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Friday, March 30, 7:00 PM at Regal - Purchase tickets
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EGGS
IRELAND, 2005, 2.5 MIN
DIRECTED BY JAMES COTTER
US Premiere
They say every harvest is a miracle. After this, you won't be so sure.




THE TRAINEE
SINGAPORE, 2006, 8 MIN
DIRECTED BY CRAIG ROSENTHAL
In Mandarin with English subtitles
Southeast Premiere
A convenience store counter proves difficult to master for an amateur on the night shift.




JUST VISITING
CANADA, 2005, 8 MIN
DIRECTED BY JEFF STEPHENSON
East Coast Premiere
A young Canadian married couple crosses the border to America and stumble into a chain gang incident that exposes an ugly struggle of power, race and class.




REGARDING SARAH
CANADA, 2006, 14 MIN
DIRECTED BY MICHELLE PORTER
East Coast Premiere
An elderly woman desperately tries to record her life before she forgets it.




MEBOLLIX
IRELAND, 2006, 10.5 MIN
DIRECTED BY SIMON GIBNEY
US Premiere
Despite dire predictions from friends and family, a young man agrees to get a vasectomy to please his wife. Ouch.




TRUE COLOURS
UK, 2006, 10.5 MIN
DIRECTED BY BARNEY ELLIOT
US Premiere
A loving Dad with a hair-trigger temper struggles to earn his family's trust during a trip to the grocery store.




HIGH MAINTENANCE
GERMANY, 2006, 9.5 MIN
DIRECTED BY PHILLIP VAN
East Coast Premiere
Jane is unhappy with her husband. It's time for a serious upgrade.




MARTI'S PARTY
AUSTRALIA, 2006, 15 MIN
DIRECTED BY ANNABELLE MURPHY
Florida Premiere
Martin is 57 and 364 days old. His father died the day he turned 58. Martin has a tendency to obsess about things. Today is no exception.




LUMP
UK, 2006, 13 MIN
DIRECTED BY FAYE JACKSON
Southeast Premiere
Every time Christine gets a lump removed from her breast, another lump appears. She begins to suspect that her surgeon is less benign than her tumors.




THE SADDEST BOY IN THE WORLD
CANADA, 2006, 13.5 MIN
DIRECTED BY JAMIE TRAVIS
Timothy Higgins, the saddest boy in the world, prepares to hang himself at his ninth birthday party. Another visually stunning, darkly comic vision from the director of "Why the Anderson Children Didn’t Come to Dinner" (FFF 2004).