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TESTIMONIAL
THE THINGS WE CANNOT CHANGE
A LETTER FROM HOME
APOCALYPSE UNKNOWN
SUE
THE TRUST
ECSTASY BEHIND THE FORGOTTEN
Kabir McNeely

GLASS EYES
Since George A. Romero introduced zombies to pop culture, the undead have dominated the visual mediums – to the point where filmmakers began to run

TESTIMONIAL
The chances that you or someone you know will be touched by Alzheimer’s is, unfortunately, still very high. Although scientific advances have helped to treat

THE THINGS WE CANNOT CHANGE
Addiction is a bear – which is probably an understatement. A monster is more like it. And Joshua Nelson’s The Things We Cannot Change isn’t

A LETTER FROM HOME
A Letter From Home starring Jason Graven, follows the path of an ex U.S. Soldier as he navigates the transition to becoming a civilian. During

APOCALYPSE UNKNOWN
Imagine waking up one morning to find yourself completely alone. Your family has disappeared, as have your neighbors, and you’re left to fend for yourself

SUE
Films about old age tend to be aggressively depressing, emphasizing life’s futility and fragility. (For recent examples, see Michael Haneke’s Love or Gaspar Noé’s Vortex.)

THE TRUST
Being rich isn’t as easy as it looks, because when you can buy anything, avoiding pain is well within your price range. And since the

ECSTASY BEHIND THE FORGOTTEN
Visually captivating, Nora Stock’s somewhat unhinged and volatile short film Ecstasy Behind the Forgotten singes like a searing-hot needle. A study of a trio of

Kabir McNeely
Kabir McNeely is an American actor and filmmaker – best known for his short film Blue Girl which won him several awards. He began his