When Jeanne Reynoso discovers her mother's murderer, she immediately goes off to deliver justice as a vigilante. Her adoptive older sister, Yoshie Shiruku, is concerned for her safety when considering her younger sister's reckless nature. With the conflicting ideologies of a hero and a vigilante, can the two sisters reconnect before an incident occurs? Cast:lunafreyava- Voice of Jeanne Reynosoloreplays - Voice of Yoshie Shiruku Crew:Writer, Character Designer, Editor, Director, Animator, Storyboard Artist- Markez Ellis

Confrontation

A short scene between two sisters, one a hero, the other a vigilante.

What is the right way to command respect from people? Stand taller than them? Be a kiss ass? Threaten them? Sit there quietly and hope they'll listen to you?Should be an easy answer right? I've honestly struggled with this for a while now. Professional Therapy pokes fun at its characters' desperate attempts to do just that, in the weirdest therapy session you can't possibly look away from. Cast:Bryan HarlowJeremy Lister Crew:Written, Directed, &amp; Edited by- Maximillian RemmlerProduced by- Parker Cowden &amp; Zachary PhillipsExecutive Producers- Mary &amp; John RemmlerDirector of Photography- Charlie DesjardinAssistant Director- Daniel DeOliveiraArt Director- Viviana LeoMusic by- Austin Leshock

Professional Therapy

In an act of desperation, a therapist and patient try one last unconventional exercise to get the patient's life back in order.

Michelle was just looking for an unsuspecting human's brain to implant her alien egg into. Instead she met Neil McGloin and the two fell madly in love. And while relationships are complicated, especially the interspecies variety, that won't stop this pair from building a life together, no matter how skeptical their rabbi, fertility specialist, in-laws or anyone else is. Cast:Neil - Ethan SlaterMichelle - Jenny GorelickDale - Mike Wesolowski|| Crew:Written and Directed by- Galen FooteDirector of Photography- Evan Metzold Production Sound Mixer- Peter Peregrine Producer- Lee Feiner Special Effects Make Up- AJ AvivahEdited by- Jeff BernierTitles Artist- Spencer JoyntSpecial Thanks to- Kris Lefcoe and Alan Kingsberg 2021, Produced for Stony Brook University's TV Writing MFA Program

She's Not From Here

A mockumentary style series covering the love and life that Neil, and his flesh-eating alien wife, Michelle, are building together in a highly skeptical world.

Through the eyes of one UB student, this documentary takes a look at the mental health pandemic that is sweeping college campuses, affecting students from all walks of life. Crew:Director, Editor, Camera Operator: Ahmed Maham

A Silent Crisis

Hear the struggles of a university student as she combat mental illness and its stigma.

Circle is an experimental narrative hybrid utilizing digital cinematography as well as celluloid manipulation and projection. The film comments on perfectionism in makers, the apparatus of filmmaking, and the precarious space of exhibition of personal art films. Cast &amp; Crew:Blake BaritElle ReganJesse RodkinJohn FiegeElla CouchmanSimone Sokol

Circle

Striving for perfection and exposure, a filmmaker realizes true contentment comes from the process and the truth of imperfection.

Graduate Films Part 2

Virtual Admission

Donation to SUNYWide Film Festival

Donate

These are all the passes tied to your account. Now, use our online schedule to reserve tickets. You can access your tickets via {{my_tickets_link|"My Tickets"}} or via the PDFs attached to each ticket order confirmation email. {{buy_pass_link|Looking to buy more passes?}}

These are all your purchased tickets. Open this page on your phone, and at the door tap the "Show Barcode" button and show your screen to the attendant. Prefer paper? Print the PDF attached to the order confirmation email, or click one of the gears below and select "Download tickets PDF". If purchasing multiple tickets, be sure to print or show each unique ticket barcode.

None available

The 11th Annual SUNYWide Film Festival celebrates burgeoning young filmmakers from across New York State's 60+ public universities. Check out our full lineup below:

The 11th Annual SUNYWide Film Festival celebrates burgeoning young filmmakers from across New York State's 60+ public universities.

Here's what's coming up soon. Can't make it? No sweat. Many live streams will be available for on-demand viewing as well.