June 2017 Film Series



To Be Alone, by Matthew Mahler: One man's grief takes him on a dark exploration of his own faith and wellbeing. 13 Minutes










Quality Control, by Joe Lobianco
In a society where clone life is disposable, a human clone must fight for his very existence. 12 Minutes












Hell Bent, by Foster Vernon
After discovering that the elderly secretary of the magazine Michael works for likes to summon a demon for company, Michael bases his article on that.27 Minutes

















Undatement Center, by Chris Esper:
 A man wants to date again only to discover that he needs a résumé and cover letter in order to do so. 9 Minutes


Listen to my interview with Chris Esper here










January Hymn, by Katherine Canty
A reflection on the intangible experience of grief, January Hymn sees Clara return home for the first anniversary of her father's death. 13 Minutes

Listen to my interview with Katherine Canty here







Poetry Stalled, by Legrand McMullen
Tired of being ignored, poet Ted Jackson takes life by the horns and makes things happen. With his freshly printed book of verse in hand, he stages a grand reading. 
10 Minutes











Eiayay’s Reel Life, by Kate Kaminski
A bittersweet cinematic journey into the life of an actor of color. 20 Minutes


Listen to my interview with Evadne Bryan-Perkins here





Googly Eyes, by Simon Savelyev
A breakup comedy about life, love, and the dangers of Q-Tips.
14 Minutes