Indie Memphis Film Festival 2021

Departures Showcase Shorts

Expired October 26, 2021 4:59 AM
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9 films in package
Luv U Cuz
Two cousins bond over the course of a night on the town, until their relationship is tested in more ways than one.
A Family That Steals Dogs
Strange experiences and realizations lead a grieving artist to reconsider his identity and beliefs in this meditation on loss, family and mental illness.
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The Chair
A woman encounters a chair with strange properties, but can't decide if the experience is exciting or annoying. Created old-school style, using only pen and paper, and made up of 2,700 individual drawings.
Our Bed Is Green
A young woman seeks digital refuge from an overwhelming world and a bewildering obsession.
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On / Off
Endless distractions threaten to destroy creativity
The Celestial Stag of West Virginia
Archival materials collide to reveal a mythical beast's political underbelly and to unearth a fading historical labor conflict.
Annah la Javanaise
In 1893, a 13-year-old girl came to work for French painter Paul Gauguin as his maid and model. They called her Annah la Javanaise. This is a reimagining of her story.
Skindeep
An animated short film that brings race-based trauma to the surface
WHERE ARE YOU REALLY FROM?
A visual, surrealist exploration on the absurdity and inconclusive nature of living in a double culture, personally from a Taiwanese American lens.
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A woman encounters a chair with strange properties, but can't decide if the experience is exciting or annoying. Created old-school style, using only pen and paper, and made up of 2,700 individual drawings.

  • Year
    2021
  • Runtime
    7 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    United States
  • Director
    Ronnie Cramer
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