An ashamed Chicana laundromat worker must stomach her shame against her classically beautiful idol to win a sinister TV talent show and become America's newest sensation.
@americangirl_thefilm
Cupcakes
Directed By Brit Morgan
Synopsis: We follow Sophie, a 30-something with a borderline obsessive crush on her Los Angeles neighbor, as she attempts to share her birthday cupcakes with the object of her affection. However, these baked goods are made with more than just their sugary components, and she must consider who is worthy of the sweetness of her heart.
@cupcakesshort
Fence Sitter
Directed By Sydne Horton
Synopsis: An elder millennial experiences a pregnancy scare at her best friend’s baby shower and totally ruins the vibe.
@fencesitterfilm
Instant Noodle
Directed By Michelle Sastraatmadja
Synopsis: Having just lost her Indonesian mother less than a year ago, MARIANNA, a biracial Indonesian woman, comes home to Pasadena for her, Caucasian, DAD's birthday. This is Dad’s first birthday since the passing of MOM, and it is hard for him since she would often make birthdays feel very special.
Jackie & Marilyn
Directed By Hollin Haley
Synopsis: Marilyn Monroe calls a press conference to expose her affair with JFK to public, but right before she is set to show up, a meeting with Jackie Kennedy causes her to cancel.
@jackieandmarilynfilm
MINDVAULT
Directed By Paris Myers
Synopsis: After a bar date goes terribly wrong, a young woman unwittingly explores the depths of her subconscious. Inspired by true events, MINDVAULT (2023) is an intimate portrait on the surrealist aspects of the human experience.
@MINDVAULT_FILM
Shelter in Place
Directed By Clare Chun
Synopsis: Symbiotic relationship between woman and cat during the pandemic.
@clare_y_chun
tRuth
Directed By Sylvie Zaidman, Nic Shake
Synopsis: In a hyper-technological society, a couple lives their own utopia. But what happens when a glitch compromises all this idyllic interface?
@ourwaymovies
Program #12 Saturday, September 30th
Withdrawn due to Strike
Program #13 Sunday, October 1st 1:15pm
Bonbon Voyage
Directed By Emma Ream
Synopsis: “Bonbon Voyage” takes place on a cruise ship in the 1950s. When a beauty queen sees a poster touting a “Swimsuit Contest for Bathing Beauties!” her dreams of victory and accolades seem to be in direct conflict with her love of desserts. In her determination to win, she runs a gauntlet of bonbons, cupcakes and other treats, fighting against her desires and fear of gaining weight. Her wordless struggles with temptation hold a comic mirror to pop culture’s unrealistic female body imagery and fat-shaming.
@emmartoons
DOG DAYS
Directed By hailey bair
Synopsis: On his 8th birthday, a young boy named Max blows out the candles on his cake and wishes for his very own puppy. To his surprise, a magical puff of smoke brings a bright red balloon dog to life instead. Though at first disappointed to not have gotten a real puppy, Max soon learns to love and accept his new pet, endearingly naming him Squeaky. With his new companion, Max experiences the ups and downs of pet ownership and the unique circumstances of having a balloon dog for a pet.
@artofhaileybair
Earth Machiavelli
Directed By Avery Daman
Synopsis: It’s 2147. A “mad” scientist is trying to save the planet with the ‘means justify the end’ approach, and a woman whose ethics dictate that there is another way, a better way.
@averydaman @alionaishere
Happy Noodle
Directed By helen chan
Synopsis: After an attempted restaurant robbery, a hungry broke guy learns a lesson from the restaurant owner.
@happy_noodle_film
How Tall is Jeffrey?
Directed By Madison Stenner
Synopsis: A young father must come to terms with his son’s imaginary friend.
@howtallisjeffrey
Le Balloon Bleu
Directed BY Katherine Griffin
Synopsis: Le Ballon Bleu (The Blue Ballon) is both a prequel and a continuation to the story told in the classic 1956 French film Le Ballon Rouge (The Red Balloon), the story of a boy and his red balloon. Our film tells the story of the little girl who holds a blue balloon in that classic French film.
@katherineegriffin
Never Broken
Directed by Mary-Jo Dionne, Jeff Macpherson
Synopsis: It's 1977. When a young mom finds herself broke and alone and raising her 5-year-old daughter, she creates a world of make-believe in order to shield her from the pain of poverty. Well, that and she genuinely believes that how we shape our perspective is ultimately how we shape our lives.
@theneverbrokenfilm
Out of Water
Directed By Madi Stine
Synopsis: When a disenchanted mermaid-for-hire is mistaken for a real one, she plays along to disastrous consequences.
@outofwater_film
Patty
directed by barbara moanes
Synopsis: Patty, a young, innocent and sensitive Bigfoot finds herself alone deep inside the PNW forrest where she needs to fend for herself. Isolated and lonely she is befriended by a Bee who helps her learn about friendship, loyalty and the process of grieving when faced with the loss of the only real friend she’s ever known.
The Strawberry Jam
Directed By Laura Lionetta
Synopsis: Mrs. Doodle, a ’90s housewife frugal in every possible way, finds herself tempted by a jar of gourmet strawberry jam in a most unusual grocery store . .
@GorgonessFillms
Work-Life Balance
Directed By Danielle Swanson
Synopsis: A gender-swapped Workaholics, this workplace comedy features two gal pals avoiding work by gossiping about Charlie's latest one night stand with nerdy Kabir, who mistakes their sloppy sex for a Casablanca-level romance.
Program #14 Sunday, October 1st 3:15pm
Backlog
Directed By Jacqueline Elyse Rosenthal
Synopsis: The true story of a collegiate woman’s shelved rape kit that leads her on a journey from being silenced by the police for three years to accepting the impossible task of trusting the system that let her down and speaking up for millions as the key witness in the 2010 Senate Hearings to end the rape kit backlogs.
@backlogfilm
Dark Water
Directed By nonie shiverick
Synopsis: A woman suffering from severe panic attacks experiences vivid sensations of drowning that become increasingly, terrifyingly real.
@darkwatershortfilm
Great White Lies
Directed By Heather Andelsman
Synopsis: Sofia, a teenage cancer survivor, faces unexpected challenges when she attends her best friend’s party for the first time after cancer treatment.
@greatwhiteliesfilm
Medicine & Obligations
Directed By Tinia Witherspoon
Synopsis: Indigenious students attending college recount the struggles particular to balancing higher education, and remaining close to one’s culture. Each student has a deep relationship to their community and a desire to excel in two seemingly very different worlds.
@tinia_witherspoon
Recognition
Directed By Maria Prieto
Synopsis: In the near future, a woman stuck on a rose-colored version of her past seeks support from an augmented reality therapist to unlock the dark truth behind her memories.
@purplecactusproductions
The Nest
Directed By Phoebe Mattana
Synopsis: Hilarity ensues when two soon to be step-sisters attempt to connect over a day of birdwatching in this goofball comedy.
@phoebemattana
The Nocturne
Directed By Fan Xun Lilac
Synopsis: The film tells the story of two strangers who have never met learn to use music to heal each other in the darkest moments of their lives.
Program #15 Sunday, October 1st 5:15pm
Where the Wind Takes Me
Conducting Life
Directed By Diane Moore
Synopsis: In the rarified world of classical music, the road to success is a daunting one. Especially for young conductors. CONDUCTING LIFE follows the remarkable journey of Roderick Cox as he tirelessly pursues his dream — to secure a top position with a major orchestra.
@dianemphoto
Where The Wind Takes Me/ Donde el viento me lleve
Directed By Ana Cristina Prieto Gracia
Synopsis: The story of four women, mourners, warriors, fighters, invincibles, heroines; who have managed to overcome adversity, have fought against their fears, violence, rejection, frustrations and have risen to realize their dreams.
Program #16 Sunday, October 1st 7:15pm
Something Good Coming
Something Good Coming
Directed By eddie vigil v
Synopsis: Two grocery store workers from different districts meet and end up spending time with each other over a weekend after the store they're assigned to open in another town shuts down unexpectedly.
@somethinggoodcomingfilm
Art Piece & Music Performance
People of Peru
Piece by Robin Hunter Fowler
Sunny
Written by Bobby Hebb
Performed By Riley Way
Semi-Finalist Short or Episodic Scripts
Marbles
Written by Danielle Elise Olson
Synopsis: In a world where lives are measured by a jar of marbles and our days are literally numbered, a 52 year old woman is coming to terms with and preparing for her final days with her family. As she reminisces the time she's had with her family, her daughter has yet to realize her mom will be gone soon until it's almost too late.
@danielleolson_1989
The Light At The End
Written By Lynda Simmons
Synopsis: A woman caring for a husband with Alzheimer’s must choose between a drug that let will keep him alive or let both the long goodbye and the life she has built around him come to an abrupt end.
@Lyndamsimmons
Magnificence & Stone
Written by Michael Angel Johnson
Synopsis: MAGNIFICENCE & STONES takes place in 1937 when Lois Mailou Jones (1905 – 1908 -a young black visual artist) faces racism in relation to her artwork, so she goes to Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller (1877- 1968, who is a black sculptress) hoping that this older artist can guide Lois through this challenging time.
Semi-Finalist Feature Scripts
Freesia
Written by Emerson Tenney
Synopsis: It's been two-hundred years since humanity moved underground and 13-year-old Freesia Walls is fed up with living a half-life. Longing to prove to herself, her family, and the Mayor that the brighter future they’ve all hoped for can be reached right now Freesia journeys to the very core of their planet, but is she ready to face all that comes to light when she starts scratching below the surface?
@iamemersontenney
Manongs
Written by Mariel & Keone Madrid
Synopsis: 1920’s Filipino migrant workers get their revenge against abusive employers by stealing the attention at clubs with impressively attractive dancing.
Outside The Lines
Written By Deborah Serra
Synopsis: When an opportunity arises for the director of the Art Unit at Interpol to capture a renown terrorist, he must go against all of his instincts and his principles to destroy a masterpiece.
Promise of Eve
Written By Kathleen M Caprario Ulrich
Synopsis: When she learns that the child she thought was dead might be alive, a former coder in witness protection navigates New York’s cybercrime underworld and confronts both the child’s father and government duplicity to enlist the aid of her rogue AI creation in order to take back her life.
@kcapart
Roadkill
Written By Lindsay Clift
Synopsis: A disagreeable woman in a small Texas town develops a delusion that she’s dead which really throws a wrench into her desire to be taken seriously as a mortician.