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IRANIAN FILMS

Mahmood Pouyandeh STRATOSPHERE (Iran, 12 minutes)

YOUNGFILMMAKERS FILMS

Thea Lucey SCARS (USA, 4 minutes)
Billy Caruso WHAT A DAY (USA, 9 minutes)
Truman Urness BURNOUT (USA, 10 minutes)
Rooney Zong THE MAGIC OF MEOW (Hong Kong, 11 minutes)
Esperanza Alvarez Castillo RISING HEROES (USA, 18 minutes)
Grace Drury UBIQUITOUS (USA, 20 minutes)

SHORT FILMS

Spencer Holden & Justin Leon NON-CINEMA PT 1 (USA, 7 minutes)
Shiyu Zhou GOLDEN HOUR (USA, 10 minutes)
Yizhen Wu THE WASH (China, 11 minutes)
Abdiel Elias Lozano Urrea AMOR ULTRA MORTEM (Mexico, 12 minutes)
Jordi Calvet San Jose HOT ELEPHANT (Spain, 13 minutes)
Philo Yunrui Wang HOLD (USA, 15 minutes)
Courtney DesStefano BENCH SEATS (USA, 16 minutes)
Vincanzo LaPilusa WISHFUL THINKING (USA, 25 minutes)
Philo Yunrui Wang SCULPTURE (USA, 32 minutes)

FEATURE FILMS

Andre Puca & Adam Quane SIX LETTER WORD FOR LOVE (USA, 73 minutes)
A broken hearted college professor tries to get over an 8 year relationship by meeting someone new using a dating app called SnatchR. Having never used a dating app and scared to do it on his own, he calls on his best friend to wing man him through the experience with equally comical and disastrous results.

Goksin Doga Egesoy ICARUS (Turkey, 92 minutes)
How far must one fall to understand the weight of their own dreams? Gökşin Doğa Egesoy’s Icarus is a self-reflective echo of every struggling artist’s nightmare wrapped in sharp humor, raw performances, and a deliberately unpolished aesthetic that mirrors the creative turbulence of its protagonists.

Kesang Tseten THE LAMA’S SON (Nepal, 73 minutes)
In Nepal’s Himalaya, a Bonpo Lama awaits his son to return from NY to take over his ancient role. It is a sign of a society crumbling, exacerbated by climate.
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