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Closing Night: Washington Scene

NFFTY brings this year's festival to an end with raw, passion-infused Northwest talent. Come support our local young filmmakers by watching this collection of short films.  NFFTY 2010 Awards Ceremony follows immediately after.

 


Sunday, May 2, 2010 - 6:30pm
SIFF Cinema (MAP)
Ticket Price: $10 General / $5 Kids 12 and Under

 

TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR!

DON'T MISS THIS GREAT CLOSING FESTIVAL EVENT!


The Films


6:18PM

Seth Wessel-Estes, 21, Washington

Synopsis: A man sits in a hotel room drunk and alone, trying to commit suicide. A film about chance, choice, and redemption.

Runtime: 13 min


 

BETSY LEARNS ABOUT JUDGEMENTS

Sahar Shakeri, Gwyn Martin-Morris, Caitlin Gaylord, 18, Washington

Synopsis: A story about a girl named Betsy who is from the pre-historic era and gets transported into modern day society. She learns what it is like to be judged by others and searches for someone to accept her for who she is.

Runtime: 4 min


 


DEMON

Ian Van der Werff, 21, Washington

Synopsis: While running from the horrors of his past, a young man finally meets up with what has been haunting him for so long.  But will he sacrifice the girl he loves to finally have peace?

Runtime: 6 min


 


GOURMANDIZING

Levi Friedman, Matthew Law-Phipps, 17, Washington

Synopsis: When a young man thinks that he has finally gotten his life all figured out, former temptations return and force him to face his past demons once more.

Runtime: 5 min


 


LEGACIES

Sam Bender, Theo Kaplan, Ben Mogzec, Jonny Papageorge, 17, Washington

Synopsis: A documentary about a Live Action Role Playing (LARPing) group in Washington State.

Runtime: 9 min


 


THE TRUMP CARD

Todd Kaumans, 16, Washington

Synopsis: Desperation controls the scene as two men vie for dominance in a high stakes card game, playing for an ultimate prize of cold hard cash. Only one will walk away in triumph, but it may take a little more than nerves of steel and simple card tricks to weave the threads of victory.

Runtime: 8 min


 



TRUE COLORS

Baylee Sinner, 16, Washington

Synopsis: A music video of the band Trace, performing their song, "True Colors". This video was produced to promote the band at local venues and to be put on their website.

Runtime: 5 min


 


WHY NOT?

Naomi Nelson, 18, New York

Synopsis: A personal story about one young woman's experience in foster care and how she beat the odds to end up at a four year university. Includes statistics about the number of foster kids graduating and going to college, and conversations with the foster parent who believed in her.

Runtime: 10 min


 


WHAT THE HECK? 2009

Lyudmila Zotova, Hannah Holtgeerts, 18, Washington

Synopsis: This documentary features the background of What the Heck? Music Festival in Anacortes, Washington and its impact on the community. Interviews with the creators along with footage of shows serve as an accurate summary of what this festival means.

Runtime: 11 min


 


BEHIND A PHOTO

Nick Thompson, 17, Washington

Synopsis: A boy finds a photo in a field and ponders the story behind it in this ethereal film that uses both black and white and color, powerful music and stark ambience to tell a tale of romance that may or may not have happened.

Runtime: 5 min