A masked serial killer is enraged when his attempts at terrifying his next victim are met with utter indifference.

Victim #17: A Scream Fan Film

An ex-news anchor isn’t ready to leave the station or vacate her chair.

Dead Air

A young Internet influencer attempts to go viral by following around a local team of sasquatch hunters.

Gone Squatching

A young man desperately tries to recall what happened when he lost track of time in the woods.

Blurs

A look at the first 24 hours after a man is changed into a vampire.

Twenty Four Hours

A man scares himself in an empty house.

Alone

Dr. Raymond is dangerous and unsettled as he explores mind-body connections.

Dangerous Isolation

A man meets up with his old friend to get help with his mental-health issues.

A homeless addict breaks into a home and discovers a person being held captive behind a locked door.

Tin Box

In a world where consensual murder is legal, a desperate family man can’t seem to convince an eager thrill-seeker to kill him.

Consent

Q&amp;A with “Alone” director Jack Villhard

Alone Q&A

Q&amp;A with “Blurs” director Alexander Hernandez

Blurs Q&A

Q&amp;A with “Consent” director Scott L. Wisdom II

Consent Q&A

Q&amp;A with “Dangerous Isolation” director Nathan Storm

Dangerous Isolation Q&A

Q&amp;A with “Dead Air” co-director Rahul Menon

Dead Air Q&A

Q&amp;A with “Gone Squatching” director Bianca Esparza-Burr

Gone Squatching Q&A

Q&amp;A with “Ill” director Daniel Neville

Ill Q&A

Q&amp;A with “Tin Box” director Andy Compton

Tin Box Q&A

Q&amp;A with “Twenty Four Hours” director Eva Weeke

Twenty Four Hours Q&A

Q&amp;A with “Victim #17” director Andrew Berger

Victim #17 Q&A

Narrative Shorts 6: Thrillers

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The Showcase offers a series of four master classes focused on key aspects of Making and Distributing an Independent Narrative Feature. If you can't participate in the live streams, recordings of the presentations will also be archived and available on Cinema St. Louis’ YouTube channel. The Showcase concludes with a July 19 live stream of the Awards Presentation, in which CSL presents the juried awards, including a cash prize of $500 for the Best Showcase Film, and announces the Showcase films that will screen at the Whitaker St. Louis International Film Festival in November.