Mar 31, 2019
"BEAST" by Fiona Hsieh
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"BEAST" by Fiona Hsieh
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Who's There? 2013 Dir. Dariel Hernandez
Happy Friday the 13th! Here's a story about an alienated boy and his troubled mother as they investigate a strange knocking in their new home.
Solutionism: A Design Documentary - Student Short
Submitted by Hsiao-Yen Jones. Matt, a self recognized designer, explains the various levels of "design." Jones makes a connection to the inner and outer world in ways that most people have never though of. Links between cognitive thinking and design plays in the integration of the visual, cultural, and political world.
Submitted by Becca Friedman. The story of Colo, the oldest living gorilla in captivity, is shown as well as the geriatric zoo animal care at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. The parallels between animals and humans, from heart disease to arthritis, are captured when faced with mortality and aging.
2012 CINE Golden Eagle Winner
2013 Nominee at thee Student Emmy (College Television Awards)
Best Short at the Thin Line FF 2013
Bronze Plaque at the 2013 Chris Awards
Above Average - Student Short
Submitted by Emerging Filmmaker Program. The film is centered on teenagers in Flagstaff and their participation throughout the city ranging from singing to activism to education to music. The students overcome the stereotypes and setbacks in their community to improve themselves as individuals, prepare for the future, and do what they love.