Local film company Authentic Productions presents their best 2001 short films tonight at 9 p.m. at the Crossroads 6 Grand Cinemas, 4811 E. Grant Road. $7.
Film descriptions from a press release:
“Lionhearted” tells the story of a young boy and his journey to becoming a young man following a nuclear attack on his hometown. Directed and written by Tim Marin.
“The Elevator,” is a comedy of a young man who keeps bumping into a beautiful woman in an elevator and tries to muster the courage to talk to her, directed and written by Zacharia Lorenz.
The “Is Blake A Douche?” a mockumentary/comedy that was written and directed by Daniel Geffre, who also stars in the short. The mockumentary follows a journalist who goes around town interviewing friends and family members of a man by the name of Blake Bradford, to find out if he’s a douche.
The main feature of the night is “S.O.L.” directed and co-written by Yuri Machado. “S.O.L.” is a comedy about the relationships between four male friends and the way they interact with the opposite sex, starring Nathan O. Miller and Fernando Aguilar.
Following each film there will be a Q and A for each filmmaker and the cast and crew involved. There will also be a raffle for a signed DVD and poster of “S.O.L.” For ages 16 and up, due to language, drug use and sexual content featured in some of the films.
This article appears in Mar 15-21, 2012.
Oh please tell me they are re-playing the Titanic. I have somehow failed to catch it in the last 15 years