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Burning Passion

directed by Brian Belefant  (20 min)

At 14, Matthew Miller discovers he suffers from an unusual sexual dysfunction - he ejaculates fire. Needless to say his love life is far from normal.

Every Night and Twice on Sundays

directed by James Michael Hughes (23 min)

The honest to God true story of Dorthy McHugh, the actress extraordinaire who appeared in the unforgettable "I've Fallen and I Can't Get Up" commerical.

A Hollow Place

directed by Josef Anaya (17 min)

In this modern adaptation of Poe's “The Telltale Heart,” Corliss Young waits hand and foot on a bed-ridden man until the oppression becomes too great that he is forced to lash back regardless of consequence.

Titler

directed by Jonathon Bekemeier (5 min)

Titler has been described as "everything nobody wants to see all at once." We are introduced to Titler through a series of off, offbeat a capella songs with lyrics shedding some light on Titler's demented psyche.

The Light of Darkness

directed by Michael Cargile (9 min)

A solitary, pretty, white woman runs out of gas in the middle of nowhere. During the night, she is confronted by a homeless black man. Neither will ever forget the encounter.

Requiem

directed by Roy Unger (6 min)

In a dark future where love is a crime, one man rages against the machine.

Vigilance

directed by Daniel Lawrence (9 min)

One night, a man recounts his attempt to catch the Angel of Death in the act of stealing his dying father's life. The only problem- something or someone is keeping him from achieving his goal.

Hurtle

directed by Shona McGullagh (10 min)

A surreal and comedic choreographic narrative which describes one day in the life of two extraordinary sisters of the cloth. Compelled by the strongest biological urge known to man, the sisters seek higher spiritual truth and sweet relief from mortal discomfort.

Clown Car

directed by David Garrett (6 min)

Two clowns breakdown in the desert with nothing to live on but cream pies and selzer water.

Great Harry and Jane

directed by Salvador Litvak (30 min)

Set in the sixteenth century rural England, this historical drama is an intimate look at Henry VIII and his third wife, Jane Seymour.

Verses

directed by Michael Traina (81 min)

Four stories of self doubt and discovery intersect one night at a poetry slam.

Kings of the Mountain

directed by David Lewis (25 min)

A poker ritual turns intimate as five men reminisce about a dead friend.

Screenplay

directed by Adam Winston (83 min)

When a struggling screenwriter hijacks an agent at gunpoint, the result is a humorous look at the volatile love-hate relationship between writers and agents.