Multi-Screening: Ghost Me, Come e entrado (Within), #Nofilter, Crockpot, TECH SAVVY, Peter the Penguin, The Tell Tale Heart ,GUTS, Hunter's Cabin

#Nofilter

#Nofilter addresses the ever-growing issue surrounding Body Dysmorphic Disorder through the eyes of Beth, an insecure twenty-something, who becomes obsessed with an insidious filter,  leaving her to question true beauty. The film stars Kelly Lamor Wilson and Misha Osherovich from "Freaky." 

Peter the Penguin

Starting off as a very British comedy of social embarrassment PETER THE PENGUIN veers off into something very weird and dark indeed. Grotesque, grimly funny, utterly absurd, yet genuinely nightmarish and really rather horrible, this is one you won't forget any time soon. And you will never look at a stuffed toy penguin in the same way again..

Written & Directed by Andrew Rutter Produced by Joanna Caldwell & Ashley Gardiner Director of Photography | Christopher Hood Sound Design by Simon Peecock Executive Producer | Chris Butler Creature Design by Tom Ellis Boom Operator | Jamie Stainton Starring Chris Butler, Alex Kapila, Mia Hemerling, Peter Terry & Joe Capella.

TECH SAVVY

When a single mom discovers her Photoshop tweaks impact the real world, her excitement turns to terror after a she makes a horrifying mistake in need of an “undo” button.

The Tell Tale Heart

Adapted from Edgar Allan Poe's original text, this original psychological thriller story has been re-imagined in this mind-bending, pulse-pounding, bloody-disgusting short film.

Ghost Me

Joe's on a promising at-home date with Kat until she reveals her apartment is haunted by "friendly" ghosts. The night takes a sinister turn when Joe realizes he's not welcome in their home.

GUTS

A guy with his guts on the outside of his body really wants a promotion.

Hunter's Cabin

A young father withdraws to a remote cabin to face his curse alone, but he's not the only one with a dark past in the woods tonight.

Crockpot

Terror awaits a young couple as they fight over going to the young mans parents house the next day for thanksgiving.

Come è entrato (Within)

The closed room appears inhospitable: it’s almost completely dark, there’s dust in the air, a mattress on the floor. A girl is laying there trapped between a few threads of light. She only wears a white, thin, kind of see-through nightgown. Outside the door, someone gets closer and closer. She can hear his steps, his breath. The footsteps stop. Then the door opens and the girl looks in front of her. The sign of remembrance is torn apart by immovable pain: memory is haunting her.

Directed by Matteo Ciotola and starring Arianna Del Gaudio, this Avant-garde B&W silent film makes the audience feel as claustrophobic as the lead character - through Retro visuals applied to contemporary themes.