EVENING NARRATIVE SHORTS *
EVENING NARRATIVE SHORTS *
WHAT THE CROWS SAW
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY GINA EAST
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women's crisis is explored when a Pueblo woman enters a lone tavern in search of her missing sister.
uminom ka ng gamot (take your medicine)
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY MARNIE SALVANI
A young woman, sick and alone, fails to take care of herself. She calls her parents to help her take her medicine; the phone call fails to connect the family.
THEY JUST FADE AWAY
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY CAROLYN (XIANGE) LIU
Amid her husband’s funeral, elderly Yunqiu seizes a fleeting chance to reconnect with her estranged family, hoping to gather funds for her orphaned grandson’s wedding. However, she soon faces the harsh reality of her own helplessness and the growing distance between them.
MOTHERLOAD
WRITTEN BY MARA KASSIN
DIRECTED BY MICHELLE BOSSY
Margot moves through the ordinary tasks of parenting, her nonstop inner monologue reveals the anxiety, humor, guilt, and love beneath the surface.
bLUE BALL
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY GIGI SERVANT
In the heart of a ship bound for the new world, Patience faces the consequences of her actions, until the Captain's punishment is suddenly interrupted.
LIFE IS (A) SHORT
WRITTEN BY CHELSEA LONDON LLOYD
DIRECTED BY BROOKE DOOLEY
On the ten-year anniversary of her dad's death, Frankie reflects on the absurdity of content creation. She would rather end her life than make a short film about death. But is she serious? A twisted look at why we make art through the lens of grief.