Directed by Various
International • 2015 • 86 mins.
Six international shorts.
Balmoral Hotel
DIRECTOR: Wayne Wapeemukwa – (Canada)
The life story of a First Nations sex worker is conveyed via a ragged daytime dance through Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. (10 mins.)
Day One
DIRECTOR: Henry Hughes – (United States)
On her first day in Afghanistan, an interpreter for the US Army is forced to deliver the child of an enemy bombmaker. (25 mins.)
Never Steady, Never Still
DIRECTOR: Kathleen Hepburn – (Canada)
Overwhelmed by his past mistakes, a young man retreats to his isolated hometown and finds he is not alone in his struggle. (19 mins.)
Overpass
DIRECTOR: Patrice Laliberté – (Canada)
Police chase Mathieu after he scrawls graffiti on an overpass, but the teenager’s midnight marauding has a purpose that only he understands. (19 mins.)
Prologue
DIRECTOR: Richard Williams – (United Kingdom)
In the Spartan-Athenian wars 2,400 years ago, a small girl bears witness as warriors battle to the death. (6 mins.)
Sanjay’s Super Team
DIRECTOR: Sanjay Patel – (United States)
Will Sanjay leave his comics and cartoons behind and take the world a little more seriously? (7 mins.)
Films in this Program
Balmoral Hotel
Directed by Wayne Wapeemukwa
The life story of a First Nations sex worker is conveyed via a ragged daytime dance through Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.
Day One
Directed by Henry Hughes
On her first day in Afghanistan, an interpreter for the US Army is forced to deliver the child of an …
Never Steady, Never Still
Directed by Kathleen Hepburn
Overwhelmed by his past mistakes, a young man retreats to his isolated hometown and finds he is not alone in …
Overpass
Directed by Patrice Laliberté
Police chase Mathieu after he scrawls graffiti on an overpass, but the teenager's midnight marauding has a purpose that only …
Prologue
Directed by Richard Williams
In the Spartan-Athenian wars 2,400 years ago, a small girl bears witness as warriors battle to the death.
Sanjay’s Super Team
Directed by Sanjay Patel
Will Sanjay leave his comics and cartoons behind and take the world a little more seriously?
Genres: Short