Film Screening Types Archives: Virtual

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Cat and Moth [short film]

Directed by India Barnardo

Country United Kingdom Run Time 8 minutes

Synopsis

An epic battle breaks out between a cat and a moth in order to win the perfect spot on the couch.

This film screens as part of Shorts 9: Outside the Lines (Family Friendly Animation)

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Corvine [short film]

Directed by Sean McCarron

Country Canada Run Time 11 minutes

Synopsis

An eccentric boy has trouble fitting in at school due to his obsession with crows.

This film screens as part of Shorts 9: Outside the Lines (Family Friendly Animation)

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Pivot [short film]

Directed by Ana Gusson

Country Canada Run Time 8 minutes

Synopsis

A pre-teen is caught between what her mother wants her to be and what she wants for herself.

This film screens as part of Shorts 9: Outside the Lines (Family Friendly Animation)

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Grump in the Night [short film]

Directed by Kris Theorin

Country United States Run Time 5 minutes

Synopsis

A family is visited by a mysterious and invisible being with a taste for TV.

This film screens as part of Shorts 9: Outside the Lines (Family Friendly Animation)

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Luce and the Rock [short film]

Directed by Britt Raes

Country Belgium Run Time 13 minutes

Synopsis

A small child befriends a giant rock who seems to have lost its home.

This film screens as part of Shorts 9: Outside the Lines (Family Friendly Animation)

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