“Documentaries Take The Cake For Each Slice Of Life” – review, The Observer, 2/3/15.
The 26th Annual Notre Dame Student Film Festival
Thursday, January 29 – Saturday, January 31, 2015
Browning Cinema, DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
Featured Films
Cold Open (7:16)
Brian Lach, Lesley Stevenson
Writer’s block meets actor’s ambitions in a slick trip through a rough draft.
The Way Things Were (10:20)
Blake Avery, Zuri Eshun
A teenager’s stable world cracks when his desire for a college education forces him to confront the weight of his damaged family – and ultimately, his closest friend.
Much Ado After School (15:35)
Brian Lach, Nicole Sganga
An ambitious after school program brings out the inner Bard in a group of South Bend students.
WINNER 2015 ND Student Film Festival Audience Choice Award.
Official Selection 2015 Reality Bytes Film Festival.
The Night Out (10:56)
Mitchell Abraham, Zachary Ostapchenko, Weibo Chen
There’s a party at the house down the street….or is there?
Eat Ride Sleep (15:15)
Mikey Nichols, Lauren Josephson
9-year old CJ Burford hears God’s call to ride his bike across America, with the family RV right behind him, and the media tagging along.
Official Selection of the 2015 DocuWest International Film Festival.
2015 EMMY Award Nominee (Collegiate Category) Chicago/Midwest Chapter National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
Metta Johnson’s Video Portfolio (8:18)
Will Neal, Nick Desmone
Metta Johnson wants to be a big time Hollywood director. But he has no talent and no creative skills. Here’s proof.
Love Thy Neighbor (9:40)
Bryan Daly, Jill Chipley
The girl next door is looking for love in all the wrong faces.
Isn’t It Pretty to Think So (16:56)
John Rodgers, Carleigh Coyne
After a short stint in a rehab facility, Owen comes home to find that some things never change.
Curry & Erin (9:30)
Eric O’Donnell, Maureen Gavin
Stricken with ALS, and blessed with a loving husband, a day in the life of Nashville artist Erin Brady Worsham is like no other.
WINNER- Special Jury Prize, 2015 Ft. Lauderdale International Film Festival (Collegiate Documentary).
Official selection of the 2015 Jerome Indie Film & Music Festival, 2015 Y’Allywood Film Festival.
Reparation (9:26)
Anthony Patti, Bryan Dimas
Stylishly haunting, a young woman attempts an escape from a prison-like mental institution.
J2K (12:15)
Grace Carini, Hunter Speese
A dermatologist, a librarian, and a grocery store clerk. Not exactly the three wise men, but some pregnancies are just surreal.