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Episode 19: DF4Q with Steve Doxey

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Steve Doxey’s feature film Artifice won a Grand Jury prize at Film Invasion L.A. 2016.  It is currently available for free on Amazon Prime and can be rented on Amazon Video and iTunes.  Steve took a break from his busy schedule to come in and discuss Artifice.

What is DF4Q?  It’s the Discover Film Four Questions.

  • Name your favorite film of all time (limit 3)
  • Name a film you think is underrated
  • Name a film you think is overrated
  • Name a lesser-known film that you think people should seek out

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Shorts Program 6: Imagination Spotlight

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Sunday, November 19, 2017 – 2:00 PM

Shorts Program 6: Imagination Spotlight

Our final shorts program of 2017 features four short films that stretch the limit of imagination, providing fantastical yet realistic viewpoints.

See How Easy That Was? (8 mins), Holly’s Girl (9 mins), Rebirth (12 mins), Mismatch and Lighter (17 mins)

See How Easy That Was? (8 mins)

A distressed young man is startled when he finds a hobo in an alley.

Holly’s Girl (9 mins)

Holly’s Girl is about breaking down the stereotypical image of an eating disorder and exposing the real story. The story of the other being who takes control over our lives and breaks us down until we feel worthless. This is the reality. The reality that I and many other women know all too well.

Rebirth (12 mins)

A young woman gets her beauty and vanity taken by a masked figure.

Mismatch and Lighter (17 mins)

A quirky therapist takes it upon herself to play matchmaker to all her unsuspecting clients.

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Shorts Program 5: Inventive Spotlight

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Sunday, November 19, 2017 – 12:00 PM

Shorts Program 5: Inventive Spotlight

The jury placed these four films together because each takes a fresh, inventive look at the world.  Whether based firmly in reality, set in a near dreamscape, or with a foot on each side, these films represent the inventive work of seasoned, intelligent filmmakers.

One More (8 mins), The Faceless Man (13 mins), The Pooka (15 mins), Transmission (18 mins)

One More (8 mins)

Moving into college is a big step for both a single mother and her only child.

The Faceless Man (13 mins)

An offbeat fable about a disillusioned man who discovers his face has transformed into a mirror and must venture out into the world to reclaim his identity.

The Pooka (15 mins)

In a desperate attempt to aid a lost soul, a benevolent oversized rabbit must find a way to rekindle a forgotten spark.

Transmission (18 mins)

Welcome To Britannia. Together We Stand Alone.

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