Part of Shorts Program 1: The Darker Side of Growing Up
2010
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Youth can be magical, frightening, disappointing and life-altering. This collection of world visions explores our lives through youthful eyes and the universe they inhabit. These stories explore the relationship between brother, sister, revenge and even the danger that can come from play. One heroine takes us through the life of a young girl who copes with her anger at the loss of her father, while others show how painful school and relationships can be. And within each tale, the strength and resilience of youth are uncovered as they grasp life and make the most of it.Running time: N/A
After the cinema, nothing surprises you. Everything is possible.Running time: N/A
Eugene Stimpson is a superhero...Running time: N/A
You have the right to not be in charge of your own freedom.Running time: N/A
The Vanger's have a dark past that they want no one to know.Running time: N/A
Susan Sarandon (The Lovely Bones, Dead Man Walking), Pierce Brosnan (The Thomas Crown Affair, Mamma Mia!) and Carey Mulligan (An Education, Public Enemies) headline a superb and powerful story of loss and renewal.Film Sponsored by the Peet's Coffee and Tea.
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Two lovers...a botched crime...a lot of pain.Preceded by the short film: SPIDER; Director: Nash Edgerton, Country: Australia, Film Info: 10 min - Jack and Jill are always hurting each other's feelings. But like mum said, "It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye."
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Romance heats up the New York summer.Running time: N/A
In an attempt to spice up an ordinary Friday night, three wealthy young men naively cross into a precarious part of Mexico City.Film Sponsored by the Castellano Family Foundation and Cine + Más.
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In the city, there is a fine line between triumph and defeat.Preceded by the short film: IMMERSION; Director: Richard Levien, Country: United States, Film Info: 14 min - This film puts a human face on the debate about the education of English Language Learners.
Film Sponsored by the Castellano Family Foundation.