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Festival History ◊ 2005 ◊ Films: # - D
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208 |
Circle of Freaks |
The Commission |
208 After the dark storm dies, Mary, a lost soul, checks into room 208. Unrest is
born as her life crosses with Jessica’s. Soon after, anyone who enters 208 will
discover why... |
1309 The redhead and the stranger have a few drinks, then a few drinks more. The
chemistry between them is intense. When they move outside to fulfill their
passion, the action takes an unexpected twist and thrusts them into a violent
criminal plot where nothing, and no one, is as it seems. |
Apartment 206 |
The Babel Trunk |
The Big Thing |
Circle of Freaks
But first let me tell you of the story of a little boy who happened upon the
Circle of Freaks. Lured by his curiosity, he entered, expecting to have a good
old jolly time. He liked to cruelly taunt the freaks and did not consider the
consequences.
So who is the Real Monster? You decide. |
Claang: L'Origine (Claang: The Origin) |
Clown |
Cold War
There are no ninjas or evil clowns in this piece―just a self-contained universe
inhabited by two foes from rival nations. Their rivalry is the basis for their
slap stick brand of humor. |
Colour Blind Things are not what they seem. Colour Blind is a
chilling film that explores the fallibility of human perception and the
consequences of reading people the wrong way… |
The Commission
With profits falling and Corporate breathing down their necks, it's up to eleven
crotchety, old Studio Execs to find a solution and revive the franchise. But
when a mysterious Stranger appears with an outrageous plan to fill every seat,
the old-timers are faced with an even bigger dilemma than the bottom-line. |
Confederate Zombie Massacre! |
Cost of Living Set in the near future, when a man dying of cancer attempts to purchase a new body, he is forced to decide just how much he is willing to pay for immortality.
An engaging script, powerful performances, and stylish effects make this short
film a must see for everyone. |
The Cost of Living This film sets out to satirize the way
in which
our world is moving, at least in terms of what we might experience on a daily
basis. There’s nothing wrong with advertising, it’s just that maybe we need a break from it sometimes. |
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