NOTE* The films in this block are intended for an adult audience.
Nobody under the age of 18 admitted.
You've been warned.
Don’t Go Where I Can’t Find You – Dir. Rioghnach Ni Ghrioghair
Drama – 20 Min
Ireland
Margaret is an international renowned composer who witnesses the violent accidental death of her partner – and becomes convinced her spirit is still within the house. In the search for an answer, she composes a suite of new music to drive the spectre out from the shadows. In doing so, she evokes her own deep unresolved pain and guilt – and what she’s afraid to confront about her own feelings for someone else….
GUTS – Dir. Chris McInroy
Horror – 8 Min
United States
A guy with his guts on the outside of his body really wants a promotion.
Meat Friend – Dir. Izzy Lee
Comedy – 8 Min
United States
An ex-con, sentient pile of hamburger meat teaches after-school lessons to a child.
My First Dick – Dir. Kate McCoid
Comedy – 7 Min
United Kingdom
Based on a true story, set in the year 2000. It has been exactly 365 days since Hannah stumbled across Lolo Ferrari in the 1999 Guinness World Book of Records at the school library, which ignited a fiery obsession of drawing women with giant knockers. Today is Hannah’s 11th birthday and she only wants one thing – to see a penis.
Santa Baby – Dir. Jacob Daniels
Horror – 19 Min
United States
A woman uses an inherited pen to write letters to Santa, and finds that she has awoken something much more sinister.
St. October – White Goddess – Dir. Emille Lacsa
Music Video – 4 Min
United States
Music video for St. October’s single “White Goddess”
What a Harvest – Dir. Austin Rivera Davison, Matt Shapiro
Horror – 15 Min
United States
A father tries to connect with his video game obsessed daughter, until he learns she hasn’t been eating her meals.
Wild Bitch – Dir. Rebekka Johnson, Kate Nash
Horror – 12 Min
United States
Wild Bitch is a quirky thriller about a local reporter’s interview with a mousy housewife about her life-changing encounter with a coyote. This leads to an eerie trek in the woods that leaves them forever bonded with each other… and the beast.
Thematically, Wild Bitch explores the connection between the destruction of nature and the oppression of women and the unique ways both will defend themselves when pushed to the brink.