Genre: Diversity

Southbound

My Name Is Belle

  • Film Type: Documentary Short
  • Runtime: 25 min
  • Director: Terri DeBono
  • Screens with: Screening Two | 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm, Friday, April 8, 2011
  • Diversity, Documentary, Family Friendly
  • My Name Is Belle is a snapshot of one immigrant's experience through the eyes of a 7-year-old child. Belle Yang, artist and writer, uses herself as the model for the fictional pig-tailed girl in her book HANNAH IS MY NAME.  Belle, as Hannah, arrives from Taiwan and faces change and loneliness - the difficulty of learning a new language, a new culture, even a new name, and of living with tension while waiting for green cards, longing to be citizens.  The film dips into past and present using Belle's storytelling and bright paintings to tell her story.
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Listen to Your Heart

Excluded

  • Film Type: Documentary Feature
  • Runtime: 46 min
  • Director: Lisa Nunn
  • Screens with: Screening Six | 11:00 am - 1:00 pm, Saturday, April 9, 2011
  • Diversity, Documentary, Local Film, Mature Subjects
  • Tony and Thomas are an average couple—deeply committed to each other. Unlike most couples, their life together is threatened because they’re from two different countries. Torn from the US and battling to come home, they now live as nomads. They have little left but the road. Follow their 16-year journey of immigration struggle and exclusion.
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Pumzi

Colin Hearts Kay

May I Be Frank

The Eater

The Response

Guys

  • Film Type: Narrative Short
  • Runtime: 12 min
  • Director: Matt Kohen
  • Screens with: Sunday, April 10, 2011, Screening Seventeen | 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
  • Comedy, Diversity, Mature Subjects, Student Film
  • A glimpse into the afternoon of two clueless college GUYS as they fantasize about meeting the perfect woman. Ty and Duff discuss their expertise with women as they sit and share a Happy Meal for lunch.   Both GUYS want to meet the “ideal woman” but when the opportunity presents itself – and fantasy must become reality…… they scheme to meet the woman of their dreams!
  • Language

Bright

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