When We Were Together, by Jake Vriezelaar, Oregon, Oh – Two sisters navigate life stained by a broken family situation. (10:11)

The Keepsake, by Clinton LaForest, Haskins, Oh – The objects we pass down to our family have had more life happen around them then we ever acknowledge. (7:04)

The Summoning by Keith Soper • Genre: Supernatural

One — by Sierra Ward • Genre: Mystery

By: Ashley Kolojek • Genre: Revenge

The Builder, Documentary Film by David Kuznicki, Toledo, Oh – A 91-year-old veteran struggles to maintain his grip on the past. (6:30)

Friars and the Hipsters, Documentary Film by Katie Breidenbach, Bloomington, In. – Two Franciscan Friars are tasked with reviving a dying church community in Brooklyn’s Williamsburg. (3:34)

Tattoo Roulette, Documentary Film by Diann DiNardo, San Diego, Calif. – a group of friends play a game of tattoo roulette. (5:26)

A Man Willing to Kill, by Justin Buckner, Cleveland, Oh – A desperate prospector crosses paths with a dubious gunslinger. (8:00)

Lights, by Doug Sanders, Dayton Oh – A family holiday tradition carries on for generations, perhaps a bit too long. (9:08)

Grief, by Brandon Beining, Fostoria, Oh – a young man haunted by his past is brought to a breaking point. (5:44)

Break, by Sierra Ward, Perrysburg, Oh – An animated short film about life, love, heartbreak and healing. (3:16)

Ten Minutes to Earth, by Michael DeSanto, Toledo, Oh – the crew of a cargo ship come to terms with their last ten minutes before colliding with an unknown object. (11:00)

Ivory//Buckwheat, by Jason Shea, Kettering, Oh – Buckwheat is the first single video for Ivory from the debut album Debra. (2:56) This film contains graphic content.

Prodigal Son, by Ryan Gagnet, Maumee, Oh – A dispute between two brothers. (15:00) This film is presented as a special screening only. It is not eligible for award consideration.

Perfect Words, by Michael Punsalan, Sylvania, Oh – a man searches for the perfect words for redemption. (11:00)

So Many Things, by Matt Erman, Fostoria, Oh – The last ten minutes on planet Earth. (6:51)

Fascination – by Arkadia Klocinski • Genre: Romance

Justice For All – by Luke Levi • Genre: B Movie

Life of Dan Taylor – by Mihir Joshi • Genre: Coming of Age

Should The Red Light Be On – by Adrian Childress • Genre: Mockumentary

The Black Jacket by Luke Kasparian • Genre: Super Hero

By: Clinton LaForest • Genre: Love Triangle

Hope, by Mihir Joshi: Ed finds himself waking up after a horrendous event and tries to survive in a post-apocalyptic world

Lobster Man, by Isaac Martinez: Lobster Man returns as his quest to protect his lobster brethren lands him in the sights of a deadly bounty hunter.

Stem, by Karman Ludwig: In a society in which S.T.E.M. (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) is held in the highest regard, a group of young students put on a production of Henrik Ibsen’s “A Doll’s House.”

Limon, by Karen DeNardo: An intense connection occurs between two young women upon a chance meeting. The ups and downs of their relationship parallels the first time they saw each other.

Monster, by Reagan Shull: A surreal film that chronicles the transition from young to old. As we grow up, our experiences, circumstances, and even the people we meet along the way mold us into the people we become. In some cases, that can be a monster.

Bedtime Story, by Matthew Kimura: A father tries to tell his daughter that things do not go “bump” in the night. The father then meets the thing that goes “bump” in the night.

Blight, by Babaak Parcham & Geoff Pingree: A documentary film that highlights the foreclosure crisis, which hit Cleveland particularly hard.

Waiting, by Virginia Shine: A doctor who lost his wife seeks answers from beyond this world.

Sticky Stuff, by John Eichholtz: An office worker solves the mystery of the sticky stuff left on her workspace.

Blue Sky Laboratory, by Anthony Wright: This documentary film tells the story of Tito Vasquez, an enthusiastic inventor and entrepreneur who proves that anyone truly passionate in what they do can make a difference, no matter if they are rich or poor.

Holy Toledo, by Megan Stahl: When a young a reckless grocery store employee finds himself in trouble with a threatening drug dealer, he turns to his gracious catholic grandmother for guidance.

Papers, by Katie Chew: An experimental film with a narrative about boredom in the office.

Tubby Hunt, by Adam Panter: A young hunter finds something peculiar in the woods. It so happens what he found was the game he was looking for.

Reclaiming the landscape: Urban Agriculture in Toledo, by Glenn & Steven Boatman, is a documentary film about Thomas Jackson and the work he is doing to bring fresh food to people living in the urban communities, despite opposition from some city leaders.