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FIRST ACT PROGRAM
THEO: BEYOND EXPRESSION, 14min., Drama
Directed by Lamu Yangchu
Theo is a voice actor who lives behind the scenes. This attractive and intimate work has made him a new life when he has this real life where he is stuttering and being shy and silent. And his role in the cartoon “Blind Police” as “Blind Agent X” is like the inner hero of his inner world, let him rely more on this work to release his usual unspeakable emotions. He gradually became more and more away from his family, and all his efforts to rebuild this connection seemed to be in vain. More and more frustration, unsatisfactory work and unrespectedness made Theo plunged into chaos, which eventually led to his desperate cry for help. At the end of the story, when he releases himself in a nearly exaggerated way, he realizes that he needs another way to express himself.
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THE BLESSING, 5min., USA, Drama/Family
Directed by Liann Kaye
When a timid, midwestern boy decides to propose to his girlfriend, he has to go through her immigrant, Chinese mother first.
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THE LAST HARVEST, 20min., USA, Documentary
Directed by Alexis Spradic
America’s food values are rapidly changing. We are experiencing a food revolution that is demanding better-tasting, natural and sustainable food and yet, we don’t often consider who is responsible for growing this food. The truth is, 75% of the fresh fruit consumed in the U.S. is completely dependent on hand harvesting. Without the workforce to pick the crops, growers are at risk of losing their livelihood.
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SECOND ACT PROGRAM
TIME TO LEAVE, 7min., USA, Experimental
Directed by Lewuga Benson
Aggressively escorted out of a bank, at the age of 16, after inquiring about opening a bank account, the narrator ( also the filmmaker) boldly confronts and examines that discriminatory moment from his past.
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THE O LIST, 11min, USA, Comedy/Romance
Directed by Linda Barsi
When Margot tells Roman, her hookup of three months, that she has yet to orgasm with him, he is devastated. But as they go through her detailed “O-List,” their relationship reaches a new level.
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THE AVANT-GARDENER, 36min., USA, Animation/Experimental
Directed by Lindsay Katt, Heather Matarazzo, Jeremiah Kipp, Carl Byrd
Captured through the lens of ten interlocking musical vignettes, (each produced in a different style of film making) we follow the story of a young Artist’s life, through the trials and challenges of self discovery. We experience this journey through time, space, and her subconscious mind, as we are invited to explore themes of connection, purpose, and the complexity of the human spirit.
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I RESIGN, 7min., USA, Drama
Directed by Jay Mohan
It is alarming to note that anti-national, anti-constitutional ideas of racism and race superiority are spreading fast in the land of freedom, especially in enterprises, threatening the very own foundation this great country was built upon. This short film is a look into the question – Is racism spreading in United States now?
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WHAT IF…., 7min., USA, Documentary
Directed by Noah Berlow
This short documentary film shatters the preconceptions of homelessness, explores the ramifications of unstable housing for children, and provides a solution to adverse childhood experiences and future health outcomes through the assistance of the Illumination Foundation who seeks to disrupt the cycle of homelessness in Orange County and Southern California.
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THE OUTCOMING, 7min., Comedy
Directed by Maxim Varen
When 17-year-old Sam finally works up the courage to come out to her conservative parents, having ruminated over the consequences and expecting the worst, she is met with an unexpectedly positive reaction from her parents. Perhaps too positive to be true.
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