SATURDAY June 8

DOSED

directed by Zachary Leipert

A young man who is just out of rehab returns home as he copes with the loss of a best friend who has recently overdosed. He heads to a house-party to reconnect with friends but instead faces his worst demons.

MAMA BEAR

directed by Matt Cohen

When an accident leaves her dying son with 24 hours to get a new liver, a seemingly average soccer mom must reveal her hidden past and hunt down the only matching donor — her ex-husband — the world’s worst criminal.

LALO’S HOUSE

directed by Kelley Kali

Inspired by true events. After being taken from their home in Jacmel, Haiti, two young sisters must escape a child sex trafficking ring, disguised as a Catholic orphanage.

ANACRONTE

directed by Raúl Koler and Emiliano Sette

Anacronte and the Sorcerers of Evil, without any emotion and fulfilling their destiny, they put to test humanity’s happiness in a struggle that, in short, has each of us as winners and losers.

LITTLE GHOST GIRL

directed by Adriane Little

This film was inspired by Karen McCadden’s poem “Little Ghost Girl” as read by McCadden for the video. The video translates the brief and lyrical exchanges between loss and that which haunts us. 

THE MATCH

directed by Pia Andell

It is not easy to compete.  Two middle-aged women go head to head on a tennis court. (English subtitles)

THE BOY WHO CRIED

directed by Eric Patterson

Despite the cold, the boy walked into the woods. Perhaps he had heard a sound, but no one could ask, as the boy could not be found.

JOSS

directed by Gilles Graveleau

In search of social existence, Joss uses social networks to stage amazing selfies with celebrities cut out of cardboard.  (English subtitles)

THE VOICEMAIL

directed by Kyle Solomon

A missed call. A tired heart. Another earth-shattering day of being Black in America. 

LUCKY LUKE

directed by Rodney Smith

Warren returns to Folly Beach after being away from several years to hang out with his old beach bum pal Roger who still lives there. They reminisce about the old days and how the local legend ‘Lucky’ Luke got his nickname.

SAC DE MERDE

directed by Arielle Haller-Silverstone

Based on a true story, this is the tale of an irrationally optimistic New Yorker who thinks her luck has changed when she spends the night with the man of her dreams. But he might just be full of shit. Literally.

THE DRONE

directed by Wojciech Lorenc

The Drone tells a story of DJ – a small quadcopter who is simply trying to fit in.  Written by BAFTA Nominee John J. McLaughlin (Black Swan, Hitchcock, Carnivale, and many more).

J CITY HEIGHTS

directed by Kyle John Blake and Kenyon Hoag

Blake and his roommate Bear are constantly struggling to pay rent, but after finding $50,000 on the body of a dead bum they think they are set. Unfortunately, Blake accidentally spends all their money on Bitcoin.  As they scramble to get their money back, they discover a mysterious Bitcoin underworld that goes deeper than they could have ever imagined.

THE HIGH WIRE

directed by Kristy Hasen

The painfully funny misadventures of a sex-crazed, love-shy, middle-aged Innocent as she tumbles off Tinder and onto a former Mormon. Part Olympic gymnast, part accident waiting to happen, the small-but-mighty Kristy takes a giant leap towards love.