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Amidst a global exodus from earth, two brothers must confront their differences about leaving their home forever.
Body dysmorphia is a subject rarely tackled in film. The irrational beliefs about appearance that sufferers experience, along with the self-conscious anxieties that comes with it, are such fertile grounds for genre exploration. Writing and directing from first-hand experience with this destabilizing illness, Grant Swanson has made a demonically disturbing standout that addresses it in uncompromising terms in DYSMORPHIC, which will be closing this year’s showcase. A film about modern dating. To a point.
Olivia Branstetter (Carmen) and Lauren Jain (Jacobee) debut in their first feature film about a group of recently graduated teens who discover what's important in life through a drug-fueled Fourth of July night.
After an incident at their speakeasy, young bootleggers Isadore “Kid Cann” Blumenfeld and his brother Harry seek representation from esteemed defense attorney Hyman Mendow. Based on a true story.
