A Single Mom | Drama Shorts 1: Uplifting Moments

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Six Nights was awarded Best Student Short Drama and Best Colorado film.

Moment was awarded Best Short Drama, and Geoffrey Uloth was awarded Best Director and Best Writing for this film.

This film collection is presented by Phyllis and Gary Martinez.

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A Single Mom is a drama short film which features exceptional relationship between a single mother and her teenaged daughter.

Year
2019
Runtime
8 minutes
Language
English
Country
Canada
Premiere
World

Director
Peyman Soheili
Screenwriter
Farhad Ahi
Producer
Farhad Ahi
Executive Producer
Pooya Sayyadi
Cast
ALEXANDRA MILNE, COURTNEY MURRAY
Cinematographer
Hafez Safavi
Editor
Lee walker
Production Design
Farhad Ahi
Composer
Christopher Weatherstone
Sound Design
Bardia Karbalaei
Music
Christopher Weatherstone

7 films in package

10 Syllables [un-con-scious / in-tox-i-ca-ted / fe-male]

After the justice system fails her, one woman embarks on an inspirational journey to turn her #metoo into everyone's #nomore.

Six Nights

A restaurant dishwasher is given a last-minute chance to step up as a line cook just before a busy Saturday night dinner service.

A Single Mom

Something in Common

What happens when a dog in a wheelchair goes for a walk?

Splintered

Three middle school boys navigate the collision of old friendships, budding masculinity, and the desire to fit in.

Building Memories

A bi coastal conversation connects two siblings on their past, present and future.

Moment