A variety-pack of short films that captivated the PTFF review team.&nbsp;&nbsp;These unique narratives were chosen on the basis of filmmaking excellence and unique&nbsp;perspectives.&nbsp;The PTFF community review team spent many hours of screen time evaluating entries to select this collection of top-rated films from a wide range of genres.&nbsp; <a href="https://urquialaw.com/" target="_blank"><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/eventive-static/ae72adb730a706e56ef7a5bad49ee02f.png"></a>

Once the pride of a North Sea trawler fleet, 'The Annie' struggles to survive in a tide of apathy and neglect. When tragedy threatens her future, the crew strive to define not only themselves, but their way of life.

The Tide

Dela is a beautiful little girl with a mind of her own. She does not understand why the kids at school make fun of her name and her hair, but she is determined to sort it out.

Dela

A southern mom's life is all-shook-up when her fourth grader claims to be the reincarnation of the king of rock 'n' roll.

GraceLand

A cautionary tale about the perils of trusting a stranger with your phone. Written by Steve Young (Letterman, The Simpsons) this film was shot on an iPhone, of course.

Photo Op

Two actresses “of a certain age” compete fiercely for a role in a TV commercial, but as their audition approaches, the lifelong rivals begin to discover that they are in the presence of a much larger threat – a society that makes them invisible.

Now You See Us

On the night of a big show, a popular drag performer endures a series of phone calls from his cruel and disapproving mother. By the end of the night, he will be forced to reckon with the high cost of his Mother's love, and the even higher cost of staying true to himself.

Mother, Madam

The style of the film is steampunk, a mixture of romantic Victorian and post-apocalyptic eras. THE MISTRESS OF TEARS embodies blind greed dramatically performed by six-foot-tall, award-winning dancer Anisa Sinteral-Scott.

Mistress Of Tears

A woman who has been trying to get a plum acting role for way too long goes ballistic when a potential director asks her how she feels when he rejects her for the role.

Prime Of Your Life

TULIP is a fresh and woolly take on the classic Hans Christian Andersen fairytale "Thumbelina." A tiny child is discovered in a tulip blossom and brought inside by a kind old woman. One day, the child wanders back to into the garden …

Tulip

In this comedy short written by Steve Young (Letterman, Simpsons), a good-hearted hiker is overcome by nature’s majesty, then drawn into a cosmic nightmare.

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