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- A woman suffering a tragic curse finds an unlikely teenage companion as she struggles to find a remedy.
- This short film explores the effect that cinema has on its audience. The term "Movie Cool" is used to describe the feeling of elation a good film can cause in its viewers. "Movie Cool" also pokes fun at formulaic film styles, as well as what the media has labeled as "cool."
- A middle aged man tries to earn his black belt in karate before turning fifty.
- We are all going to die, yet we spend most of our life avoiding this fact, as if to mention death will bring it upon us sooner. Then when death strikes, we are devastated, in part because we are unprepared. And yet, some of life's most valuable lessons are best learned in the face of death. This is the story of two extraordinary women facing their mortality head on.
- This is a story about a young man who never knew the identity of his father. On this day, he learns that he is actually the result of a rape. He decides to pay a visit to his "Dad." He informs the man that he is his son, and that he knows of the rape. The man denies it was rape and tells his own bizarre version of the story.
- Carhenge is a replica of Stonehenge made out of 38 junked automobiles. It is located in western Nebraska in the small town of Alliance. The film explores its creation, the battle to keep it from being torn down, and whether or not it is art. It portrays the colorful character of the creator, Jim Reinders, as well as several other interesting and unusual people. Carhenge has become fairly well known and attracts close to 80,000 visitors a year to this town of 9,000. It also has begun to show up on many films, TV commercials, album covers, music videos, and magazines. Scholars, historians, and artists give their views. It all comes together in a humorous and visually stunning documentary.
- "Kiss Off" is about an abusive young couple and their search for importance in their lives. They are homeless orphans who have grown up in a volatile street culture. The style of the production is surreal, yet somehow plausible. It has been described as "Sam Shepard meets Samuel Beckett."
- Dupont Circle is a special place, and the intention of this film is to convey its uniqueness. The neighborhood is dense, chaotic, diverse, infuriating, frenetic, yet serene and empathetic at the same time. This virtual visit will give you an insiders view of the Dupont Circle community located in Washington, DC. 'See its people, hear the music, and FEAR THE TRAFFIC!'
- Historic theatre in Denver examines its past and its possible haunting.