HEARTWORK – dir. Benjamin Filinson

Original Film Title: HEARTWORK

Directors Name: Benjamin Filinson

Writers Name: Benjamin Filinson

Producers: Filinson Films LLC

Country of Origin: United States

Country of Filming: United States

Language: English

Runtime: 9 minutes 3 seconds

Film Description: 

Through the merging of 16mm film and HD Video, shot exclusively at night in B&W. This film explores the consequences of unintegrated childhood trauma, and its growth into adulthood by feeding on fear, anger and grief.

Where’s Lucy? – dir. Salma Azzam

Original Film Title: Where’s Lucy?

Directors Name: Salma Azzam

Writers Name: Salma Azzam, Scott Hartmann

Producers: Salma Azzam, Miranda Davidson

Country of Origin: United Arab Emirates

Country of Filming: United Arab Emirates

Language: English

Runtime: 20 minutes

Film Description: 

In order for Lucy to remember what happened to her, she has to face her fears. Little does she know she has to be truly lost to be found.

Patrick is Outside – dir. Carsten Woike

Original Film Title: Patrick is Outside

Directors Name: Carsten Woike

Writers Name: Carsten Woike

Producers: Carsten Woike, Marcel S.Behrens

Country of Origin: Germany

Country of Filming: Germany

Language: German

Runtime: 29 minutes 59 seconds

Film Description: 

A young woman visits her in-laws with her boyfriend, only to discover that there is a dark family secret that has to do with her boyfriend’s disowned brother.

GEORGE FLOYD: SAY THEIR NAMES – dir. Christopher R. Owens, Alyssa Dann

Original Film Title: GEORGE FLOYD: SAY THEIR NAMES

Directors Name: Christopher R. Owens, Alyssa Dann

Producers: CESO ENTERPRISES, INC.

Country of Origin: United States

Country of Filming: United States

Language: English

Runtime: 6 minutes 59 seconds

Film Description: 

When will the “last” time be the LAST time? Chris Oledude’s single “George Floyd” has now been re-presented in the powerful video, “George Floyd: Say Their Names.” America’s struggle for equality and fairness throughout law enforcement parallels those struggles faced by minority groups in every society where the majority feels empowered to disregard civil and human rights. The powerful protests that erupted worldwide after George Floyd’s murder in May, 2020, are celebrated here. The enduring power of Black women as determined healers of a torn community is celebrated here. The victims had names. We honor their lives by saying their names.
The pressure for change must continue. No justice? No peace!