"BEST LOCAL FESTIVAL!"
Art by Whitney Salgado visit her website here: https://www.whitneysalgado.com/
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Sac de Merde by Greg Chwerchak
A Short: Audition by T.C. De Witt
watch film here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTirSdM5ShI&t=7s
Era of Sierra by Mallory Winkler
Grandpa's Getaways by Kristin Holodak
Eat at Joe's by Benjamin A. Eisner
ONTEM (BEFORE TODAY) by Thiago Kistenmacker
Flip The Record by Marie Jamora
2019 Festival Film
Ontem (Before Today)
A woman suddenly flees from a promising date. Her mind is flooded by painful memories of her transition and the obstacles she had to face.
2019 Festival Film
Charlie and the Empty Factories
Charlie never bought into that, The World is Ending crap ... was never afraid of it, but then it did end, he survived, and it sucks.
Featuring performances from.
A Tone Bishop, Jessica Lyn, Kerric Stephens, & Adwoa Asentu.
The Lion and The Gecko by Chloe Collins
The Dream Machine by Sergio Torres
Red Thread by Yijun Pan & Anh Vo
Broken Box Directed by Ricardo Tenorio
Charlie and the Empty Factories Directed by J. Anthony Ramos
Survivor's Guide of a Newspaper Carrier by Klifford Barkus
watch film here.
Love, Mom Directed by Michael Villalobos
Black Lives Matter: A Short Experimental Film by Rosella Joseph
watch film here: https://vimeo.com/276000026
Filmmaker Panel
In partnership with WELA (Wisconsin Entertainment Lawyers Association), panelists Robert Arthur, Bryan Kroes and Peter Strand will discuss what you'll need to know to start you off on a career in filmmaking. This round table discussion will cover an array of topics every filmmaker needs to know, plus we'll open it up for questions from the audience as well. This is a must see panel that can help all interested in becoming a filmmaker.
Approx 45 mins FREE
2019 Festival Film
Oh, Baby!
Miracle, science and luck all play a part in this vibrant and fantastic imagining of how life begins.
Session 4: Saturday Sept 7th, 6:45pm Juried Films Part 2
(Ages 16 & up)
2019 Festival Film
Mime Sublime
Two morons think they can get rich quick by kidnapping and ransoming a "celebrity". Unfortunately, the only famous person they can find is a mime from the local park
2019 Festival Film
Hornet's Revenge
With help from an all-girl skate gang, a cashier at a Chinese restaurant exacts revenge on the racist, entitle man who insulted her.
Session 5: Saturday Sept 7th, 9pm Juried Films Part 3
(Ages 16 & up)
Breathing above the Treeline by Gitanjali Kapila
Rain Stops Play by Mika Simmons
The Bartender by Travis Newsad
Sunrise by Sean Patrick Leonard
Socialite by Nick Ouchie & Chris Ouchie
The Accidental Activist by Samia Khan
This Too Shall Pass by Rujanee Mahakanjana
Home is Where by Susan McCormick
Awards handed out at the close of the festival.
2019 Winners
2019 Sponsors
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