White River Indie Festival

WRIF Emerging Filmmakers Showcase

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14 films in package
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Two female filmmakers explore the level of awareness among the male students regarding the gender gap among second year filmmakers at Champlain College.
Noah's Last Day
An elementary schooler has her last day of school before retreating underground with her doomsday prepper father.
Alone, Together
A short film articulating the challenges of creating a film while stuck inside and the cabin fever all can relate to under quarantine.
Jet Line: Voicemails from the Flight Path
An anonymous hotline elevates the voices beneath the deafening flight path of Vermont's F-35 fighter jet.
Harry
The story of an adventurous Atlantic crossing told through archival footage and interviews.
USSR is Canceled
Two boys in 90s Ukraine return from a camping trip and find the USSR has fallen.
Clear as Crystal
A student on the autism spectrum magically receives the ability to read social cues, but will his newfound gift empower or crush him?
Eggs
An enigmatic and poetic film about resisting entropy together.
Residue
An experimental look at found footage of the filmmaker's grandfather traveling up Mt. Washington, juxtaposed with stills of his time in Vietnam.
Keeping the Farm Alive
Keeping a dairy farm alive in 2021 is no easy task
Violent Logic: A Cleaving
A two-part short film based on Emily Dickinson poems exploring the idea of the "split self."
Violent Logic: A Still Volcano Life
A two-part short film based on Emily Dickinson poems exploring the idea of the "split self."
Living On The Shelf: The Importance of Archival Footage
A documentary about the importance of preserving Vermont's history through archival footage at CCTV.
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The WRIF Emerging Filmmakers Contest showcases the talents of young filmmakers (age 18-30) living in VT & NH. These films were selected to be shown at WRIF because they resonate with the festival's independent, creative and community-building spirit. We invite you to pay what you can for this screening to contribute to prizes for the Audience Award winners, which will be announced at the end of the festival!

A student on the autism spectrum magically receives the ability to read social cues, but will his newfound gift empower or crush him?


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Christopher Brown (he/him) has lived in five countries, though he was born in the strange land of Washington, DC. He directed his first film, The T-Rex, at age six; this was made with action figures in his backyard in Reykjavik, Iceland. His first novel was completed at age eleven (no, you may not read it). From 2016 to 2020, Christopher attended the filmmaking program at Champlain College and has since directed, written, edited, and served as production assistant on numerous short films. His student directorial credits include the short films Tour de Montreal, The Big Blue Inn, and Clear as Crystal, the latter two of which he finished editing during the COVID-19 Pandemic. You may find a sample of his work at christopherbrownfilm.myportfolio.com.

  • Runtime
    10 minutes
  • Director
    Christopher Brown
  • Screenwriter
    Christopher Brown
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