Click Show Times to Purchase Tickets

1. Regal Winter Park Village A
   Saturday, 4-16 1:30 pm

   Director in Attendance

Florida Films

Florida Shorts - Best of Brouhaha

Sponsored by Governor's Office of Film & Entertainment and Film Florida

Selected by an industry jury in December as the cream of the crop of the 19th annual Brouhaha Film & Video Showcase (made up in part of a year’s worth of monthly FilmSlam winners, two of which are represented here), this formidable collection of Florida student films and indie productions represents some of the finest, most entertaining work to come out of Florida State University, the University of Central Florida, Full Sail University, Ringling College of Art and Design, and the local film scene. Another Brouhaha standout, Xander Robin’s “Kodachrome 2010,” would have been part of this program but was instead selected to compete in the Documentary section and can be found preceding both screenings of Chekhov for Children.

Bad Influences

DIRECTED BY KATE EMERY
2010, 16 MIN
WORLD PREMIERE

Enter the hilariously sick mind of Jillian, a timid teenage hypochondriac with a vivid imagination. Instead of making real friends, she hangs out with her imaginary diseases, but she may just be ready to emerge from her shell and make an actual human connection.

A Coincidence of Sorts

DIRECTED BY EDGAR JORGE
2010, 7 MIN
WORLD PREMIERE

A city, a boy, a girl, and perhaps others…a coincidence?

No Soliciting

DIRECTED BY BOHDON SAYRE
2010, 2 MIN
EAST COAST PREMIERE

When a young girl visits a dark and isolated house to sell cookies, she meets someone she did not expect.

Flip

DIRECTED BY JILL HACKETT
2010, 2 MIN
SOUTHEAST PREMIERE

A little girl in a pop-up book breaks free into the 3D universe, only to discover the magic of her 2D world as she travels from page to page in search of the perfect home.

City of Murals

DIRECTED BY RICKY ROSE
2010, 13 MIN
WORLD PREMIERE

This doc traces the history of the Mural Arts Program in Philadelphia—responsible for the creation of 3000 murals throughout the city and one of the largest collections of outdoor art in the world.

A Dog Goes From Here to There

DIRECTED BY CARL KNICKERBOCKER
2009, 6 MIN

A colorful and quirky tale of transportation.

I’m in Love with Kimberly Johnson

DIRECTED BY ADAM JOHNS
2010, 9 MIN
FLORIDA PREMIERE

When a shy 10 year-old has a crush on the most beautiful girl in school, will he be able to woo her with the help of his friends and magical stuffed animals? Or will our young Romeo fail catastrophically?

Dilla

DIRECTED BY STANLEY MOORE, MICHAEL SAULS, MICHAEL KLIM & DOMINIC PALLOTTA
2010, 3 MIN
EAST COAST PREMIERE/2ND US SHOWING

An armadillo is living the life until an eager hunter and his canine sidekick invade his forest.

Departure of Love

DIRECTED BY JENNIFER RAE BORS
2010, 3 MIN
EAST COAST PREMIERE

A man chases down a train, risking life and limb, in an attempt to catch up to his love and set things right again. Inspired by the silent films of the 1920s.

AFTER: The Kellie Greene Story

DIRECTED BY LAVADO STUBBS
2010, 8.5 MIN

A profile of rape survivor Kellie Greene and her triumph of overcoming such a devastating event.

Underground

DIRECTED BY AKIL DUPONT
2010, 19.5 MIN

A slave story told through song. Bali plans to escape from his oppressive plantation life after learning that his master intends to sell his young daughter, Emala. Together with house slave Demby, they run away, singing Negro spirituals that they hope will protect them on their perilous journey to freedom.