Genre: Local Film

Two unsuspecting twenty-somethings, literally invade each others' brains through the intervention of a meteorological act of fate. Andrew and Greg have accidentally hijacked each others' tongues, which is, as it turns out, not nearly as fun as one would guess. The worst case scenarios invariably happen, and as they struggle to lead their daily lives as 'brain twins', every word is a potential disaster.

Nominated for Best Narrative Feature: A compelling tale about a lawyer who seeks to elude justice and the outlaw who wishes to deliver it.  Written, directed and starring Jeremy Saville as Archie Leech, this hilarious comedy also features Melinda Bennett as his vengeance girlfriend, Kinga Phillips as the femme fatale for hire, and Eugene Alper as a conflicted Russian mobster.

An original film that confronts head-on the myriad challenges of adolescence when it comes to dealing with family, friends, and the demands of the society of which they are soon to become a part. With touching honesty, “Boy on the Moon” takes on serious topics like disenfranchisement, alienation, self-esteem issues, and finding one's place on planet Earth.

Kids are running in a small town. Find out why in this film “RUN”.

What’s Up? tackles one of the more controversial environmental issues in today’s world, and it does so not by preaching or making demands but by asking questions and suggesting actions. It’s just a small film, but the information it presents has the potential to make a big difference.

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.

Chef Nicholas is formidable in the kitchen, but can only voice his love for the waitress, Penelope, through cuisine. What will happen when an unreasonable customer threatens his most important message? A modern fairytale involving a chef, a cake, a waitress and a steak.

Winner Best Documentary Short: This is the true story of the Women Air Force Service Pilots (WASP) told by Jean Landis. A first in the history of the US. The joys and triumphs of being needed to fly military aircraft for the Army in WWII. The challenges and dangers. The heartbreak and insolence of being abruptly disbanded.

Abigail is a lonely girl who has been magnetic since birth. Everything changes when she meets Jack, a boy with the same affliction, and realizes that although he is the only one could understand her plight, their magnetic pulls repel one another. The two ill-fated lovers have to prove that love can exist even when they can't physically be together.