LOCALS ONLY SHORT FILM SHOWCASE: NARRATIVE & EXPERIMENTAL

Saturday, March 19 
LOCALS ONLY SHORTS SHOWCASE: NARRATIVE & EXPERIMENTAL
Tickets $11 GA / $8 OFS member
6:30pm doors / 7pm show
A curated selection of short films from Pacific Northwest Filmmakers

LISTS
A basement dwelling clairvoyant gives the gift of a music box with a special message.
Dir. Oscar Kryzanauskas / 12 min

Paillette
In this musical short film set in 1961, 17-year-old Kathryn begins a fashion internship to help design a line for the Seattle World’s Fair. Kathryn struggles to defend her passion for a creative lifestyle against disapproving family and friends.
Dir. Gabrielle Goyette / 20 min

double whammy!
A diaristic short exploring mental illness
Dir. Tristen Ives / 4 min

12 Months First Love
The first year of falling in love.
Dir. Ruby Mullen / 10 min

Radiator Kids
Two children trapped in a digital purgatory are forced to find their way out of the clutches of their mother, a bad angel who serves them scissors for dinner. Based on a dream.
Dir. David Cesar Verba / 3 min

The Perfect Dinner
A roast chicken, champagne and the prettiest gal you know… sounds like The Perfect Dinner.
Dir. Isabel Nixon Klein / 8 min

The Bench
Three women from different worlds meet unexpectedly at a park bench and share their stories and hardships, connect, and support one another in a brief but influential moment before continuing on their way.
Dir. Ivy Bona / 11 min

This is Spinal Injury
This Is Spinal Injury is a mockumentary comedy featuring Dan Hurwitz and Kayla Brown as they attempt to put on the greatest, most accessible, yet simultaneously least commercially viable comedy show featuring comedians with disabilities in the history of the Pacific Northwest. All they need is a venue, a videographer, lights and tech people, a marketing person, a graphic design person, a host, a person to get them coffee, a social media expert, and most importantly, of course, Seattle-area comedians with disabilities.
Dir. Dan Hurwitz & Kayla Brown / 26 min

Upon entry, all patrons must be 5+ and show proof of full vaccination (card or photo/screenshot of card) with matching ID before entry. Fully vaccinated means 14 days or more after your second dose. No exceptions.

OFS is not accepting proof of negative testing at this time.

Patrons must wear masks at all times. A Thurston County directive effective Friday, August 13, 2021, requires mask-wearing while indoors even if you are vaccinated.

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