Show Me Shorts - Moments of Truth
10 Main Road, Half-Moon Bay, Stewart Island, Southland
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Short films invoke delicious moments of intensity. They have a lot to say within a small time frame. The stories in this collection are about characters who are at a crossroads in life. They have to make a tough decision about where to go from here. We stand with them on the precipice, facing our future and taking a bold step forward into unknown territory.
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The films are:
- Rebel
Drama, 15 mins, Canada
Dir/Writ: Pier-Philippe Chevigny
To Alex, a naive six-year-old boy, the mysterious patrols led by his father's right-wing militia are nothing but opportunities to play hide-and-seek out in the woods. Until he ventures too far.
- The Affected
Drama, 13 mins, Norway
Dir/Writ: Rikke Gregersen
Minutes before take-off, an airplane is prevented from leaving when a passenger refuses to sit down in order to stop the deportation of a man inside the plane. The pilot suddenly finds himself having to take a political stand that he has no interest in taking.
- Hot Chocolate
Drama, 17 mins, New Zealand
Dir/Writ/Prod: David Hay
Maddie and her eight-year-old sister Nina stop by her student flat on their way to the family home. When Maddie discovers the body of one of her flatmates who has committed suicide, she tries to hold herself together and deal with the situation without alerting Nina to the situation.
- Being There
Drama, 9 mins, Norway
Dir/Writ: Helen Komini Knudsen
A tragic scene takes place between a mother and daughter outside an animal clinic. Many observe the scene and pass by, but only one dares to really be there. This movie honors that one.
- The Test
Comedy, 8 mins, Australia
Dir/Writ/Prod: Jessica Smith
Two women anxiously await the results of a test that could allow them to take the next step in their relationship – or put an end to their plans, and perhaps even their relationship.
- Fire Me If You Can
Comedy, 13 mins, France
Dir/Writ: Camille Delamarre
When a company starts its redundancy plan, the cold-hearted Michel (aka The Sniper) is ready to fire. However, Pierrot is the company’s go-to guy and is loved by everyone. Nobody has ever been able to resist his charm before.
- White-Eye
Drama, 20 mins, Israel
Dir/Writ: Tomer Shushan
A man finds his stolen bicycle, but it now belongs to a stranger. In his attempts to retrieve the bicycle, he struggles to remain human.
Total length: 92 minutes
Rating: M Suicide, offensive language & content that may disturb
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