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St. Louis Filmmaker Showcase Shorts 1 @ SLIFF

Our first sampling of the best short films from Cinema St. Louis' annual St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase.

9 to 5 Feet Under (Terry Ziegelman, U.S., 2014, 10 min.): In Bob's dead-end job, the end is only the beginning.

The Ballad of Ted (Beth Ashby, Sarah Worner, U.S., 2014, 7 min.): The musical tale of Ted, a dinosaur whose time is about to end.

The Battle of Island Mound (Brant Hadfield, U.S., 2014, 25 min.): On a frigid January evening in 1862, 22-year-old George Washington escapes the bonds of slavery and joins the first African-American Union regiment to ever see combat in the Civil War.

The Butterfly and The Sacrifice (Madison Ridgdill, U.S., 2014, 4 min.): Two creatures fall in love and spend their lives watching the butterflies of those who have already passed.

EVT (Mike Rohlfing, U.S., 2014, 6 min.): In this stunning winner of the 2014 48 Hour Film Project St. Louis, a young man is forced to attend a unique and ultimately disturbing virtual-reality therapy session.

Good Conduct (Patrick Rea, U.S., 2013, 7 min.): Aidan visits his father in prison the day before his parole. Aidan gives him one more chance.

Human Resources: Sick Days Aren't A Game (Jeff Barry, U.S., 2013, 11 min.): How do you take down the queen of HR who hired half the company and made you who you are?

Tick Tock (Heidi Schlitt, U.S., 2014, 8 min): Insight into what women really think about common questions concerning dating, babies, and marriage.