"Hip Hip Hooray":Lynsey Miller, Director (7:24)

The preparations for the surprise birthday party at Lillyfield nursing home are well underway, led by an enthusiastic Pippa. The only problem being, Pippa's the birthday girl and no one else seems all that interested. Surrounded by uninterested residents, a secret admirer and a pet rabbit, can Pippa celebrate her big day in style?

"Worth The Fall":Matt Coleman, Director (8:16)

Worth the Fall is a story about a janitor who witnesses a school principal sexually assualting a young girl. He must decide what to with what he saw. By doing anything he risks everything. By doing nothing, he must live with himself. Sometimes making the right choice has the worst consequences

"Slice of Pie":Tim Reischauer, Director (34:40)

Gleaned from Rick Hall's small town stories called 'spellbinding' by the New York Times, 'Slice of Pie' is a romantic comedy with an unlikely hero. Carter's a middle-aged divorcee with his eye on Juanita, the waitress at the local diner. In an attempt to woo the girl of his dreams he waxes philosophical about the merits of pie. But when James, the used car dealer of dating, makes his move on Juanita, subtly is out the window. Carter pops the question, Juanita accepts and Carter thinks he has the wind at his back. But in the open prairieland of central Illinois, the wind can change direction rather quickly.
Slice of Pie is a cinematic slice of life chock full of the bittersweet moments set against a back drop of quirky locals that Carter grew up with. Oh yeah, and a dead dog named Burt.

"Gatton Gattoni, Crawling Thieves":Lorenzo Faccenda, Director(28:21)

Six silly thieves go inside an apartment to steal during the same day. They don't get for themselves much and run away thinking the owner is poor and not smart at all. There are 2 problems, while they are inside the house the owner is coming, they went the wrong day, the second thing is that the old owner is instead a thief himself and stole a famous Leonardo da Vinci painting.

"Danse Macabre":Pedro Pires, Director (8:30)

For a period of time, while we believe it to be perfectly still, lifeless flesh responds, stirs and contorts in a final macabre ballet.Are these spasms merely erratic motions or do they echo the chaotic twists and turns of past life?

"The Devil's Matchmaker":Fonathan Bowen, Director (9:36)

Alexander is a professional matchmaker. While he has a fun, desirable job, he is a loner who prefers creating relationships for other people rather than focusing on his own life. He has a set routine each day that he follows closely, has few friends with whom to speak about his job, and has just one great joy in life, which is setting up matches for people with awkward last names. While his primary job is just an ordinary matchmaker, his hobby is to arrange dates between people whose last names form awkward combinations, like Furr-Muncher, Peters-Rising, and Small-Johnson, for instance. He knows he cannot force love, but he plays the odds that some of his dates will click with each other and eventually marry. The resulting wedding announcements are his trophies.

"I Was Thinking":David Ramires, Director (5:40)

Wedding tensions mount in this light, slice-of-life short by David Ramirez, I Was Thinking. Pilar (Tristan Fisher) is  Puerto Rican , Michael (Ari  Frenkel ) is Jewish. All the irritating nuances of planning a wedding start to bubble over during dinner, exposing the true divide between the couple. Is Michael really being culturally insensitive to Pilar's concerns? Or is Pilar self consumed?

Mime Vs. Junkie: Olesia Shewchuk Director (4:43)

In the vein of the silent cinema and the films of Charlie Chaplin, Mime Vs. Junkie is a charming little film that centers around a park, where a mime artist (Maxim A Fomitchev) meets a junkie (Cailin Stadnyk) while struggling to earn a living. Their encounter leads to an amusing and an unforgettable finale.

Nemesis: Stian Hafstad Director (9:00)

Nemesis is the story of Arne, who is convinced he has superpowers. He just has not found them yet. So he decides to put up a wanted note for an archenemy, hoping that it will help him discover his true powers.

Death Merchant: Shani Vargo Director (1:44)

A Wandering merchant roams the desert searching for customers untill he comes upon the most unlikely of the candidaes, a young girl.

Catechism: Jessica Moorhouse Director (14:00)

Danielle was taught that there are four main sins to always avoid. Don't kill, steal, cheat or have sex before marriage, and you won't go to Hell. But then she met Ethan. A quirky comedy about love, lust and doing the right thing, all while trying to avoid the burning depths of Hell.

Pick It Up: Matt Sklar Director (6:04)

Max likes Susie, but being with her proves difficult after he accidentally commits the ultimate neighborhood sin. He forgets to pick it up.

Harmony Town: Ryan Parma Director (11:38)

When a brother and sister's car breaks down in a musical town, their lives are changed for the better. With the help of the townsfolk,they are made to realize that they just needed to find the music in their hearts.

Werewolf Trouble: Charlie Anderson Director (7:00)

Ryan is a werewolf. Horrified to wake up only partially transformed one morning, he calls upon two friends who don't have his best interests at heart.

Small Penis: Stian Hafstad Director (9:10)

Small Penis is the story of Daniel, a man who all of his life has felt insecure because of his penis size. This changes when he joins a support group a little bit out of the ordinary.

Bittersweet Paradise:Paola Cutri Director (10:00)

When a PREGNANT Nixie gets into a scuffle with a pair of talking squirrels, she hires a mysterious pest exterminator to outsmart them. He CASTS A SPELL on the orange tree where the squirrels routinely ravage Nixie's fruit.

Jesus Christ!: Eric J. Huber Director (19:58)

Michael Lippa loves his fiance, Vanessa, more than anything. However, he does not know how he feels about how her strong Catholic beliefs will affect his future life. As he prepares to move into a new house with her, he meets his comical and quirky sub letter for his old house, who unbeknownst to him happens to be Jesus Christ. When Michael becomes so worried about Vanessa's Christianity that he is ready to call the wedding off, he receives unexpected advice from the man causing all his problems.

A Morbid Prayer: Craig Calamis (4:30)

Sean Scott Can't Sleep: Joseph Rohrs Director (8:15)

Sean Scott cannot sleep on the eve of a day when he must make deliver a memorial speech. So, like he did when he was young, he goes to sit in his den and then he has a talk with his father. It is a strong heart-to-heart talk and Sean realizes just how much he loved his father. Sean also realizes just how proud his father is of him. But Sean's father is not really there; and the talk that Sean has with his father is just a way from Sean's soul to find some comfort in loving memories.

Shut Up And Kiss Me: Bartley Argo Director (16:44)

Shut Up & Kiss Me' is a Golden Age style musical set against the backdrop of Savannah's Historic District. It focuses on the dynamic relationship of two young lovers who care deeply for each other but who can't seem to say it. Casual conversation turns Julie and Dean's leisurely stroll home into a powder keg of pretense and pride. Will either side be able to extinguish the fuse before the whole evening explodes?

Smile: Bruno Vaks Director (3:32)

The story is about an imaginary smile, that flies from person to person, making their day happier and more pleasant. From the grocery store clerk to the cleaning lady, from mother to son, from a traveler to a couple, the smile changes everyone when they receive the smile.

Hitmom: Joe Clarke Director (16:00)

In 1989, Janet Peterson was the world's number one assassin. In 2009, she is now the world's number one mother. Now, twenty years later, she's coming out of retirement.

Jewsus: Benjamin C. BlissDirector (17:00)

Jason Cohen is a Jewish boy who has to play it cool for one more day so his parents will let him take his protestant girlfriend to the Winter Prom. But when a dare from his little brother somehow endows him with the powers of Jesus, Jason is put on a collision course with disaster.

Deadlines: Bang Yao Liu Director (1:55)

A man is fighting with his post-it notes and deadline.

Untitled Moon Project: John Moore Director (7:25)

It is July 20, 1969. With every passing second, Neil Armstrong and the men of Apollo 8 get closer and closer to the Moon. It seems that the 12 year race for space superiority between America and the Soviet Union could finally come to a close. However, the Reds have one last covert trick up their sleeves. They'll just shoot the Moon Landing in a Television Studio!