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DisOrient 2017 Shorts Program: The Way We Were
Float (2016) Short Narrative 24 min English USA
Directed by Tristan Seniuk World Premiere
Float is a short film set in mid-90s Seattle following the trials and tribulations of a Cambodian hustler named Rocky Mang.
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The Bird Who Could Fly (2016 ) Short Narrative 19 min ENGLISH, Korean USA
Directed by Raphael Sbarge Pacific NW Premiere
Arthur, a young Korean-American attorney, juggles his mothers religious extremism with his attempts to heal his brothers self-destructive lives. Ultimately, he must emerge to find his own life, apart from the cultural pressures and real-life rubble from which he comes.
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Seppuku (2016) Short Narrative, Experimental 24 min English USA, Hong Kong
Directed by Daryn Wakasa Pacific NW Premiere
Seppuku is a Japanese-American cinematic folk tale that chronicles the ritual death and rebirth of Mari Yoshimori. It looks through the lens of a psyche molded through generations by the legacy of internment, a tragic event tucked away in the dark corners of Americas past. Its a soul-searching journey to recalibrate a spiritual compass and find new purpose in life.
Mari Yoshimori holds the U.S. record for the fastest 400 meter time in track and field. Shortly before Olympic trials, she learns that she has a potentially career-threatening torn hamstring. This news crushes her soul. Not listening to her doctor or mothers advice, Mari keeps training, and pushes herself too far. So far that the powers of nature thrust her into the depths of a psychological purgatory. While there, she meets her spiritual sidekick, Bettari. Petite, cute and mysterious, she communicates through a handwritten sign as she playfully lures Mari deeper into her domain. Only Mari can decide whether Bettari intends to guide or destroy.
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I Won't Miss You (2016) Short Narrative 4 min English USA
Director Bernard Badion
Executive Producer and Writer Joy Regullano
17-year-old Janeys best friend Tim begins to appear in her bedroom at night after dying in a car crash and their awkward undeclared feelings begin to surface. The story is inspired by the loss of a friend as experienced by the writer.
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Shorts Q&A with Director Tristan Seniuk, Co-Director Voleak Sip, Actor Keanna Mendoza, and Lead Actor Tony Teav
*Participants in Q&A's are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances.
*****DisOrient has multiple theaters for screenings on Saturday afternoon. Please check theater locations of all tickets that you purchase to avoid conflicts.*****
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