These eight shorts showcase a wide variety of stories, characters, and themes - including some out of Fort Wayne that celebrate the amazing art and artists we’re lucky to have here. Together, they showcase the depth and versatility of Indiana storytelling, making this block a celebration of Hoosier talent.

Mural artists in Fort Wayne, Indiana, use their gifts to create beauty and develop their community.

FREEHAND: The Muralists of Fort Wayne (United States)

The short explores the themes of community and tradition in the lowriding culture through the teaching of how to hop a car. 
Sherwin is our Master Artist, and Anjelica is his Apprentice. Shot in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

I Was Proud of You (United States)

When mental illness derailed the promising career of early 20th century composer and pianist Cora Dale, her extraordinary musical legacy nearly vanished from history. Now, decades later, her former Goshen, Indiana home has been transformed into a beacon for mental wellness‚ ensuring that her story and her music will never be forgotten.

Cora Dale - A Rediscovered Harmony (United States)

The End (United States)

Livestreamer and news reporter Shelley Worphen-Poodle has slowly drifted apart from his best friends Tim and Tom after discovering the joys of streaming culture. Culminating in a musical number spectacular, this heartfelt tale is about the power of enduring friendships, and serves as a reminder that the true spirit of Christmas can be felt any day of the year.

The Christmas Crew (United States)

A college student majoring in STEM must cobble together a final project the night it's due.

My STEM Story (United States)

An ambitious entrepreneur and other fingerboarders reflect on how the fingerboarding community has impacted their lives as they come together for the very first national fingerboarding championship.

Flick: A Fingerboarding Story

A short documentary focusing on the life, work, and philosophy of Fort Wayne public radio personality Julia Meek.

Get It Before It's Gone (United States)

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