The Killer, by Tony Pape, Cincinnati, Oh. – The set of a horror movie is delayed when its lead actor fails to deliver a pivotal line. (5:00)

The Suicide Man, by Leah Veltri, Perrysburg, Oh – This is the story of David, former leader of a depression support group, whose intense inward struggles with suicide reveal his supernatural gift: the ability to defy death. (20:40)

Degenerate, by Nick Amrhein, Maumee, Oh. – A story about Michael Pettengill and how one night changed his life forever. It’s not always about where you’ve come from but more importantly where you’re headed. It was up to Michael to decide if he was going to continue the life he was living or make the […]

Mr. B, by James Borovsky, Westland, Mi. – The story of Michigan’s longest tenured Industrial Arts teacher. (13:14)

Scenes from a Protest, by Kevin McCarthy, Watertown, Ma. – When the Market Basket supermarket chain Board of Directors fires beloved CEO Arthur (Artie T) Demoulas and replaces him with a couple scab CEOs, 25,000 workers and 2 million customers take it very personally. (24:53) Video Not Available

Hidden Dancers, by Ethan Downing, Los Angeles, Calif – Jeraldyne Blunden was motivated to create one of the premiere modern dance companies in Dayton Ohio after living through the experience of not being able to take dance lessons because of the color of her skin as a little girl during the Jim Crow era. (6:18) […]

  Further In, by Jonathan Rattner, Nashville, Tn. – This film is a non-sync lyrical portrait that features Brent Sass, an award-winning dog musher, and his 56 dogs who live in the rural inland of Alaska. It was shot on 16mm and digital video. (11:00). Video Not Available.

Skunk Ape Documentary, by Chloe Kelsch, Palm Harbor, Fl. – A documentary about Florida’s wildest creature, the Skunk Ape. (6:04)

Reclaiming Spaces: Arts & Culture, by Nick Corbin, Toledo, Oh. – A documentary about the revitalization of downtown Toledo told through the lens of art and culture. (22:27)

Tobias, by Adam Panter, Bowling Green, Oh. – After discovering his favorite food is missing, Tobias goes out to find something to eat. (6:30)

West Reade Ave., by Jon Meharg & Blaine Pasma, Taylor University – Two friends say goodbye. (7:00)

Unpublished Sherlock Holmes, by Jamie Stewart, Lakewood Oh. – This short film examines these ideas through the perspective of Dr. John H. Watson, in the story he never dared to tell about his dearest friend. (15:48)

Dojo Jeff by Nicholas Livanos, Chattanooga, Tn. – On the night his dojo closes forever, a failing karate teacher gets one last chance to play the hero. (6:25)

The Loop, by Peter Kvasov, Sankt-Peterburgs, Russia – Anna, a young woman unsure of herself. Tries to understand the intricacies of relationships. Forcing her to make a choice between family, work and loved one. (10:00)

On Air, by Maria Mikhailova, Portage, Mi. – Eric, a live news anchor, discovers some relevant information while delivering breaking news.(12:09)

1%, by David Gawron, Perrysburg, Oh – People from the same neighborhood mysteriously begin to go missing. (7:40)

Welcome to the World, by Joseph Cox, Cincinnati, Oh. – Two lovers on the run are found by the mysterious people tracking them. (13:08)

Relax, by Matthew Herbertz, Lakeland, Fla. – Soon after the 2016 U.S. election, an anti-Trump activist waits outside a supporter’s home considering something that could result in deadly consequences. (7:10)

Pursuit, by James Aponte, Toledo, Oh. – As cities struggle to address overpopulated burrows and side streets, they commission company-contracted bounty hunters known as Collectors, to assist with rampant crime. (12:41)

Well Born by Lucas Ostrowski, Bowling Green, Oh – Ann, a pregnant Reproductive Specialist, discovers that the structured, safe, and secure United World may not be a utopian society. (16:24)

Subordinate -1028, by John Schwartz, Bowling Green, Oh – A worker, known only as 1028, works tirelessly to appease her boss. But when he begins to taunt her, 1028 must decide whether or not to obey or defy. (3:48)

The Choice, by Virginia Shine, Toledo, Oh. – A man struggles with the loss of his wife, leading him to a cabin in the woods, and a deadly choice. (7:44)

Skinling, by MJ Koleszar, Toledo, Oh. – A brother and sister go camping in their own backyard. After an argument, the boy begs his sister to tell a scary story. The sister tries her best to scare him. (8:09)

Listed, by Chris Wegman, Sylvania, Oh. – A mysterious list leads Ian down a path to discover its meaning. But he will not like where it leads him. (11:00)

Exit Interview, by Michael DeSanto, Toledo, Oh – A man suddenly finds himself in the middle of a life-changing job interview. (8:10)

Black and Blue, by JA Frost, Canoga Park, Calif. – A rookie cops first day on job to “protect and serve”, is an eye opener when his partner goes over the line in racial profiling. (Based on true events. (13:00)

Melting Pot, by KC Allen, Findlay, Oh. – When a widower falls in love with a younger woman, the only thing standing in the way of true happiness is a loving family. (11:49)

Vienna, by Lucas Mumm – During a bombing led by the Allies, a young Austrian couple is separated. (7:16)

Void, by Peter Poulos, Canton, Mi. – A young woman dealing with addiction is forced to make a life changing choice when confronted by her inner demons. (11:00)

A War Between Brothers, by James Croteau, Northville, Mi. – Set after closing time in a downtown Ann Arbor bar, two brothers confront one another after a decade of absence. (10:40)

Bleak, by Brandon Frye, Oakland, Mi. – Resources are running scarce and civilization is unraveling but one man still believes love is worth pursuing. (4:53)

The Gorilla Movie, by Isaac Martinez, Waterville, Oh. – An accurate depiction of the tragic events that unfolded on May 28, 2016. (10:00)

Vogue, by Aubreyonna Van Hoose, Toledo, Oh. – An inner look of the agonies of a teenager. (3:00)

Struck Down but not Destroyed, by Katie Rutter, Bloomington, In – A community awakens to find their beloved church engulfed in flames. It was 1934, the depths of the Great Depression, and many feared that the structure could never be rebuilt. But the parishioners proved them wrong. (14:27)

Re-Integration, by Thomas Moeger, Bowling Green, Oh. – This is a war film about a veteran returning home from war, and the stresses he experiences along the way. (2:18)

The Bartender’s Guide, by Robert Herrick, Toledo, Oh. – Anyone who has ever bartended knows that it is not just about serving drinks to strangers or better yet the local regulars and just wait until they order another. It is so much more than that as a bartender named Jim will tell you. (10:40)

Despondence, by Robbie Brumfield, Toledo, Oh – A depressed, young man goes through his daily routine and reflects on the way his life used to be. (7:57)

Autonomy, by Michael Harrison, Gahanna, Oh – A futuristic explorer is trapped with a malevolent AI in a simulation that is more than meets the eye. (12:46)

Satisfied, by Reagan Shull, Toledo, Oh. – This is a short film about how some things begin and never end. (3:00)

Anything & Everything, by Bailey Rotsky, Gates Mills, Oh. – A kid reminisces about his friend’s death, and pays a visit to the spot he last saw him. (4:56)

Thomas Jackson Story: Overcoming a Blind City Policy, by Evelyn Boatman, Toledo, Oh – An urban farmer faced 30 violations from the City of Toledo for attempting to do urban agriculture on his properties, but with the support of many he overcomes an ignorant city policy. (9:20)

Dinner and a Movie, by Deidra Kathleen, Maumee, Oh. – An awkward blind date takes a turn for the worst as both parties reveal their darker sides. (7:10)

My Girls, by Rick Harrison, Toledo, Oh – A film about repairing a father daughter relationship. (11:56)

Her, by Danny Molinaro, Maumee, Oh. – A story of love, loss, and trying to move on. (4:25)

Alfie, by Connor Cadigan, Toledo, Oh. – A teenage boy’s life begins to crumble as he is haunted by recurring nightmares about a man with a deer’s head. (10:16)

Payment Option, by Mark Gerzon – Three guys attempt to exploit people’s money by using a video game backdrop to charge money onto their phone bills. (8:39)

Friday the 13th, by Jack Schreiner, Bloomdale, Oh. – Family, friends and drinking is what can describe this club the best. Throughout this short documentary you’ll hear their journeys and stories that forever build their friendship. (7:42)