2023 Zion International Film Festival

Late Night Shorts

Expired November 13, 2023 10:00 AM
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6 films in package
BREAK
Shot on Black & White 35mm and set in the 60s, BREAK is the story of a young drummer who is looking to calm his nerves in front of two veteran musicians and fulfill his dream of being a drummer in a jazz trio.
Fishers of Men
A young Mormon missionary at the start of his two years of service is shown the ropes by his well-meaning trainer, who comes to terms with his own failures.
Confessional
A man enters the confessional with something deeply troubling on his mind. He wants to kill a priest.
Stigmate
In the middle of the Black Plague, Simon comes back to his monastery after a long pilgrimage. But as he struggles to find his place among the monks, an intruder breaks into the monastery. It is too late to understand that a new evil followed him here...
Adieu Gaston
Emile is a contract killer. A hired killer who travels by bicycle and who kills in exchange for a few tickets left in a small mailbox lost in the middle of the fields.
The High Life
THE HIGH LIFE is a half-hour serialized dramedy exploring a mixed-religious family, when their black sheep daughter moves back home and tries to find God out of her childhood bedroom
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THE HIGH LIFE is a half-hour serialized dramedy exploring a mixed-religious family, when their black sheep daughter moves back home and tries to find God out of her childhood bedroom. The Pilot follows the Gold family as they reunite upon the mysterious death-request of their wealthy Aunt Linda, where everyone is forced to look at their lives with a little more honesty, revealing no one is who they pretend to be.

Based on a Real-Life Co-Ed Naked Family Funeral.

  • Runtime
    28 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    United States
  • Premiere
    Pacific Northwest
  • Rating
    R
  • Director
    Stephanie Sanditz
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