Supporting Indie Film
Written and directed by Jens Meurer, co-written by Franziska Kramer, following the revenge of analogue and the eccentric, crazy Austrian scientist, who saved the world’s last Polaroid factory – just when Steve Jobs introduced the first iPhone. Starring: Florian Kaps, Oskar Smolokowski, David C. Bohnett, Christopher Bonanos and Anna Kaps.
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Written and directed by Michael Schilf, Jack Cross, an extorted Mafia enforcer, must partner with the femme fatale hired gun who murdered his wife in order to save his daughter and liberate himself from his employer, a sadistic L.A. crime boss. Starring: Jesse C. Boyd, Danny Trejo, Veronica Diaz Carranza and Vincent van Hinte.
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Written and directed by Savvas Christou, a teenage runaway who’s trapped by a delusional man, pretends to be his daughter in order to escape. Starring: William Kircher, Tori Kostic, Jolene Andersen, Jairus Carey, Meghan Hanako, Chris Barry and David Lee Hess.
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Directed by Melanie Thompson and written by lead actress Marisa Hood, a man (Mickey Schiff) gives his girlfriend two weeks notice before ending their relationship.
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Directed by Rosalie Tenseth and written by lead actor Joshua Schubart, a young widower is forced to move back home, and with the help of his family and friends, tries to get back into the dating game. Also starring: Brian Michael Smith, Olivia Baptista, Teegan Leah Curitz, Anna Suzuki Deb Mayo and Clyde Baldo.
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Written and directed by Caroline Steinbeis, an inquisitive retiree surprises her new neighbours to say hello; what she wasn’t expecting is that they would all be naked. Starring: Deborah Findlay, Matthew Needham and Amanda Abbington.
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Written and directed by Marco van Bergen, Viktor van der Valk, Marc Wagenaar, Jordi Wijnalda and Kasper van Beek. A married factory worker confronts his feelings as they bubble to the surface, two boxers fight for more than just keeps, a countryside coming out doesn’t quite go to plan, while at the beach a boy makes an unreal discovery. Starring: Gijs Blom, Bas Keizer, Matthijs van de Sande Bakhuyzen, Tom van Kessel, Kay Greidanus, Tine Joustra, Julian Moon Snijder and Milan Boele van Hensbroek.
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Written and directed by Michael G. Kehoe, a waitress is given the opportunity to change the immediate future, when her life depends on it. Starring: Michelle Renee Allaire, Sala Baker, Teva Dresbachb Barnea, Yan Birch, William Dixon, Dennis Keiffer, Richard Leacock and Tori London.
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Written and directed by Christine Diamantara, a young witch’s dream of making the best potion in her class takes her to the mysterious world of human males, in search of a powerful ingredient: ‘Big Dick Energy’. Starring: Madeleine Coghlan, Genevieve Kennedy, Nathan Kehn, Clayton Hoff, Keli Daniels, Brandon Black, Alexandre Chen, Fernanda Romero and Jaime Gallagher.
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Written and directed by Tony Mullen, in the heart of Tokyo, an old man turns to a strange robotic pet to assuage his grief over his deceased dog. When his new companion’s uncanny responses threaten to expose his most secret desires, he realizes he’s gotten more than he bargained for. Starring: Yutaka Imazawa and Shûhei Kii.
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Created by David Meyers, Taylor Gregory and Rory Leland, Michael Bloomstein (Meyers) wants to write his life story for a major Hollywood studio – but he has no connections or money. Will Tinseltown crush his dreams? Or will the unyielding optimism of Michael Bloomstein help turn Hollywood into Bloomywood. Also starring: Krishna Smitha, Colleen Doyle and Richard Kind.
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