Festival Program

Welcome to the second edition of Final Girls Berlin Film Festival 17!

All of the horror films youll see here were directed, written, and/or produced by women and non-
binary filmmakers.

We believe that horror is a beautiful, messy, and fruitful means of resistance, as well as a visceral
medium for exploring ills and incongruities, whether internal, interpersonal, or societal. The films
were presenting relish in various forms of resistance: deconstructing or decimating traditional
representations of women in film; blurring bodily boundaries; highlighting the perversions lurking
within the nuclear family structure; twisting and contorting the conventions of romance; painting
bloody portraits of revenge Sometimes this resistance takes the form of unbridled and
unapologetic fantasy, no matter how ugly.

These women and non-binary horror-makers are powerful, ass-kicking agents of chaos and
disruption who deserve to be celebrated. Our mission is to bring these filmmakers and their largely
unseen bloody gems to Berlins feminist horror-loving spectators. While youre here, dont forget to
check out the horror talks/workshops and art exhibition in the Moviemento lounge, where well also
be selling our ghastly and much-coveted FGB T-shirts.

We look forward to serving you a tasty array of thrills, chills, kills, ills, and terror-packed film bills!!!
--Sara Neidorf, co-director of Final Girls

Friday, 9 June 2017

Friday,
18:00 Shorts Program 19 June
- Mommy Issues2017

Cinema loves to paint mothers as saints, the epitome of womanhood, even as selfless
warriors who would sacrifice themselves for their children. These mommies, on the other
hand, arent handling the pressure so well. We cant all be mother of the year

Childer (18:43)
Written & Directed by Aislinn Clarke, UK, 2016
An introverted mothers worst fears are amplified when she is
seemingly stalked by the feral children living in the woods
surrounding her home.

Postpartum (6:10)
Written & Directed by Izzy Lee, US, 2015
"Not everyone is meant to be a mother." Good intentions lead to
disastrous results when a woman visits a new mom.
(German Premiere)
Friday Mommy Issues

Man in the Moon (13:17)

Written & Directed by Monique Mulcahy, Australia, 2017
When a single mother accidentally intercepts a strange transmission
on her pocket radio, she suspects that it may be linked to her teenage
sons mysterious, homemade videogaming headset.
Friday Mommy Issues Goblin Baby (15:50)
Written & Directed by Shoshana Rosenbaum, US, 2015
New mother Claire feels isolated and overwhelmed by the needs
of her baby, Charlie, especially when husband Jamie leaves on a
business trip. The growing sense that something in the woods is
stalking her, sleep-deprivation, and Charlies incessant crying
begin to drive Claire over the edge.(German Premiere)

MOMMY (5:00)
Written & Directed by Heidi Moore, US, 2013
They all thought they were so special with their perfect little
babies. They said she could never have one of her own. Well
sweeties; look at her now. (European Premiere)

Leonarda (10:45)
Directed by Luca Brinciotti, Italy, 2016
Based on the True Story of the female Italian serial killer
Leonarda Cianciulli, known as the "Soap-Maker of Correggio".
Leonarda killed three women and boiled their bodies with
caustic soda to make soap and cookies. (German Premiere)

The Kingdom of Doug (15:00)

Written & Directed by Victoria Thaine, Australia, 2012
A devoted cult gathers in an ice-skating rink for mass suicide. All
are complicit but one. At the eleventh hour a young woman
called Josie begins to doubt her faith in Doug, the charismatic
cult leader.

20:15 Feature:
Women Who Kill (1:33:00)

Written & Directed by Ingrid

Jungermann, US, 2017
Ex-lovers and current true-crime
podcast partners Morgan (Ingrid
Jungermann) and Jean (Ann Carr) get
caught in a cycle of suspicion and
paranoia when Morgan begins a new
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relationship with the beautiful Simone

(Sheila Vand), who they suspect may
have close ties to their murderous
research subjects.

Keep your eyes peeled for content warnings

 22:15 Shorts Program 2 - Phantasmagoria

Friday Phantasmagoria
A surreal array of nightmarish figures, fantasies, landscapes, scenarios. This is a program
marked by spectacle, by atmosphere, by apparitions, and by subtle and creeping
hauntings and obsessions.

Roger Ballens Theatre of Apparitions (5:00)

Written & Directed by Emma Calder and Ged Haney, UK, 2016
An animated theatre of dismembered people, beasts and ghosts,
dance, tumble, make love and tear themselves apart, a nightmarish
subconscious world, in black and white.

A Blurred Line (4:37)

Written & Directed by Neela Tayade, India, 2016
Several women describe their personal experiences with the
psychological phenomenon called sleep paralysis, in this animated
documentary.

The Betrayal (5:40)

Written & Directed by Susan Young, UK, 2015
A woman trusts her psychiatrist, but becomes enmeshed in his
prescriptive web. At its dark heart, The Betrayal is a twisted, deadly
love affair.

Earworm (5:06)
Written & Directed by Tara Price, US, 2016
A lonely man battles with a tune that he just cannot get out of his
head. (German Premiere)

Normalized Woman (4:20)

Written & Directed by Lo-Yi Lee, Taiwan, 2016
Her eyes are covered by bandages. She is blindfolded, fed and
dragged; her body and mind are assimilated blindly and
mindlessly.
(European Premiere)

Yuletide (4:50)
Written & Directed by Marinah Janello, US, 2016
Krampus seeks revenge on children who spy on him by haunting
their church services and Christmas festivities.
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She is the Dark (11:08)
Written & Directed by Hasssan Vahdani, Iran, 2016
A trip into the imagination of a girl who thinks her father blames her
for her mother's death, so she decides to kill her father.

Abjection (10:40)
Directed by Jiyeon Choi, China, 2017
A little girl is forced to separate from her doll. When a boy comes to
rescue her, she realizes a boys stick gives her more power. She
selects a stick instead of her doll and feels like a master of the world.

Phyllis (15:40)
Written & Directed by Zina Saro-Wiwa, Nigeria, 2010
An atmospheric portrait of a lonely woman obsessed with synthetic
Nollywood dramas, that lives in the city of Lagos, Nigeria. The central
device in this short experimental film is the practise and significance
of wig-wearing in Nollywood film; a practise Zina has invested with
deeper psychological as well as science-fiction layers. Underpinning
this central idea, however, is a critique of the unforgiving treatment
of single women in Nollywood and Nigeria and a meditation on
loneliness and mental illness.

Disco Inferno (11:21)

Directed by Alice Waddington, Spain, 2015
A weary hell minion is on a mission to rescue her
boss, where she encounters several hybrid and
otherworldly creatures.

Saturday, 10 June 2017

14:00 Workshop: Fear is Other People: The Other as Monster

Nine Yamamoto-Masson & Nisha Damji

The horror genre is typically very gendered and built around variations of recurring tropes.
Women are portrayed as weak, innocent, preyed upon, or, when wronged, as the source of
mayhem, violence and destruction.
The main characters that the viewer is directed to empathize with are either the woman-victim
or the man-hero and both are usually white.
People of color are routinely either absent or appear as very minor background characters.
Saturday Workshop

When they do play a more significant part in the narrative, they are often one-dimensional
and reduced to racist tropes such as the mythical Black man or the Native American burial
ground motif.
In this workshop, Nine and Nisha invite you to explore and deconstruct the treatment of race
and gender in mainstream US horror and probe its repressed political psychology.
 16:00 Shorts Program 3 - Is it Dead?

Saturday Is It Dead?
Horror loves to play with a viewers expectations. A seemingly lifeless body could be
so many possible things dead, comatose, undead, a cyborg at rest, an extended
performance in service to the spectators morbid desire to gaze without
consequence

Thanatopraxia (11:00)
Directed by Victor Palacios, Produced by Elena Albert, Spain, 2014
Mary needs a heart donor for her father. Luckily she works at the
morgue. Monica has an idea: steal it from work.

What Remains (06:45)

Directed by Denne Sritharan, US, 2017
Brenna has to cope with her mothers delusion of caring for her
fathers corpse, while she and her younger sister have to process
the loss themselves.

The Awakening of Selma (9:30)

Written & Directed by Andrea Ferge, Brazil, 2016
Selma has been in a coma for over four years and her family hired
the young Valeria to be her caregiver. The only thing that Valeria
doesnt know is that Selma cant be awakened.

Wakey Wakey (5:45)

Written & Directed by Rebecca Gransbury, UK, 2015
After an office party, two nurses discover an abandoned morgue
and continue drinking. They ignore the body on the slab until it
starts to groan. (German Premiere)

Night Shift (9:38)

Written & Directed by Emily DiPrimio, USA, 2015
A girls first day at a strip club takes many twists and turns.
Teenage Filmmaker

No Strings Attached (3:30)

Directed by Courtney Rawitscher, US, 2016
A schoolgirl is transformed into something that is anything but
ordinary. (World Premiere)
Teenage Filmmaker
 Saturday Is It Dead?
Perfect Shot (5:15)
Directed by Natasha Leivers, UK, 2016
An amateur photographer embarks on a journey to get the perfect
shot for a competition, but will she manage to get it?
(European Premiere)
Teenage Filmmaker

You are a Lesbian Vampire (3:21)

Directed by Thirza Cuthand, Canada, 2011
In the dark night of a prairie city, a vampire considers her future with a
fetching mortal. But requiring blood for sustenance brings a host of
problems to the relationship.

Strawberries are Nuts (7:24)

Directed by Rui Videira, written by Zuzanna Grajzer, Germany, 2017
Lena is an accomplished woman in her 30s. With a successful career
and a loving boyfriend, Jack, she seems to be living the dream. Until
one Sunday morning, when as a result of a silly misunderstanding,
Jack surprises her with a violent outburst. Expecting a child, Lena cant
help, but ask herself: is Jack going to be a good father?

What Happened to Her (14:50)

Directed by Kristy Guevera-Flanagan, USA, 2017
A forensic exploration of our cultural obsession with images the dead
woman on screen. Interspersing found footage from police procedural
films and television shows and one actor's experience of playing the
part of a corpse, the film offers a meditative critique on the trope of
the dead female body.

18:00 Shorts Program 4 - Body Horror

We all fear our own bodies turning against us, proving to be more fragile than we like
to imagine, more prone to infection or fracture. These shorts feature the body as the site
of crisis, attack, and rebellion.

Paint the Town Red (5:15)

Directed by Arielle Hansen, Canada, 2017
After receiving a pair of tickets in the mail, Andie and Josephine
visit a mysterious new club, only to find things a little unusual
(European Premiere)
Saturday Body Horror

Das Buffet ist Erffnet (6:31)

Directed by Daviel Shy, Austria, 2013
Four rolls of super 8 film and four pig hearts from the friendly
female butcher congeal into this orgy of lesbian cannibalism. Not
quite vampires, and not quite zombies, here the undead are
spread sans fear. These not-so-little deaths are just the beginning.
 Rash (19:03)

Saturday Body Horror

Directed by Merryl Roche, France, 2014
Alice, a medical student, buys herself a camera because she is
convinced to have a rare disease and wants to prove it.
Obsessed with this illness that eats her away, she neglects Ben,
her boyfriend, who remains powerless to help her.
(German Premiere)

Fish Out of Water (9:09)

Directed by Kirsten Carthew, Canada, 2015
Deep in the heart of an environmental wasteland, a lone woman
fishes for food and catches more than she can manage.

Innsmouth (10:59)
Directed by Izzy Lee, US, 2015
Detective Diana Olmstead arrives on the scene of a body with a
mysterious egg sac on its back. A clue leads her to Innsmouth,
where she meets a seductive and horrific fate in the form of Alice
Marsh (Tristan Risk: American Mary, The Editor).
(German Premiere)

I Want You Inside Me (12:52)

Written & Directed by Alice Shindelar, US, 2016
The story follows an introverted teenage girl on her search for
romance, though her body has a different set of plans for her
love interests...

The Stylist (14:50)

Directed by Jill Gevargizian, US, 2016
Claire is a lonely hairstylist with an unnerving desire to escape
her disappointing reality. When her final client of the evening
arrives with the request to look perfect, Claire has plans of her
own.

20:00 - Feature: XX (1:20:00) Directed by Karyn Kusama, Annie Clark, Jovanka

Vuckonic, Roxanne Benjamin, US & Canada, 2016
XX is a horror anthology with four chilling
segments made by four horror badasses. Annie
Clark (St. Vincent) rocks her directorial debut with
THE BIRTHDAY PARTY; Karyn Kusama (THE
INVITATION, GIRLFIGHT) exorcises HER ONLY
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LIVING SON; Roxanne Benjamin (V/H/S trilogy,

SOUTHBOUND) screams DON'T FALL; and
Jovanka Vuckovic (THE CAPTURED BIRD, former
editor of Rue Morgue Magazine) dares to open
THE BOX. Award-winning animator Sofia Carrillo
(LA CASA TRISTE) wraps together stories of terror,
blood and mayhem.
 22:00 Shorts Program 5 - Sweet Revenge
Saturday Sweet Revenge

Revenge can come in many forms, as we all surely know from our daily reveries. We may
wish to release it on a boundary-crossing stranger, or perhaps sometimes even against
those closest to us. These revenge tales are relentless, and range from the psychological
to the bloody and brutal.

Rites of Vengeance (4:27)

Written & Directed by Izzy Lee, US, 2017
A trio of nuns take matters into their own hands when a priest
commits a terrible sin. (European Premiere)
Content Warning: Sexual abuse

Willow Garden (10:27)

Directed by Kate MacDonald, US, 2017
When a troubled couple arrives at their campsite, they don't
realize that someone or something is watching them from the
woods. (World Premiere)

La Corriente de las Agujas (19:55)

Directed by Luca Prez, Uruguay, 2016
Eva looks at the window and waits. Alfonso brings the divorce
papers with Emilia, Alfonsos girlfriend. Alfonso wants to say
goodbye forever. Eva has another plan.

Last Words (3:19)

Directed by Raeshelle Cooke, US, 2015
A woman partakes in a special kind of therapy in order to cope
from a nasty break-up.

Stitched (3:35)
Directed by Heather Taylor, US, 2016
A sheltered woman, reeling from the death of her mother,
shows her sister how far she will go to be heard.
 Saturday Sweet Revenge
Watch Me (8:12)
Directed by Briony Kidd, Australia, 2017
A glamorous, attention-seeking actress will do anything to make
sure you never look away. (International Premiere)

Consomm (5:40)
Directed by Catherine Fordham, US, 2016
After a vicious fight, a woman simmers with anger as she heads
home through Brooklyns threatening streets. When shes attacked,
her fiercest self takes over to fight for her life. The following
morning, bruised and beaten, she purges and cleans.
Content Warning: Sexual Abuse

Blame (15:15)
Directed by Kellee Terrell, US, 2015
Haunted by the ghost of a dead rape victim, a young father must
decide to either turn his son into the police or delete the only
evidence of the assault. (German Premiere)
Content Warning: Sexual Abuse

Oedipus (14:03)
Written & Directed by Roxanne Bordeaux, UK, 2016
A young boy named Lily must live out the rest of his unnatural life
in limbo, reliving the same day for eternity. Unfortunately for Lily,
it's with his enamoured grandfather. (German Premiere)
Content Warning: Sexual Abuse

Sunday, 11 June 2017

14:00 Talk: From Hollywood Heaven to Hagsploitation Hell: The Making of the Horror Hag

Jill & Sara Neidorf

While roles for women in mainstream cinema are highly limited, the pickings are especially slim
for middle-aged and older women well, unless theyre willing to adjust their standards. In this
Sunday Dying of Laughter

talk, well take a closer look at the horror hag / psycho-biddy / hagsploitation phenomenon
of the 60s and 70s, in which notable Hollywood stars (e.g. Joan Crawford, Bette Davis, Katharine
Hepburn, Shelley Winters), having aged out of the glamorous and high-profile roles they were
once known for, appeared in B-horror movies in order to keep their faces on the big screens.
These films capitalized on societys fear of aging, and posited the aging women as a site of
grotesque spectacle and diabolical danger. But before you go pitying these performers falls
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from grace, you have to behold their unforgettable performances. Well lead you through some
of the most notorious horror hag films, from Baby Jane to Aunt Alice, looking at their tropes, their
potential for subversion, and why these grand dames are such compelling and formidable figures
of horror and enduring cult figures today.
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16:00 Shorts Program 6 - Dying of Laughter

Heres a program for those of you who like some laughs with your scares. If you were afraid
this fest would be too damn horrific for you, then this is a program to ease you into things,
never taking itself too seriously, and lavishing you with a mix of camp, wit, absurdism, and
dark humor.

Monja Satanica (aka Sister Satan) Trailer (1:07)

Directed by Viva Ruiz, US, 2007
A reformed party girl looks towards the nuns for help- what she
finds is HELL.

A Tricky Treat (3:07)

Directed by Patricia Chica, Canada & US, 2015
A man is kidnapped by a very strange family, and his fate is held
in the hands of two kids.
(German Premiere)

Shortcut (4:49)
Directed by Prano Bailey-Bond, UK, 2016
Bad boyfriend. Sleeping girlfriend. Fast car. Full moon. When
Kurt takes a shortcut he enters a supernatural realm and is forced
to sacrifice a little part of himself.

Connie (19:59)
Written & Directed by Cat Davies, UK, 2016
Would-be stand-up Dolly Diggs suffers from stage fright. To
overcome her fear, she plans to become a ventriloquist and
thinks she found just the puppet to help-- the sassy and
sequinned Connie. But Connie is no ordinary puppet
 Sunday Dying of Laughter
Murder Springs: Chapter One (4:30)
Written & Directed by Adam van Dyke, Produced by
Margarita Hernandez, Natasha Ramos, and Sam van Dyke,
US, 2016
An elderly couple rekindle their lost spark over a grisly
driving accident. (European Premiere)

Munchies (2:40)
Directed & Animated by Sinead Stoddart, UK, 2016
Zombie Lee has an outrageous hunger that wont be
silenced by food alone. With his growing need to feed
increasing, misjudgment and disaster arise in the kitchen,
until a simple solution is found.

Tales of Untimely Deaths (3:55)

Directed by Marcie LaCerte, US, 2016
A young boy is lulled to sleep by his father's bedtime
stories.
(European Premiere)

Rotten (14:30)
Directed by Rona Cohen, Israel/ UK, 2016
When six-year-old Little Suzie, who hates tomatoes, is forced
to live with her tomato-obsessed grandma, tensions run
high.

Beautiful Eyes (5:10)

Written & Directed by Rani Deighe Crowe, US, 2012
A young girl with dark thoughts gets fixed" at the beauty
salon.
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Potholes (3:55)
Directed by Jaclyn Goldstein, US, 2016
When a late night golf cart ride goes awry, what are three
pasta lovers to do?
Teenage Filmmaker

You Are A Lesbian Vampire (3:21)

Directed by Thirza Cuthand, Canada, 2011
In the dark night of a prairie city, a vampire considers her
future with a fetching mortal. But requiring blood for
sustenance brings a host of problems to the relationship.

Razor Cunts - Violent Violet (3:38)

Directed by Tom Moore, Ambika Thompson, and Jane
Flett, Germany, 2015
Dr. Jane and Nurse Tom remove patient Ambika's
reproductive system in order to replace it with a new set of
lungs so she can be a smoker for the rest of her life and no
babies will come out of her.

Tampoon (6:46)
Written & Directed by Jeanne Jo, US, 2015
When Miranda makes bad decisions about her love life, a
killer tampon slips in to take care of business.
(European Premiere)
 Sunday All in the Family
18:00 Shorts Program 7 - All in the Family

Theres no place like home, that cozy nest for the happy family. Lets not delude
ourselves-- familial relations are often the sickest and most twisted ones we ever know.
Lets peel away these domestic facades and take a look at whats crawling within.

Dont Think of a Pink Elephant (7:20)

Written & Directed by Suraya Raja, UK, 2017
Dont Think of a Pink Elephant enters the world of a teenage girl
plagued with compulsive violent thoughts and urges. Layla is
terrified by her potential to do harm, until challenged to face her
darkest fears. (German Premiere)

Everything is Allowed (17:54)

Directed by Anas Girard-Blanc, France, 2017
When 11 year-old Leo and his 8 year-old sister Eloze come
back from school, they sit in front of a TV game show. The goal
is to inflict fake punishments on candidates when they're wrong.
A game "not to reproduce at home." But Leo, educated by TV
and gameshows, reproduces in his own way what he sees on
television. The candidate: his sister. A game which gets out of
control.

The Farm (3:17)

Directed by Ellie Tossol-Smith, Australia, 2016
Two elderly sisters are horrified when one of their husbands lets
one of their new livestock loose. On their search to bring the
cattle back to the farm it is evident that this is no ordinary place.
(International Premiere)
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Upr (12:23)
Written & Directed by Laura Rembault, France, 2016
When 8 year old Arthur believes his nanny is a vampire,
everyday life becomes far more dramatic.

The Black Line (12:54)

Directed by Ester Llorens, Spain, 2016
A father and his daughter live in an isolated house on
the outskirts. The girl has to abide by the strict rules
established by her father.
Content Warning: Incest

Scrawls (10:12)
Directed by Pedro Pacheco Arlandi, Written
and Produced by Maria Dopico, Spain, 2016
Ana, a woman who loves her family above
everything, has decided to resolve her
marital problems at last.

Supper with the Smiths (3:17)

Written & Directed by Rachel Cylie Gross,
US, 2016
Cacie does not fit in with her family and their
beliefs. During one of their typical family
dinners, the family does their best to make
their daughter feel isolated for not being
normal, when in reality, their idea of
normal may be a little skewed.

Invasion (6:17)
Written & Directed by Auguste Kuneviciute,
Lithuania, 2016
A little girl who doesnt get along with her
mother finds friends from another planet.
But they are they friendly to everyone?

Emil von Karneville (13:30)

Directed by Yuliana Barco, Mexico, 2016
Circus Emil Von Karnevile returns to offer a
wish to 3 children but Wendy , Raphael and
Sofia must first play a game, and their
parents lives depend on their performance.
(European Premiere)
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20:00 Feature: In My Skin (1:33:00)

Written & Directed by Marina de Van, France, 2002

Esther (Marina de Van) is an ambitious 30-year-old woman. One fateful night at a party,
she seriously hurts her leg, but can't seem to feel the pain. This incident propels her
toward the start of a self-destructive compulsion. IN MY SKIN is an exploration of a
professional woman's descent into increasingly disturbing and obsessive acts.

22:15 Shorts Program 8 - Escape

Escape can be a challenge, a command, a desire. It can be an exhilarating

adventure or a dreadful impossibility. Our protagonists find themselves in tense
circumstances ranging from the supernatural to the mundane,
in search of a way out.

Emergency Stop (5:31)

Directed by Diane Jessie Miller, Ireland, 2016
When a troubled couple arrives at their campsite, they
Sunday Escape

don't realize that someone or something is

watching them from the woods.
(International Premiere)
Sunday Escape

Restart (15:00)
Directed by Olga Osorio, Spain, 2015
A woman is trapped in a temporal loop. Will she be able
to break it?

Mirror (3:00)
Directed by Sara Eustaquio, US, 2016
Shes young. Shes in trouble. Shes staring at the mirror
looking for answers.
Teenage Filmmaker

Whisper (10:45)
Directed by Jo Lewis, UK, 2015
A young woman heads to an isolated seaside cabin to
battle her addiction, but things quickly spiral out of
control. A hauntingly beautiful ghost story, in which
nothing is as it seems.

Shah Mat (6:49)

Directed by Razan Takash & Kirill Kripak, UAE, 2016
Stranded in the middle of the ocean, Hamid stumbles into
a mysterious boat occupied by a mysterious figure. He is
told that the only way off the boat is to play a game of
chess.
 Sunday Escape
Drip Drop (7:25)
Directed by Jonna Nilsson, US, 2016
A woman returns home only to realize there is no water in the
house. Later that night, the water returns in the form of a steady
drip.
(German Premiere)

Puppet Man (09:08)

Directed by Jacqueline Castel, US, 2016
A supernatural killer stalks a young woman and her friends in
this reference-laden homage to 80s horror films, featuring an
original score and cameo appearance by the master himself:
John Carpenter.
(German Premiere)

Black Case (13:20)

Directed by Caroline Monnet & Daniel Watchorn, Canada, 2014
In this haunting and artistically-crafted short drama, an eight-
year-old girl and her infant cousin endure a traumatic
experience while quarantined in the infirmary of a residential
school.

Murmur (8:01)
Directed by Aurora Fearnley, UK, 2015
A young woman makes a dawn escape from a commune she has
grown to distrust.

The Last Roadkill (11:20)

Directed by Xavier Hamel, Produced by Tonia Rightley, US, 2016
Zoe, Deena & Noreen have made a fatal pact. After falling in
love for a serial killer on the death row, the trio decide that his
last day on Earth will also be theirs. This journey into the desert
will challenge their friendships and reveal their true selves.
(European Premiere)
Festival Directors: Sara Neidorf, Lara Mandelbrot, Elinor Lewy
Festival Team: Andrea Marcos, Mine Serizawa, Kaila Hier, Dwayn Prsdupont
Program Layout: Andrea Marcos
Program Timetable: Verena Spilker
Cover Art: Caity McCarthy
Backcover Photo: Hanna Aharon

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