Where the stakes are high and feelings are alive, these short films depict the dramas of life.
The Perfect Tool
By: Brandon Moore
A bladesmith transforms reclaimed steel from the Golden Gate Bridge into a handcrafted chef’s knife, exploring the recursive relationship between tools and the people who create them.
Remember
By: Keegan Keating
In their final moments, a father desperately tries to remember the memories of his past. Guided by the voice of his son he slowly recalls the faces of his loved ones before eventually letting go.
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Shangri-la
By: Dylan Gary
Aging showgirl Alice and her aspiring boxer lover Angelo are taking a midnight bus out of their crumbling seaside town, toward Alice's last chance at her dream of becoming a respected, professional dancer... But first she'll need to get through her last night at the burlesque club, her meddlesome roommate Ruby and her own crippling self-doubt.
The Last Encore
By: T. Hayes
On the run from a bloodthirsty regime, a defiant musician forces his ex to face the song she buried, the love they lost, and the daughter who still listens.
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47
By: J Warren Fletcher
“47” is a narrative short film about the anguish facing women with infertility issues, and the judgments often placed on childless women of a certain age. It grapples with the complex social dilemma of what it means to be a woman and working professional over forty in America, struggling to balance career, motherhood and more.
The March First Movement
By: Ian Christian Kim
In 1919, Korea's March First Movement transformed colonized subjects into citizens of a newly born democratic republic. Driven by an all-encompassing passion for change—uniting students, religious leaders, and ordinary citizens alike—this documentary explores how their peaceful, nonviolent resistance against imperial oppression sparked a legacy of human rights and freedom that endures today.
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