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THE STONE DREW RIPPLES
How far will a family go to protect the life of a child? In The Stone Drew Ripples, director Orimz explores themes of love and
EP/2
How many times have you received questionable, poorly formatted emails from so-called prestigious film festivals wanting to select your film? Bold fonts addressing you by
LOST LOVE
A rousing drum intro rolls through the opening credits as crowds cheer in the distance. But as we fade in on rock musician Jack (James
HOBBY HUSTLE
The digital age has completely altered how our world functions. Our work, lifestyle, and even the way we relish childhood’s thrills have all undergone significant
THE MASTERPIECE
Value is in the eye of the beholder, or so they say. In The Masterpiece (La Gran Obra), it appears in the strangest of ways.
CHURCH CAMP
Church Camp is designated a LGBTQ short film and sounds like an ugly clash of civilizations. Praying away the gay and fire and brimstone directed
AMUSE-BOUCHE
Sometimes, the best things in life emerge from chaos. In writer/director Matthew Turner’s short film Amuse-Bouche, the staff of an English bistro must navigate a
RIVER OF GHOSTS
When sinister powers run rampant, a man finds unexpected answers to his biggest questions. Dr. Sean Halton (Conner Floyd) is a hypnotherapist with a traumatic
ANGEL
The many intricacies of a funeral, particularly of the military kind, are apparently a lot more complicated than we give them credit for. Or at