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Arizona Student Film Festival 4/9/2022 9:05 AM
Arizona Student Film Festival
Run Time: 85 minutes
Screening Time(s):
Saturday, April 9 at 9:05am
Half Empty
Directed by: Annibelle Washburn
School: Chaparral High School
Synopsis: A story about a teenage boy justifying his pessimistic outlook on life, while ignoring the good surrounding him.
Life with the Patels
Directed by: Sejal Patel
School: Xavier College Preparatory
Synopsis: A comedic short about my family including a loud Jeep, math troubles, and a fast food fiasco.
Black Chrome
Directed by: Daisy Aguila
School: EVIT
Synopsis: In the 1940s, Ace Detective of Justice, Jackie Vincent, gets his reputation stained in the papers. Not on his watch.
the ELEPHANT and ME
Directed by: Audrey Wood
School: Seton Catholic Preparatory High School
Synopsis: A spoken-word account of a girls struggle with imposter syndrome: the self-doubting internal voice she calls the elephant.
Only a Frame
Directed by: Annibelle Washburn
School: Chaparral High School
Synopsis: A man leans how to process a loss while moving forward and finding comfort in even the darkest of situations.
Wounds
Directed by: Drew Mette
School: Pusch Ridge Christian Academy
Synopsis: A cowboy wanders through the desert trying to find his way out, and is faced with adversity at every step.
The 90%
Directed by: Brody Haar
School: Brophy College Preparatory
Synopsis: This mini-doc takes a deep dive into how important the mental aspect of running can be to the race outcome.
Can I Have Your Face?
Directed by: William Altermann
School: Scottsdale Preparatory Academy
Synopsis: A boy (William Altermann) wants to fit into societys standards for beauty, and goes to bloody lengths to do so.
Feeling Lost
Directed by: Nicole Lease
School: Buena High School
Synopsis: After her best friend Ryan moves away, Faith must find a way to be happy.
The Nightmare After Christmas
Directed by: Audrey Wood
School: Seton Catholic Preparatory High School
Synopsis: A Christmas fanatic is haunted by a nightmare within a nightmare about her Christmas tree being taken down.
Suburban Runaways
Directed by: Collin Bridge
School: Desert Vista High School
Synopsis: A kid finds himself lost in his purpose for the future deciding to run away from it all.
Title 42: Path to Freedom Destroyed
Directed by: Sam Hull
School: Brophy College Preparatory
Synopsis: Documentary short on the US policy that prevents non-resident card holders entering the United States for any reason including asylum.
The Butterflies No Longer Scare Me
Directed by: Samantha Lim
School: Catalina Foothills High School
Synopsis: A girl writes a letter to her younger self to cope with the guilt she feels after her sisters death.
Together Again
Directed by: Jessiah Nelson
School: Willow Canyon High School
Synopsis: A young man mourns the death of his lost friend, when suddenly his friend returns through memories.
Grow Up
Directed by: Annibelle Washburn
School: Chaparral High School
Synopsis: A story about a girl struggling to choose between practicality and passion.
Very Clean
Directed by: Nicole Lease and Aiden Murray
School: Buena High School
Synopsis: Sometimes people just cant handle a mess after a party.
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