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Seeing Glory

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A caregiver prepares the perfect meal in this bittersweet story of fine wine, dementia and Virginia Woolf.


Choices

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Deborah relies on chance to avoid making any choices in her life, but then faces a decision that can’t be left up to fate.

The Fear Inside

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An agoraphobic woman encounters unexplained events in her home and wrestles with whether her need to escape them outweighs her paralyzing fear.

Matchgirl

DaWoyne A. Hill in Rick Hamilton's short film Matchgirl

A contemporary adaptation of 'The Little Match Girl' by Hans Christian Andersen. Trying to warm herself by the glow of matches, a young trans woman sees visions of a better place. Andersen's original story gave a face to the plight of suffering children of his time. Matchgirl calls attention to the common homelessness of trans people in today's world.

Dream of Spring

Mary Lauren in Rick Hamilton's short film Dream of Spring

A modern day fairy tale depicting the despair of a young woman suffering through the winter snow and an angel bringing her the hope of spring. It was inspired by the works of experimental filmmaker and choreographer Maya Deren while also pulling imagery from the Demeter myth and the Visitation to Mary.


In the Beginning...

Jim Ku in Rick Hamilton's short film In the Beginning...


Is it just a man watching television or is there something diefic at play in this comic and inclusive re-visioning of the Creation story?

Monologues

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An ongoing project of filmed monologues

Micro-Cinema/The Last Film Festival

Mary Lauren in Rick Hamilton's micro short Noir as the Night

A series of micro-shorts filmed for possible use in Linda Yellen's "The Last Film Festival" that were intended to represent different types of bad festival films. Two were selected and appeared in the final film.

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