Introduction - Ron Tibbett, Founder and Director
The Paper Girl - Written and Directed by James McCabe
Six loathsome weeks ago, Maxine agreed to help her underachieving brother with his paper route - just until his broken arm heals. Will she survive her final morning delivering papers?
Amy Stiller's Breast - Written by Henry Joseph, Becky Neiman & Amy Stiller and Directed by Becky Neiman
Amy Stiller is a struggling actress in Hollywood who - despite her famous family name - can't seem to get a break. Things totally turn around for her when, while trying on a bra in a department store, it's discovered that the image of the Madonna has appeared on her left breast.
Eminent Domain - Directed, Produced and Edited by Sadia Shepard
This documentary is a portrait of Stewart, Mississippi, in the process of its demolition to make room for the expansion of Highway 82, and takes a look at the long-time residents of a community which has lost the primary physical spaces of its home. Through interviews, observational footage and hand-altered images, the film seeks to understand what Stewart means to the people who live there, and what its demolition means to the community.
Virgin Larry - Written and Directed by Timothy and Thomas Leupp
Frustrated virgin Larry O'Donnell has vowed to have sex before turning thirty. But when two "sure things" fizzle out just days before his birthday, he's ready to give up and join the priesthood. Only an unexpected phone call gives Larry one last chance to prove celibacy isn't his destiny.
In Mound Bayou - Produced and Directed by Anne Dodge
This documentary is a portrait of Mound Bayou, Mississippi, America's oldest all-black town, which prides itself on its legacy of African-American self-sufficiency and empowerment. Through interviews and observation, Dodge's film describes this town as it is today, in light of its history and with an eye towards its future.
Lint People - Written and Directed in stop-motion by Helder K. Sun
A family created out of lint face tragedy when the mother's protective instinct confronts a father's feeding frenzy of their young. Mr. Sun created all of his characters out of lint he found in his dryer.
Milk Punch - Written and Directed by Erik B. Gunneson
This film is a low-key crime comedy that interweaves the stories of two hapless duos. Buddy and Karl are middle-aged owners of a mint, 1972 Delta '88 parked in the wrong place at the right time. Boot and Curly are a couple of aimless slackers stuck on foot on a hot day in the unfriendly suburbs when they opt to "liberate" the Delta '88. Empowered by their newfound wheels, they embark upon a daylong joy ride with an underemployed girlfriend, Verona. Meanwhile, Buddy and Karl seek retribution.
