Below are just a few of the most recent accomplishments of our talented members! If you want to join this dynamic community, we hope you will consider applying for NYWIFT membership.
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Multi #1 best-selling author and NYWIFT Member Jennifer S. Wilkov will grace the NASDAQ billboard in Times Square to celebrate her IAOTP awards selection. While inclusion with the International Association of Top Professionals is an honor, only a few members in each discipline are chosen for this distinction. These special honorees are distinguished based on their professional accomplishments, academic achievements, leadership abilities, other affiliations, and contributions to their communities. Join Jennifer as she graces the NASDAQ billboard in Time Square on Friday, March 15 three times between 10:05am–10:15am ET. Read the full announcement and watch the live stream.
NYWIFT Member Jean Criss was recently interviewed by Digital Threads. In the interview, Jean shares how her extensive experience has profoundly influenced her drive for innovation in Web3. She also sheds light on her exciting and influential new role at Mia – Mission impact academy, where she has actively contributed to the acceleration of women’s upskilling in AI since their beta launch. Read more.
Mayahuel, a new feature film from NYWIFT Member Lorena Valencia, has been selected to the Taller de Líneas Argumentales (Storylines Lab) at the prestigious Cine Qua Non Lab. Mayahuel will be Lorena’s first narrative feature film. A healer obsessed with her biological offspring meets a novelist who does not accept the end of her marriage. Both of them connect with the goddess Mayahuel as a symbol of liberation and transformation that will allow them to understand their grief.
Maoussi, a film directed by and starring NYWIFT Member Charlotte Schiøler, recently won the Best Picture Award at The Winter Awards International Film Festival. Babette unexpectedly finds herself sharing her small Parisian apartment with Edo, a Congolese refugee. When Maoussi, an escaped lab mouse makes an appearance, their lives are turned upside down as they try to navigate cultural misunderstandings and conflicting expectations about what modern-day love and parenthood are supposed to look like.
Body Stories: Together, a film by NYWIFT Member Mariluz Guerra, will premiere on YouTube on Feb 24. Join the filmmakers for the online premiere of Body Stories: Together, an award-winning film that captures the resilience, courage, and interconnectedness of us as global community. This heartfelt portrayal follows the journeys of 10 individuals from around the world, each overcoming their own struggles and finding strength in unity. It’s a touching reminder that even in tough times, we’re all in this together. Learn more.
NYWIFT Member Eunice Levis has been selected as a 2024 Starz #TaketheLead Writers’ Intensive participant. Eunice is a first-generation Dominican American writer and director from the Bronx, New York. Eunice’s work focuses on genre-bending stories that combine her love of horror, sci-fi, thriller and fantasy through a diasporic lens. Her film, Ro & The Stardust, a space fantasy short was selected for inclusion in the 2021 NALIP Latino Lens Women of Color Short Film Incubator, sponsored by Netflix. The film won Best Narrative Short at the 25th Annual Reel Sisters of the Diaspora Film Festival, making it an Oscar® qualified Narrative Short Film. Read more.
In Fidelity, executive produced and co-starring NYWIFT Member Eve Austin, will hold its opening night at the AMC theater At the Grove in LA as part of the DaVinci International film festival. A happily married husband supports the wish of his terminally ill wife to sleep with their rock star neighbor. The film will screen on Friday, Feb 23. Learn more and purchase tickets.
New drama comedy series, Girls Aren’t Funny, from NYWIFT Member Jasia Ka, is in development at BRIC-TV. Girls Aren’t Funny recently hosted full house live comedy event with Reunion. Audiences, especially comedy fans and cinephiles, in NYC packed out an exclusive screening of the TV pilot for groundbreaking new original drama-comedy series Girls Aren’t Funny, executive produced by BRIC-TV and created/directed by Jasia Ka. Girls Aren’t Funny is the first-ever TV show to explore what it’s like to be a woman comedian in the still male dominated industry today. The series invites audiences into the messy, hilarious, powerful journeys of three incredible up-and-coming women comedians. Read about the event here.
Maya, a new film from NYWIFT member Suzanne Ordas Curry (Producer, Publicist) is now available to stream. Maya is a social-impact narrative feature film produced by Artists for Change, an organization making films to inspire change, of which Suzanne is a member. The film, written and directed by Julia Verdin, is being distributed by Freestyle and is now enjoying a limited theatrical release and on demand on most platforms. The film is about a teenage girl who unknowingly gets trafficked and exposes the dangers that lead to this. Cast includes newcomer Isabella Feliciana, Patricia Velasquez, Rumer Willis. Learn more.
Maoussi, a film directed by and starring NYWIFT Member Charlotte Schiøler, will have its NY premiere at The Winter Awards International Film Festival. Babette unexpectedly finds herself sharing her small Parisian apartment with Edo, a Congolese refugee. When Maoussi, an escaped lab mouse makes an appearance, their lives are turned upside down as they try to navigate cultural misunderstandings and conflicting expectations about what modern-day love and parenthood are supposed to look like. The film will screen Feb 23 at 8:30pm ET in the Films From France block. There will be a Q&A session with the filmmakers at 10:55pm ET. Learn more and purchase tickets.
NYWIFT Board Member Emelyn Stuart was recently featured on ABC Eyewitness News. Emelyn owns Stuart Cinema and Cafe, the first Black Latina-owned movie theater in New York committed to making films accessible to all. As a filmmaker herself, owner Emelyn was frustrated with the hurdle of getting distribution for her films. Stuart Cinema hosts new releases, filmmaker activities, private screenings and film festivals for independent filmmakers. Watch now.
iWomanTV and Cathleen Trigg-Jones recently sat down with the Audience Choice Winners of the 2023 NYWIFT Online Shorts Festival. The interviews are featured in the first three episodes of the weekly iWoman Report. In 2023, NYWIFT continued our partnership with iWomanTV to showcase the work of our talented membership through our 6th annual online film festival. Members were invited to submit their short films, TV pilots and webisodes to the NYWIFT Shorts Festival. The 2023 Audience Choice Award Winners were: Mirejah Cruz (Hell Week), Gurinder Singh (Rising Lotus), and Sheherzad Raza Preisler and Katrina Montgomery (Saint Marks) Watch the interviews now!
A Pocketful of Miracles: A Tale of Two Siblings, a film from WIFVDC Member Aviva Kempner, will hold its NY premiere later this month. In A Pocketful of Miracles: A Tale of Two Siblings, filmmaker and Berlin born Aviva Kempner chronicles her mother Hanka and uncle Dudek Ciesla’s lives before and during World War II. From their idyllic Jewish upbringing in Poland through their survival of the Holocaust to their tearful reunion after the war, this moving documentary follows the incredible story of these loving siblings and the incredible lives they built in America as painter Helen Ciesla Covensky and businessman and philanthropist David Chase. The film will screen on Feb 17 and Feb 19 at New Plaza Cinema in NYC. Learn more and purchase tickets.
Forgotten Angels: A Matter of Honor Vietnam, a play from NYWIFT Member Ann P. Meredith, will have a new theatrical performance. Vietnam – the most unpopular and disliked war in the history of our country. Shockingly 11,000 women from the U.S. served in this most hated war. 5 of these women – lesbian nurses from Walker, Arkansas enlisted in the U.S. Air Force Nurses Corp and are in for a five-year challenge the likes of which they have never seen or experienced ever before. The performance will be held on March 7 at Out of the Box Theatre in NYC. Learn more and purchase tickets.
A new episode of the podcast First Online with Fran, hosted by NYWIFT member Fran McGarry, is now streaming. In the new episode, “Janet Mitchko: Holding Hands,” Fran sits down with Janet Mitchko, the Artistic Director at The Public Theatre, an Equity theatre located in Lewiston, Maine. Listen now.
After a long and successful festival run, the award winning short film, Like Daughter, Like Mother is now available on Youtube. If you haven’t seen this zany comedy yet, now is your chance! The film stars NYWIFT members Devi Morgan and Steve Lichtenstein, with music composed by NYWIFT member Louis Robert King. Watch now.
NYWIFT Member Marilyn Horowitz will host Word of the Day Webinar: Special Post-Valentine’s Day Session. Writers listen up! What’s the most powerful tool you can use to tap into real-life experiences and use those insights to hone your craft? Whether your Valentine’s Day was a success or a flop, this session will help you transform personal experiences with life and love into authentic and powerful material for your novel or screenplay. The webinar will take place Feb 21. Learn more and register.
NYWIFT Member Brigette ReDavid (Producer, Assistant Director) is raising funds for the short film Negotiating With The Dead. Have you ever dealt with an in-law that barges in at the wrong time? Imagine no boundaries to stop their intrusions, even if they’re dead. Negotiating with the Dead explores this awkward conflict with hilarity and heart. The deadline to donate is Feb 29. Learn more and donate.
NYWIFT member & UPWIFT Founder Heidi Philipsen-Meissner (producer and director) is raising funds for her upcoming film, Love and Vodka. The Ukrainian-American rom com is deep in post-production and could use an added boost! “To be precise, we’re in need of $20,000 to complete post-production, color grading, music composition and sound mix/design. Be a part of our grassroots indie film community and help us to finish the film that will not only make you fall in love with falling in love all over, again, but also raise funds for Ukrainian artist refugees in need. Yes, that’s right. We’ve found fantastic post-production creatives to finish post and your donations will help not only pay them for their artistic talents, but also lend a sense of stability for those who have fled the war and relocated.” – Heidi Philipsen-Meissner. Love and Vodka is a NYWIFT fiscally sponsored project. All donations are tax deductible. Learn more and donate.
The creators of Welcome to Belle View are crowdfunding. Welcome to Belle View is a TV pilot dramedy. It follows a newly widowed stay-at-home mom who’s desperate to find work after 20 years away and agrees to take on the job of an admissions coordinator in the skilled nursing facility where her husband recently passed away, as she learns to navigate this sometimes crazy new world from the other side of the bed. The project is Executive produced and starring NYWIFT member Maureen VanTrease and directed by NYWIFT member Debra Markowitz. Learn more and donate.
New York Women in Film & Television is delighted to share that three of our members have been nominated in a variety of categories for the 96th Academy Awards:
- Shivani Rawat (Executive Producer of To Kill a Tiger, nominated for Best Documentary Feature)
- Sheila Nevins (Producer and Director of The ABCs of Book Banning, nominated for Best Documentary Short)
- Thelma Schoonmaker (Editor of Killers of the Flower Moon, nominated for Film Editing)
The ceremony will air live on Sunday, March 10, 2024 at 7pm ET / 4pm PT on ABC. Learn more!
BYkids films will host a special screenings of Return Date: Unknown (Ukraine) and Seeds of Life (India). The screenings will be held on Feb 28 at 7pm ET at Fotografiska in NYC. Following the screening, there will be a conversation and Q&A with BYkids Founder and Executive Director Holly Carter and Peter Lattman. NYWIFT Member Holly Carter is the Founder and Executive Director of BYKids. Learn more and register.
NYWIFT Member Mirta Desir was named the awardee of The Northwest Film Forum ‘s fourth annual Lynn Shelton Grant. Desir is in development on her first narrative feature film Angie. She will receive an unrestricted cash award to support the making of her film, which she describes as a “love letter to Latin American artists and Haitians’ oral history — a marriage of human drama and the power of Voudou.” For Desir, the grant was “an amazing source of support.” Read the full story in Variety.
A new episode of the podcast First Online with Fran, hosted by NYWIFT member Fran McGarry, is now streaming. In the new episode, “Robert Viagas: Audience Auteur”, Fran sits down with Robert Viagas (author, theater historian, editor) to discuss his career, the importance of collaboration and compromise, and more. Listen now.
Career coach, talent agent, consultant, and NYWIFT workshop facilitator Jim Arnoff will lead the course Pitching Your Scripted Television Series to the Industry Experts at School of Visual Arts. The weekly 10 part course on-line will take place Wednesday nights, 7:30-9:30 PM ET, starting Feb 7. Students will gain amazing access to industry pros: network development executives, production companies, showrunners. Learn the in’s and and out’s of packaging, networking, pitching and negotiating your television series. Learn about what it takes to get into a writers room, how to work the room and best ways to advance up the writing staff ladder. If you miss any classes, all classes are recorded. Learn more and register. For questions, contact jim@jimarnoff.com.
The short film Five Flights has received an Award of Merit from Best Shorts Competition for the film and script. The film was written by NYWIFT Member Kathleen Kaan and Executive Produced by NYWIFT Member Vanessa Cordova-Corwin.
NYWIFT Member Bettina Marks (director) is raising funds for her series The Hidden Scream. The Hidden Scream is a scripted anthology tv series that has been adapted from Bettina’s short film The Scream. The series is a psychological drama about the bystander effect that is inspired by true events. Violence in America and apathy is increasing not only in its urban centers but in general. Good Samaritans can fear getting involved. This series sheds light on the complexities of the psychological issues surrounding bystanders’ reactions. It reflects where we are as a society in the hopes to better the outcome of events like these for both the victims and bystanders. Because of the overwhelming impact that social media has had on society and this phenomenon, its visual style and technical elements will reflect this world. The series is currently in pre-production. The Scream is a NYWIFT fiscally sponsored project. All donations are tax deductible. Learn more and donate. Bettina is also looking for a producer for the series. Email bettinainc@hotmail.com for more info.
NYWIFT member & UPWIFT Founder Heidi Philipsen-Meissner (producer and director) is raising funds for her upcoming film, Love and Vodka. The Ukrainian-American rom com is deep in post-production and could use an added boost! “To be precise, we’re in need of $20,000 to complete post-production, color grading, music composition and sound mix/design. Be a part of our grassroots indie film community and help us to finish the film that will not only make you fall in love with falling in love all over, again, but also raise funds for Ukrainian artist refugees in need. Yes, that’s right. We’ve found fantastic post-production creatives to finish post and your donations will help not only pay them for their artistic talents, but also lend a sense of stability for those who have fled the war and relocated.” – Heidi Philipsen-Meissner. Love and Vodka is a NYWIFT fiscally sponsored project. All donations are tax deductible. Learn more and donate.
The Glass Ceiling Breakers Film Festival is accepting submissions. GCBFF is the very first film festival in the Hudson Valley to present the work of women filmmakers from all over the world. The film fest joins the well established women’s short play festival and will take place at the Philipstown Depot Theatre in Garrison NY located alongside the beautiful Hudson River steps away from MetroNorth. NYWIFT member Gabrielle Fox is the founder of The Glass Ceiling Breakers Film Festival. The deadlines to submit are Regular – Jan 1, Late – Feb 14 and Extended – March 15. Learn more and submit.
A new episode of the podcast First Online with Fran, hosted by NYWIFT member Fran McGarry, is now streaming. In the new episode, “Adrienne D. Williams: Art is Ageless”, Fran sits down with Adrienne D. Williams (actor, director, educator, and storyteller) to discuss her career and exciting upcoming projects. Listen now.
Call Me Dancer, directed by NYWIFT Member Leslie Shampaine, will screen at The Quad Cinema. A street dancer from Mumbai struggles against his parents’ insistence that he follow a traditional path. Then he meets a curmudgeonly Israeli ballet master, who inspires him to follow his dreams. The film will screen Dec 15-21 at The Quad Cinema in NYC. Q&As with the filmmakers to follow some screenings – list within link. Learn more and purchase tickets.
American Santa, a compelling short documentary from NYWIFT member Alexandra Berger, is now streaming on the LA Times. Far from a typical holiday story, this film is a powerful commentary on American racism, viewed through the unique lens of Black Santas. Executive Producer Billy Porter describes it as “an amazing film…beautiful and devastating all at once.” Selected for the DocNYC Shortlist, an early indicator of Academy Award potential, American Santa is now available in the Academy Screening Room. The film is engaging in the following FYC screenings for Academy members:
- Thursday, Dec 7 at 7PM at the Culver Theatre in LA
- Tuesday, Dec 12 at 8PM at DCTV in NYC, with reception to follow.
The NYC event, co-hosted by Executive Producer Billy Porter and Academy member Lisa Cortés, will also feature a Q&A with Producer Alexandra Berger and Director Avi Zev Weider. Learn more and RSVP. Priority is given to Academy members.
Bienvenidos a Los Angeles, written and directed by NYWIFT Member Lisa Cole, is in consideration for Best Live Action Short Film for the 96th Academy Awards. Inspired by true events and filmed at LAX International Airport, Bienvenidos a Los Angeles tells the story of Imani, a Nigerian single mother living in Los Angeles who offers to help a perfect stranger reunite with her son. In doing so, Imani learns this simple act of kindness threatens to jeopardize her path to citizenship. The film is currently screening in the Academy’s Screening Room – available to Academy voters. Watch the trailer. Voting begins on Dec 14.
You Resemble Me , produced by NYWIFT Member Elizabeth Woodward, is now available in the USA and Canada on Vimeo on Demand. Cultural and intergenerational trauma erupt in this story about two sisters on the outskirts of Paris. After the siblings are torn apart, the eldest, Hasna, struggles to find her identity, leading to a choice that shocks the world. Director Dina Amer takes on one of the darkest issues of our time and deconstructs it in an intimate story about family, love, sisterhood, and belonging. Directed by Dina Amer, the film premiered at the Venice Film Festival, won 30+ awards on the festival circuit, and is Executive Produced by Spike Lee, Spike Jonze, Riz Ahmed, Alma Har’el. Learn more and watch the film.
NYWIFT Board Member Audrey Rosenberg is offering One-on-One Career Coaching. She will help you connect to your authenticity and will provide tools that help you pursue your career unapologetically and powerfully. Audrey combines practical guidance with spiritual wisdom. Audrey is a Peabody-Award-winning and Emmy-nominated producer known for her ability to cultivate talent, develop material, and champion projects from inception through to release. She has coached numerous artists for over 10 years and has provided career coaching, spiritual guidance and healing. Audrey also offers producing and script consulting on projects. Please email audreyrosenberg21@gmail.com for more information and to book an appointment.
Shadow Man, a short film from NYWIFT member Roberta Pyzel, will premiere on Aspire TV. Ricky, a small-time drug dealer, in prison with a 25 year to life sentence for a violent crime he did not commit, meets with Ms. Davis, a resistant court appointed lawyer, and tries to convince her to file an Appeal on his behalf. When he breaks down, reliving the night of terror that he witnessed, she is touched by his vulnerability, but continues to question his choices. Ricky is desperate as begs this woman, who holds his fate in her hands, to help him fight for his life. The film won Honorable Mention: Best Short Film at New York Pause Film Festival 2023. The film will air on Aspire TV on Dec 3 at 8pm, 9pm, and1am ET. Learn more.
NYWIFT Member Abbesi Akhamie is crowdfunding for her film The Incredible Sensational Fiancée of Dr. Seyi Ajayi. The film tells the story of a brilliant scholar, Dr. Constance Moumie, whose world is shattered when she discovers her fiancé’s deceitful engagement to another woman, forcing her to confront her own worth and the societal pressures of marriage in the pan-African society of Alkebulan. With the help of her loyal best friend, Bibi, she embarks on a mission to expose her fiancé’s true character and reclaim her power. The deadline to submit is Dec 3. Learn more and donate.
Move When the Spirit Says Move: The Legacy of Dorothy Foreman Cotton, a film by NYWIFT Member Deborah C. Hoard, will screen as part of the African Diaspora International Film Festival New York. The only woman on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s executive staff, Dorothy Foreman Cotton was a bold and highly effective civil rights leader, who educated thousands about their citizenship rights and inspired generations of activists with her powerful freedom songs. A Q&A with Deborah will follow the screening. The film will screen Dec 2 at 8pm ET at Teachers College. Learn more.
Bushwitches, a TV pilot from NYWIFT Member Jasia Ka, will screen at YoFiFest. Bushwitches is a mockumentary that follows an angsty coven of millennial witches seeking alternative sources of income as their Brooklyn neighborhood becomes oversaturated with rival Tarot card readers. It will screen on Nov 19. Learn more.
NYWIFT Member Priscilla J. “Sally” Mattison, Of Counsel to Bernard M. Resnick, Esq., P.C., gave an “Update on Music Industry Sustainability Efforts” at the Cool Out 2023 conference in Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands. She previously gave a presentation entitled “Entertainment Law: It’s (Almost) Everywhere!” as part of the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School’s Pre-College Academy.
Reaching Glory, a new musical showcase produced by NYWIFT Members Mia Lastrella and Joelle Westwood, will run at The Gibny Theater in NYC. Reaching Glory is a Lady Gaga jukebox musical about a group of high school seniors and their struggles with drug abuse, complex relationships, and identity, all set to the electrifying soundtrack of Gaga’s iconic hits. The show will run Nov 11, 3-6pm ET. Learn more and RSVP.
The podcast Around The Sun, produced by NYWIFT member Suzanne Ordas Curry, is now streaming its third season. New episodes of the award-winning scripted series drop every other Wednesday throughout 2023. This season features Jai Rodriguez (Emmy winner, Queer Eye) among many others. In this third season, each under 15 minute episode, though enjoyed separately, is a continuing story of the drama of the “Pinecone” family during the holidays. Learn more and listen.
Shadow Man, a new short film from NYWIFT Members Roberta Pyzel (writer, director) and Blaga Ditrow (cinematographer), will screen as part of NY Pause Film Festival. Ricky, a small-time drug dealer, in prison with a 25 year to life sentence for a violent crime he did not commit, meets with Ms. Davis, a resistant court appointed lawyer, and tries to convince her to file an Appeal on his behalf. When he breaks down, reliving the night of terror that he witnessed, she is touched by his vulnerability, but continues to question his choices. Ricky is desperate as begs this woman, who holds his fate in her hands, to help him fight for his life. The film will screen Nov 14 at 8:45pm ET. Learn more and purchase tickets.
Cowgirl Way, NYWIFT Member Nancy Cohen-koan‘s anti-gun short musical, will screen as part of New Plaza Cinema’s NYC Short Film Showcase. The New Plaza Cinema is excited to present a collection of nine short films by talented New York filmmakers. Attendees will have the opportunity to discover the authentic voices of New Yorker filmmakers who use their art to share their unique perspectives on the world around them. The film will screen Nov 12 at 12:15pm ET at New Plaza Cinema. A Q&A with the filmmakers will follow the screening. Learn more.
Register for Flex Your Creative Muscles!, hosted by NYWIFT Member Marilyn Horowitz. All creatives can use this writing technique to boost creativity, gain confidence, and increase productivity. It’s not just for writers! Marilyn Horowitz leads filmmakers and storytellers through her new creativity and time-management technique known as Word of the Day – an effective practice to generate and recognize story ideas, organize and structure those ideas, and explore the characters in your story in a short period of time. Participants will be asked to use pen/pencil and paper (not typing, for example) to harness your mind-body intentions. The event will take place Nov 17 at 7pm ET. Learn more and register.
Congratulations to NYWIFT Member Deborah Shaffer for the 2023 DOC NYC Lifetime Achievement Award! She has made her powerful voice heard in social issue documentaries since the 1970’s. Her first feature documentary, The Wobblies, was added to the National Film Registry. As a director, her credits include Witness to War: Dr. Charlie Clements, which won the Academy Award for Short Documentary. Some of her other work includes Fire From the Mountain, Dance of Hope, From the Ashes: 10 Artists, and Queen of Hearts: Audrey Flack. She co-directed and produced To Be Heard, which won the Audience Award and Grand Jury Prize at the first ever DOC NYC Festival. The DOC NYC Visionaries Tribute took place on Nov 8. Learn more.
DELA: The Making of El Anatsui, the documentary debut from NYWIFT Member Oyiza Adaba, recently screened as part of the 12th edition AFRIFF 2023 in Lagos Nigeria. The biographical documentary chronicles the foundational influences of El Anatsui. From humble beginnings in Anyako Ghana, thus began an artistic journey that would redefine an art form, create a movement about art from Africa, and produce one of the greatest contemporary artists of our time. The film recently screened on Nov 7. Learn more.
BYkids films announces their 4th series premiere. BYKids will feature four films made by teens from Ukraine, Germany, India and Kentucky about the climate crisis on PBS in November. NYWIFT Member Holly Carter is the Founder and Executive Director of BYKids.The series premieres in the New York Metro area on Nov 11 at 7pm ET on THIRTEEN. Films BYkids will also be shown in Los Angeles, San Francisco and other major markets across the country. Check your local listings.
The short film Five Flights will screen at the Big Apple Film Festival. “I live on the fifth floor on fifth street. I climb it every day. Five flights to nowhere. I’ll grow up and run away.” These haunting words of a 10-year-old girl set the scene for this tragic tale of domestic abuse and serve as a warning about the dangers of guns in the home. Five Flights is written and co-produced by NYWIFT Member Kathleen Kaan and co-produced by NYWIFT Member Vanessa Cordova-Corwin. The film will screen on Nov 4 at 1pm ET as part of a program of short films. Learn more and purchase tickets.