Don’t Talk to Irene
2:00pm Sunday, Sept. 30th
(Narrative, Canada)
Irene must endure two weeks of community service at a retirement home while following her passion for cheerleading.
The Best of All Worlds
10:00am Saturday, Sept. 29th
(Narrative, Austria, Subtitled)
A child’s true story of his life in the unusual world of his heroin addict mother and their love of each other.
Curse Words
(Narrative, United Kingdom)
A father worries that his young innocent daughter may have learnt some curse words.
Chuchotage
(Narrative, Hungary, Subtitled)
Two simultanous interpreters in the Hungarian booth during a conference realize that only one person is listening to them.
Arlo Alone
(Narrative, Canada)
A young woman comes to terms with her own loneliness in a futuristic world where in-person contact has become a rarity.
Apart
(Narrative, United States)
After suffering a devastating breakup, Ashton is living as a shut-in and plotting to win back his ex. His roommate has other plans.
Alone in the Game
12:00pm Sunday, Sept. 30th
(Documentary, United States)
Homophobia, transphobia, and discrimination affect not only closeted athletes, but also their teams and the very institution of sport in America.
Adnan’s Father
(Narrative, Denmark, Subtitled)
A refugee doctor from Syria has just received a Danish residence permit and is about to embark on establishing a new life in rural Denmark together with his son.
Refuge
Refuge is a chronicle of human stories from the European Refugee Crisis, focused on humanity and hope. Shot on location in Greece, January 2016.
The Submarine
Even at 95 years old, every day at 10 am, Juan Mariné arrives to his lab in the School of Cinema. A place called “The Submarine”. Piece by piece he perfects his colossal machine with one goal in mind.