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NWFF - Local Sightings-Shorts: Tragedy and Comedy

F**CKED
(Neill Barham, 2004, DV, 1.5min.)
Sometimes it's a good idea to erase the videotape of you and the girlfriend sometime soon after you made it. This trailer is a silly, sloppy preview of a Seattle 7 coming attraction.

Almost
(James Tien, 2003, DV, 7.5min.)
A young man's attempted suicide is interrupted by a video email from his ex-girlfriend. Can true love save your life?

Twice Removed
(Heather Hughes, 2004, BetaSP, 17min.)
Such ordinary things make Lucy afraid; sunshine, white roses, children with blonde hair, and the name Perry, such an ordinary name. Twice Removed is based on the classic 1954 short story by Rosemary Timperley.

Get the F***in' Money
(Sam Akina, 2003, DV, 17.5min.)
The greedy feed the needy in this twisted noir tale of bank robbers, ex-cons and hidden loot.

The Winter of Her
(Heath Ward, 2004, DV, 21min.)
Throughout her days, Alicia struggles to understand the events that brought her father to abandon her, her mother to close off from the world and herself to lose hope.

Combustible Chef
(Per Anderson, 2004, 35mm, 7min.)
Chef Boulais poaches catfish better than anyone else in town. But his celebrity rival is becoming famous on television-and Claudia, the restaurant critic, has her own fish to fry. Why? She's his ex-wife.

Hobos
(Clyde Garrido, 2004, DV, 13min.)
Arnie and Steve (two hobos) can't seem to muster up enough energy to do anything at all.

Kitchen Soup for the Soul
(Dom Zook, 2004, DV, 1min.)
In this parody of the wholesome American family commercial, good home cooking and the moms who cook them, often have other things simmering below the surface.