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Technology is changing the way we die - Kirsten is madly in love with his boyfriend and smiles on the outside. Everyone thinks she's doing fine but inside, she's one step away from the edge.

Winner of Arizona's Intercollegiate 48 Hour Film Challenge 2015. UP ROUTE was written, shot and edited in two days. The team was given the horror genre, the line "Did you see that trailer?" and a potted plant as the prop. Combined they created an unnerving tale about a hitchhiker who is picked up by a strange man and his (even stranger) potted plant.

A Story of a dying father in search for his lost son.

A party girl is forced to change her life when her 13-year-old sister shows up to live with her.

A sheltered and struggling young actor, Ian, receives a call from his agent about an upcoming audition. Shortly after, Ian begins to see disturbing visions of the immediate future and he soon realizes that having this ability is not exactly a welcomed gift unless he is ready to do something about it.

After the Boston Tea-Bone Party, the Pups of Liberty continue to assert themselves against Catland. The Royal TomCat refuses their requests for representation in the government and makes life miserable in the 13 Ameri-canine colonies. Be there as Thomas Jefferhound writes the Dog-claration of Independence, starting the Revolutionary War, and putting America on the path to freedom.

What do you do when you lose everything?

A single mother goes extreme measures to provide for her daughter during some extreme hardships.

A lonely boy bonds over fishing with an unexpected visitor.

A day in the life of the Maintenance Division aboard an oppressive Space-Station.

A crash landing in Mongolia forces a cosmonaut to confront the loss of his wife and young daughter years earlier.

A reclusive young man has the ability to hear people's 'song'- a piece of music that is completely unique to the individual, like someone's thumbprint. He has created an online site where members have the chance to find their perfect match, or the other 'song' that is a seamless, harmonic fit with their own. The only problem is that he is unable to hear his own song, so he has led a very isolated, lonely life. His greatest gift is his greatest curse.

A government technician runs into trouble at the house of a digitized person whom he's been sent to terminate.

Brooke and Grant, a young married couple, and their daughter Riley live in a small town on the border of Ohio and Kentucky. Grant, a sheriff's deputy, suddenly decides to list their home for sale and quickly move his family 100 miles further South. During the rush of packing, Brooke finds a bloodied jewelry box tucked away deep inside storage. Grant insists that it's simply a piece of evidence from a case his coworker Joe asked him to look into before he moved. Doubtful, Brooke decides to investigate the item when her husband is asleep, and instead of finding closure in the basement where he stuffed the item, she meets a ghastly figure which quickly disappears at Grant's arrival. The next morning, the rumble of a drill wakes up Brooke, as Grant bolts shut the basement door. He leaves without warning, and Brooke gives chase, but still finds no answers. Later, during a going-away party, Brooke's sister Kate spikes her drink with a mysterious pill that causes Brooke to blackout on the porch during a conversation that is seemingly leading to pertinent information. During her stupor, Brooke has visions of creeks, the ghastly figure in the basement, and satanic symbols. Upon waking, she finds herself in bed, still in her previous night's outfit. Grant insists she drank too much and that none of her visions were true. Grant quickly leaves explaining the he has paperwork to finish at the station, and Brooke takes this opportunity to again search for the box. Instead of the box, which

Destruction and creation are never more present than in the city of Los Angeles. Here, crimes and murders run rampant - but also art and the birth of culture. If these two halves can coexist in one city, can they coexist in one man? If so, what type of man? Perhaps none other than a crime scene photographer who does it for the art, or “still life.”

In the dead of night, an old man is sitting in the bar and slowly drinking cognac. A bartender and a waitress are watching their only guest and discussing him. The old man often visits this bar, orders the same drink and stays up late. It happens every night, but today an unexpected phone call disturbed the cosiness of the bar.... Everyone’s mind is unsettled and every character walks round in circles, not daring to change anything in their life. Maybe it will go on forever. Or maybe it all will be over tonight.

Mimi's social anxiety is a challenge, even for her therapist. How can they make her feel comfortable enough to survive a social date with her friend Arial?

When a quiet 14-year-old boy begins noticing strange occurrences in reflective surfaces, his world subtly unravels. Drawn into a surreal journey through time and memory, he meets a wise crow who becomes his guide. As the boy navigates through alternate versions of reality, he begins to see life—and himself—from a new perspective. This poetic tale blurs the line between fantasy and truth, gently urging us to wake up and live more consciously. Original/Alternative Title: Kaşık, Karga ve Diğer Çocuk

Sakura and Fuji one fleeting, one eternal, falling for one another through the spring. Fire rages, water washes over them, and nature takes its course. Blossom fades, but their love lingers, even as the petals fall. A poetic take on love, time, and letting go. AWARDS:

The plot of a demolished building in Beyoğlu is turned into a temporary parking lot. A small-time criminal organization gathers to decide who will run it. Their suppressed ambitions, shifting alliances, and absurd rivalries come to the surface. "OtoParke" is a tense dark comedy that satirizes the decaying aspects of urban life through the themes of authority and belonging. Original/Alternative Title: Parking Lot AWARDS:

Kristine's closest soulmate is loneliness. She is drowning in addictions and depression, which drags her deeper and deeper into the darkness. When Kristine reaches the lowest point in her life - meeting youth day friend - she encounters inner demons who bring her into stream of memories about impossible love and her role as mother. She is forced to look in the eyes of her own darkness to find the light there. Original/Alternative Title: Heart consciousness

After a traumatic car accident, Rose loses her memory. Confined in a room with two friends, she begins to sense that something is off. As small details stop adding up and trust starts to erode, Rose must decide whether to face the truth or continue living in a lie.

A hard-of-hearing guide conducts a personal tour of the backstage of the legendary Chekhov Moscow Art Theatre for a deaf teenager boy. The guide’s mission is to awaken the boy’s creative powers and to show that the theatrical community can offer something to people like him. The boy is fascinated by the innovative approach of Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko, who were the inspiring force behind the Moscow Art Theatre and who transformed the idea of scenic art around the world. The boy gets immersed in the history of the theatre and its day-to-day business. He finds himself where only a chosen few can be: the cosmic upper gallery and the mysterious vault under the main stage. He learns about multiple theatrical professions as he visits the makeup shop, the art and production shop and the machinery shop, as if trying everything on for himself. The tour, designed by the guide as a kind of game, is a real adventure and a milestone in the life of the deaf boy. P.S. The documentary is in Sign Language with subtitles in English language and voiced by deaf and hard of hearing actor. Our film is not about deaf people. Our film is for everybody.

Philip and Aurora. A prince and a princess. A romantic dream. The princess is beautiful and independent, the prince is beautiful, insecure, overbearing, and wants to keep her locked up in the castle, all for himself. She wants to take a trip to London with her friends because, you know, life sometimes turns the pages and he, the "poor prince" loses contact with the goodness of his role and chases the princess, so that no one can say that he has lost possession of it. Aurora, however, has smart friends and Philip will find in the memories of him as a child a lesson given to him by his father.