SOLDIER ISLAND
February 12, 2023
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DRESS CODE
February 9, 2023
Val-e-ree
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GoGo 274
February 5, 2023
OUT OF WATER
February 2, 2023
GLENN GARRABRANT
February 1, 2023
MESSY BOYS
January 31, 2023
WRAP ME IN A SHEET
January 29, 2023
BABA
January 24, 2023
SOLDIER ISLAND
A reinvention of an Agatha Christie classic, Soldier Island is a 65-minute screendance period piece that offers a new perspective on the murder mystery genre.
DRESS CODE
Bobby Russo (Gerard Garilli) has no ordinary family. His uncle is the head of the local organized crime syndicate, his father is an underling, and
Val-e-ree
Brimming with empathy and insight, Samantha Lavin’s 10-minute inclusive short Val-e-ree will haunt the viewer long after the credits roll. A subtle story of female
GoGo 274
Forrest Sassaman’s Gogo 274 feels like a forgotten apocalyptic thriller from the 1980’s. A film unearthed a whole generation later during an era where its
OUT OF WATER
Mermaids are not real. Of course, if there was one out there, she’d probably be pretty lonely. Sandy (Marlee Learner) isn’t actually a mermaid. But
GLENN GARRABRANT
Glenn Garrabrant is a filmmaker and the founder of the Illinois-based indie film house Logan Avenue Productions. With an emphasis on meaningful storytelling, Glenn has
MESSY BOYS
At first glance, Messy Boys appears to be a very contemporary and oddly familiar horror flick with all the hallmarks of its subgenre lined up
WRAP ME IN A SHEET
At first glance, not a whole lot happens in Molly Muse and Britt Harris’s short drama Wrap Me in a Sheet. Yet within 16 minutes,
BABA
Baba is a chaotic experience that is, at the same time, very precisely controlled; there is not a single second that feels wasted on anything