Screening Sixteen | 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm

Winner Best Narrative Short: Finally... a musical where everyone dies.

A man obsessed with safety is put to task by his girlfriend to find a way or be left behind.

A young foreign employee works in NYC building career. His girlfriend is not with him, she applies for a Visa but gets rejected. The only way for their communication is Skype. One day she receives a rejection again, gets desperate and calls him. He decides to entertain her and leaves the office to give her a sightseeing tour of Manhattan.

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.

Nominated for Best Documentary Short: Living for 32 is the inspirational story of Colin Goddard, a survivor of the Virginia Tech massacre—the tragic gun-shooting incident on the Virginia Tech campus in April 2007, which left 32 dead and 17 injured. Colin shares an intimate account of terror he and his classmates endured and the courageous journey of renewal and hope he chose to pursue.