3:00 pm: Shorts 2: Perception

Location: International House Philadelphia (Map)
3701 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, PA 19104
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These films and characters all look at the world just a little differently.

Total Runtime:  83 minutes + filmmaker Q&A (* indicates filmmaker present for Q&A)

Rated R (violence, mature themes)

The Loss/Kayip *
Mete Sozer, Turkey
After a painful breakup with the love of his life, a man waits at a cafe, hoping she will walk in again.

Wonder
Nikki Lemon,U S A
An urban cityscape comes to life as Sage finds wonder through her imagination, transforming her world into one just a little bit stranger.

Breaking Character
Brett Wagner, U S A
An aspiring actress finds her most promising opportunity is actually an audition for her life.

Secret Decoder Ring
Eli Brown, U S A
A kid orders a special offer from his favorite cereal, but what he gets is more than he bargained for.

Snake Eyes *
Jay Max/Katrina Connor, U S A
A Dova transform men from snakes and metamorphose herself using her powerful sorcery and magic.

The Gold Sparrow
Daniel Stessen, U S A
In a crumbling black and white world, artists must defend their color from the Gold Sparrow.

At All Times, Herald
Dustin Neiderman, U S A
Herald becomes lost in a nightmarish maze of misshapen memories as he searches for his long lost love, Nancy, for one last encounter.

Her Window
Thomas Colley, U S A
Her Window depicts the traumatic transformation a young woman experiences after having a sexual encounter.

Self, Designed *
Steve N. Bradford, U S A
A dancer interested in architecture is slowly losing her dance capabilities as she transforms into an architect.

Spilt Milk *
Jesse Costello, U S A
A twisted tale of psychological roommate torture.

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Total Runtime: 87 minutes                   Rated G

Dir. Kushal Ruia, India
Sita raises her twin sons Luv and Kush with values and skills that would befit the princes of Ayodhya, in hopes of a reunion of the royal family.

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Title: 21-Day Competition: Red Screening

Time: 7:00 pm

Location: International House Philadelphia Theater, 3701 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104 (map)

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These filmmakers had 21-Days to create an original short based on the element, “Cell”.
Total Runtime:    78 minutes
Rated R (violence, adult language & situations)

3 Poisons
Team Coming Through The Door, USA
Poisoned and left for dead, a medical researcher struggles to contact help, while her coworker steals back a culture of cells and hijacks her deal with Big Pharma.

The Friend of My Friend is Apparently Not My Friend
Team Assembled!, USA
Most people can handle being defriended, Chad isn’t one of those people.

Cellar
Team Tilted Straight Productions, USA
Where is Nicole? What if it was YOUR daughter?

Writer Madness
Team Inglorious Splicers, USA
A young writer thinks he’s finally getting his big break when two producers hire him to write a screenplay.

Mind Over Matter
Team Quantum Leap, USA
Best friends through even the worst times.

Puppets in Space!!
Team GuyLoki Films, USA
What more is there to know?

MisCellania
Team Drop Dead Rising, USA
Two guys barely survive trying to make a film in 21 days.

Cellophane
Team Pure Genius Pictures, USA
It’s easy to get wrapped up in love.

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Cinevore Studios Presents… Friday Night Fright

3819 Hamilton St. Philadelphia, PA 19104

A pre-Halloween party for people that are serious about makeup, costumes, and gore.

One of Project Twenty1’s most-memorable and most-demanded venues, the Ellen Powell Tiberino Memorial Museum is back again for our Friday Night Party – and it’s going to be bigger than ever! Join some of Philadelphia’s best effects makeup artists and fright-makers in this costume party, held in the hidden jewel of Philadelphia – the Tiberinos’ arts garden. Come dressed as a ghoul, goblin, ghost or other scary sight to win tons of cool prizes (and to mess with the “normals”).

Just a 10-minute walk from the International House Theater, we’ll be leading people to the party directly after the Red Showcase screening. Sure, you can always meet us there, too, but you’ll miss the great photo and video opp of a giant horde of people dressed as monsters walking across the city.

Awards: Best Costume, Best Makeup, Most Frightening

$10 at the Door/$5 if in costume, FREE with ALL-ACCESS PASS

Top Photo by Caroline Boyd
Bottom Photo by M. Hong