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The 18th annual Fine Cut Festival of Films is a collection of short films from student and emerging filmmakers. In this episode, "The Bug" from the U.S. (Comedy), "I am Aliya" from Slovenia (Drama), "Out of the Village" from the United States (Drama), "#SalveRegina" from Hungary (Experimental), and "For Dad" from the United States (Drama).
"The Bug"
A young woman comes to terms with her condition
"I am Aliya"
The story takes us into the mind of a refugee that is dealing with problems that erupted during the 5 year war in syria. In her manifestation, she explains her thoughts and views about the world that she is seeing it through her eyes.
"Out of the Village"
A brother and his sister seek closure after Ebola ravages their West African village.
"#SalveRegina"
The film is trying to show the new virtual world and its effection on our society, especially to the youngest generation. They are want to fit in this new world. All rebellius intention gets crushed by the others, and are forced to assimilate.
"For Dad"
A teenage girl keeps her comatose father up to date on her struggles to deal with his absence, high school and growing up through a series of brief recordings.
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Fine Cut
We're excited to announce this year's winners, Nicholas Moyer and Nate Norell. Their documentary, "Kip" is a loving look at a young man who, in the face of numerous physical disabilities and setbacks, is driven by his love of constant artistic growth.
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Hanna Kim discusses her short animated film, "Raccoon and the Light" with director Tom Teller.
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Fine Cut
Educator and veteran film and television director Jonathan X offers a new generation of filmmakers his words of wisdom in their decision-making to either attend film school or use the resources already at their disposal to start making films on their own.
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Fine Cut
Veteran filmmaker and educator Marco Williams breaks down the merits of attending film school for it's community, resources, and ability to educate emerging filmmakers in ways they'd be unable to be educated simply by striking out on their own.
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Fine Cut
Voting is open for the Fine Cut People's Choice award. How does it all work? Let us explain.
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Fine Cut
These are the judges for the 2018 Fine Cut Festival of Films.
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Do Without
The 18th annual Fine Cut Festival of Films is a collection of short films from student and emerging filmmakers. In this episode, "The Bug" from the U.S. (Comedy), "I am Aliya" from Slovenia (Drama), "Out of the Village" from the United States (Drama), "#SalveRegina" from Hungary (Experimental), and "For Dad" from the United States (Drama).
"The Bug"
A young woman comes to terms with her condition
"I am Aliya"
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