Noah J. Welter

Plutôt misanthrope, Bernadette Fox a pour seuls amis sa fille Bee, brillante ado de 15 ans, et … son assistant virtuel sur Internet. Tandis qu’elle tente encore de rénover sa maison délabrée – et de se convaincre qu’elle aime Seattle –, elle a renoncé à se faire accepter par les autres parents d’élèves du lycée huppé de sa fille. Jusqu’au jour où elle disparaît. Bee ira jusqu’au bout du monde pour la retrouver et découvrira alors son histoire…

Haunted by the painful reminder of her infertility and questionable diagnosis, a woman is lured into a world of shrouded conspiracies and nefarious strangers, when an alienated teenager claims she is her daughter.

A narrative spoken word short film that exists as a tender expression of what love looks like as it ages and to encapsulate the emotions and sensations of relational memories in a poetically driven dreamlike bubble. The poem is an LGBTQ+ story involving two men, beginning in the 1970s, and it describes, through the use of vignettes, how their love has aged and grown. It captures the heart of their relationship at different ages and time periods. The way it felt, the things they did together, what the relationship truly meant to them.

It's Halloween in 2003. All that Jeremy wants to do is go trick-or-treating but his overbearing parents won't let him go. So, he decides to sneak out with his friends. His decision leads to a sinister chain of events, leading to the tragic demise of many.

It's Halloween in 2003. All that Jeremy wants to do is go trick-or-treating but his overbearing parents won't let him go. So, he decides to sneak out with his friends. His decision leads to a sinister chain of events, leading to the tragic demise of many.

It's Halloween in 2003. All that Jeremy wants to do is go trick-or-treating but his overbearing parents won't let him go. So, he decides to sneak out with his friends. His decision leads to a sinister chain of events, leading to the tragic demise of many.