(90 mins) Shorts Block 2: these films range from eerie and deeply unsettling to brain bending nightmares: <ul><li>Face to Face</li><li>The Wreckers</li><li>After the Fall</li><li>There is no Antimemetics Division</li><li>Nothing but wind</li><li>The Night Within</li></ul>

A young woman traveling solo on a road trip stops in a small town in the middle of the night, where she learns of an urban legend about the area.

Face To Face

A young man names Jacques, joins a group of wreckers in order to wreck and harvest a specific ship. But the night might take a stranger turn than expected and certainly not at all restful for any of our three protagonists.

The Wreckers

Following a devastating and inexplicable interstellar event, a fracturing working class family struggles with their place in the cosmos. Based on the short story by Jeffrey Thomas.

After The Fall

Marion Wheeler is called in to a routine meeting with her boss, a high ranking suit at the shadowy SCP Foundation, only to end up with a gun to her head and her identity in question. These are the perils of being the organization's Chief of Antimemetics, a division dedicated to fighting memory consuming entities. Marion must convince her superior and his trigger happy assistant that she's not a spy before gettting dragged off to Xi-3 in this atmospheric sci-fi noir short starring Jasika Nicole, Neil Napier, Mateus Ward and Syd Kilroy.

There is No Antimemetics Division

Detective Beaubien, armed only with his vast knowledge and a copy of the Necronomicon, is investigating mysterious disappearances on a windy island.

Nothing But Wind

A social worker's obsession with a case plunges him into a fight for survival against malevolent forces.

The Night Within

Short Films 2 Q&A

Q&A with Thomas Emmet Ashton, P.H. Debiès

Short Films Block 2

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