As an official partner of the Easterseals Disability Film Challenge, Indy Shorts is proud to showcase the four winners of this year's competition ("Dwarfo-Psychosis," "NAYNAY TOO BOMB," "The Home Office," and "Social Fitness"), plus four additional shorts that celebrate EDFC's goal to tell unique stories that showcase disability in its many forms.
Films: Dwarfo-psychosis; Nay Nay Too Bomb; The Home Office; Social Fitness; Full Picture; Who Fights For You?; At Last; Wonderfully Made
*Note: Audience Choice voting can only be completed via Internet browser.
NAY NAY TOO BOMB is a contemporary woman that mirrors today's biggest stars in the music industry. They're strong, bold, not afraid to speak their mind, and simply want to be themselves. The question is, are they themselves or is this an image created by a male gaze for capitalism? The images we often see of entertainers are those of elevated and impractical beauty standards, usually including extensive photo retouching and expensive plastic surgery that rakes in billions of dollars across the globe every year. This consistent, unrealistic imagery is proven to have a negative effect on a woman's body image, self-esteem, and their perception of beauty.
Our statement is to be yourself and to know that you are beautiful and worthy both inside and out regardless if society shows or tells you differently!
Programming descriptions are generated by participants and are edited for length and clarity, and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Heartland Film.
Film Contact:
Marie Alyse Rodriguez
LAmrPROD@gmail.com
323-500-3875
- Year2021
- Runtime4 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- PremiereU.S. Premiere
- RatingMature Themes
- NoteDocumentary Short
- DirectorMarie Alyse Rodriguez
- ScreenwriterNatalie Trevonne
- ProducerMarie Alyse Rodriguez
- Executive ProducerMarie Alyse Rodriguez
- CastNatalie Trevonne, Jeremy Jeffers, Carlos Rafael Suarez, Danielle Haxton, Matt Genecov
As an official partner of the Easterseals Disability Film Challenge, Indy Shorts is proud to showcase the four winners of this year's competition ("Dwarfo-Psychosis," "NAYNAY TOO BOMB," "The Home Office," and "Social Fitness"), plus four additional shorts that celebrate EDFC's goal to tell unique stories that showcase disability in its many forms.
Films: Dwarfo-psychosis; Nay Nay Too Bomb; The Home Office; Social Fitness; Full Picture; Who Fights For You?; At Last; Wonderfully Made
*Note: Audience Choice voting can only be completed via Internet browser.
NAY NAY TOO BOMB is a contemporary woman that mirrors today's biggest stars in the music industry. They're strong, bold, not afraid to speak their mind, and simply want to be themselves. The question is, are they themselves or is this an image created by a male gaze for capitalism? The images we often see of entertainers are those of elevated and impractical beauty standards, usually including extensive photo retouching and expensive plastic surgery that rakes in billions of dollars across the globe every year. This consistent, unrealistic imagery is proven to have a negative effect on a woman's body image, self-esteem, and their perception of beauty.
Our statement is to be yourself and to know that you are beautiful and worthy both inside and out regardless if society shows or tells you differently!
Programming descriptions are generated by participants and are edited for length and clarity, and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Heartland Film.
Film Contact:
Marie Alyse Rodriguez
LAmrPROD@gmail.com
323-500-3875
- Year2021
- Runtime4 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- PremiereU.S. Premiere
- RatingMature Themes
- NoteDocumentary Short
- DirectorMarie Alyse Rodriguez
- ScreenwriterNatalie Trevonne
- ProducerMarie Alyse Rodriguez
- Executive ProducerMarie Alyse Rodriguez
- CastNatalie Trevonne, Jeremy Jeffers, Carlos Rafael Suarez, Danielle Haxton, Matt Genecov
