This collection of short films features the work of filmmakers from the American South, grappling with issues related to selfhood as it relates to family, personal safety, and the forces around us.&nbsp;

Stuart is a disabled man whose life is a mess. His caregivers are abandoning him and for good reason: he's an asshole, a fact that becomes quickly apparent to the new guy tasked with getting him out of bed.

Act of God

Stuart is a disabled man whose life is a mess. His caregivers are abandoning him and for good reason: he's an asshole, a fact that becomes quickly apparent to the new guy tasked with getting him out of bed.

College bound Erik must learn to take care of his younger sister, Nora, after their undocumented mother goes missing.

Green Water

College bound Erik must learn to take care of his younger sister, Nora, after their undocumented mother goes missing.

A nine-year-old loner wants his brother to teach him how to play the trumpet. In the 7th Ward of New Orleans, that’s not so simple.

little trumpet

A nine-year-old loner wants his brother to teach him how to play the trumpet. In the 7th Ward of New Orleans, that’s not so simple.

When a rideshare to the airport takes an unsettling turn, both passenger and driver struggle to keep control.

Pickup

When a rideshare to the airport takes an unsettling turn, both passenger and driver struggle to keep control.

Southern Narrative Shorts: Heart and Hearth

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