Vishal and I went for the DC Shorts Film Festival this evening. We watched the following movies:
- Banana Bread (Barton Landsman, Director)
Matt's Jewish mother actually has something to worry about.
I really enjoyed this movie. Probably my favourite of the lot. - El Cortejo (Marina Sereseky, Director)
Can a grave digger and a widow find common ground?
This movie was quite nice - Gayby (Jonathan Lisecki, Director)
Jenn, a permanently single woman, persuades her gay best friend to make a baby - the old fashioned way.
The movie was nice, except when it ended :-/ I did learn a new word though thanks to this movie - Gayby. - Just About Famous (Matt Mamula and Jason Kovacsev, Directors)
Delve into the minds and hearts of the people who make a living impersonating celebrities.
This was fun and it had a Dr Phil impersonator ;). - Quartering Act (Stephen Theodore Bell, Director)
When German soldiers invade the home of a French woman, she comes face-to-face with her own demons.
The movie was interesting while it was going on...but I don't think I totally got it. - Hipster Job (Thomas de Napoli and Jack Tomas, Directors)
Hipsters, finger mustaches, and the wrath of God.
This movie was fun! - Somewhere Never Traveled (Ben Garchar, Director)
Two lovers question the fluidity of relationships between cinema and reality.
I didn't quite get the point of this movie till I read the description of it after. I think they should have done a better job of expressing it. - Prayers For Peace (Dustin Grella, Director)
An artist confronts the memory of his younger brother being killing in the current conflict in Iraq.
The movie was nice. - Shovel Ready (Austin Bragg, Director)
Strange things happen when you bury a body in the woods.
This was a good movie!!! :) - Sunday Punch (Dennis Hauck, Director)
A beautiful boxing ring girl fights to take control of her life.
The movie was nice. I think it was trying to be a lot more than it ended up being.
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