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Washington West Film Festival - Shorts Program One - Shock and Reconciliation
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Recess (USA)
Directed by Bradley Montesi (3:18)
It's a regular day on the recess grade school playground. As a new student attempts to make friends with the other children, he learns kids can be mean. As he digs deep inside himself, he finds he may already have all the friends he needs.
5 Minutes Each (Canada, Serbia/Montenegro)
Directed by Vojin Vasovic (9:50)
A metaphorical story about the constant struggle of the artist to reach those five minutes of limelight. A tale about an upswing and downfall, with the climax appearing concurrently and unexpectedly.
The Wind is Blowing on my Street (Iran)
Directed by Saba Riazi (15:00)
A girl in Tehran forgets her headscarf while checking the mailbox and the wind blows, causing the door to lock behind her. As people pass by, she fears getting in trouble because of not having the scarf on in public.
Profile (Germany)
Directed by Timo Pierre Rositzki (7:10)
Caro has just gone shopping when she is approached by Thomas. He seems to know her, but she can't remember him. When he convinces her to have a coffee with him, Caro has no idea of the surprises this encounter will bring...Profile is a film about the dark side of social networking websites.
Challenging Impossibility (USA)
Directed by Sanjay Rawal and Natabara Mark Rollosson (28:11)
Challenging Impossibility chronicles the weightlifting odyssey of the late spiritual teacher and peace advocate Sri Chinmoy. Already an advocate of the necessity of physical fitness in the spiritual life, this New York City-based Guru was inspired to demonstrate the tangible power of inner peace by performing incredible, but real feats of strength.
The Lab (USA)
Directed by Ryan Scheer (9:17)
Two lower class teenage boys decide to spend an afternoon of boredom lighting fireworks and running through the woods until they stumble upon an abandoned trailer home. Conflicted over their discovery, their decisions clash which leaves them face to face with death proving that some things are better left alone.
Afghan (Canada)
Directed by Pardis Parker (11:39)
An afternoon surprise forces two friends to turn hate crime lemons into hilarious lemonade. Two young men debate how to deal with the anti-Arabic graffiti that has been sprayed on their car, but in a humorous way.
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LocationCIT Center for Innovative Technology (View)
2214 Rock Hill Road
Herndon, VA 20170
United States
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