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New Florida Cinema short film screening and Best of 2021 Awards - December 18th, 2021



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New Florida Cinema hosts the last of its short film events of the year AND presents awards for the Best short films from 2021.


This year New Florida Cinema screened a terrific selection of short films from all across Florida as well as many from Sarasota filmmakers.


Join us on Saturday, December 18th, as New Florida Cinema presents it's final selections of 2021. Come see another great show of Florida films, filmmaker Q&A sessions AND see awards given to the year's Best in each of 5 categories: Action, Comedy, Horror, Documentary and Drama.


Admission for the events is $7 (Free for NFC members).


Follow us on Facebook.com or visit our website at http://newfloridacinema.org to find out more about our events and our non-profit organization.


The films, trailers and videos exhibited at the screening are the property of their respective copyright owners. Any unauthorized recording and/or distribution of the presentation, or a portion thereof is strictly prohibited.


We look forward to experiencing a night of great Florida films with you.


All films shown at our August 28th event are considered official selections of New Florida Cinema 2021. These films are in consideration for the Best of 2021 Awards which will be announced at the end of the evening on December 18th, 2021.





New Florida Cinema • December 18th, 2021 • Short Film Screening



The Marching Band



from Aubrey Meiling

The new addition of the football team deals with the problem of fitting in with his new teammates, and ends up making fun of the marching band in attempts to be accepted by his team. With this, he must deal with the punishment and learns how deep words can cut.

(15 minutes)



Piano Boy



from Imani Lauryn Marable

Charlie, a student at a prestigious music school, struggles to succeed due to internal forces.

(10 minutes)



Walter's World



from Corey Marr

A short documentary about a humbled man named Walter Young, he describes the importance of time and his love for art.

(9 minutes)



Revival



from Joe Whall

In the near future, our protagonist must face an America that is dominated by one corporation. It controls the government, media, and the markets. It uses overt religious messaging, fear mongering, nationalism, and it’s private security force to control the people.

(15 minutes)



Mothboy



from Lyanne Rodriguez

An awkward young moth going through puberty must control his attraction towards lamps but finds it difficult when his life becomes a health class PSA

(2 minutes)



8 3/4



from Shawn M Cheatham

Armed with a formidable knowledge of Italian cinema, an irrepressible eight-year-old boy helps his grandfather recover from a catastrophic loss.

(10 minutes)



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