Two teenage brothers find themselves in the middle of the woods on their first day of work at an isolated pizzeria, where things are not what they seem to be. They find themselves in the realm beyond reason.
Jed is getting over the demise of his seven year relationship with Maisie when she unexpectedly gets into the Uber he drives. He is over nothing.
A dysfunctional father and child find the answer to their estrangement comes from somewhere deep.
Winner of Best Film in the 19 & Over Category from Gig Harbor Film Festival's 72 Hour Film Competition!
The film traces the creative origins of the Space Needle's shape back to a wooden sculpture. The story unfolds like a mystery as little bits of information revealed driving toward a possibility. Links to dance, art and architecture point to creative legacies, including that of Seattle-born, African-American dancer, Syvilla Fort.
A young mother takes her daughter on a trip into the past, and discovers painful war-torn experiences that got passed along the generations.
We all see pictures and read headlines about trash, pollution, and overfishing. But what do these issues actually look like, up close and in person? In search of an adventure and inspired by this question, two recent college graduates find themselves sailing to the Caribbean aboard a 37-foot sailboat to take part in several environmental research endeavors. The story of their journey provides refreshing insight into several of the biggest issues facing marine environments.
Davis Harwell (Peter Jacobson) is a meticulous man whose life has grown comfortably dull. But when he nods off at the wheel and wakes up a full hour later with no memory of what happened to him, he is presented with a tantalizing mystery. Why does he have visions of a lighthouse, a row of cottages, and a beautiful woman (Shannyn Sossamon) he's never met before? Davis sets out to find the answer, but what he discovers is far more disturbing than he bargains for.
When Betty can't make it home to her darling Waffles, she must find another way to spend her last hours on earth.
A team of filmmakers set out to make two fake movie trailers in 72 hours, both themed around apples, for some reason. There will be lots of puns.
