7:00pm: The Happy Slave by Jonas Oppenheim
A comedy about how history is taught—and mistaught—in America.
8:15pm: Moments Before Medicine by Brian James Polak
Trapped inside a mobile home with a baby on the way and her doctor as her sugar-daddy, Betsy relies on her fantasies of an idyllic life with Cody until the moment comes when they both realize there may be no such thing.
Wednesday, January 18
8:00pm: Memorizing Rome by Richard Martin Hirsch
Four women—and one unwilling fifteen year-old—vacation in Rome.
Thursday, January 19
7:00pm: The Annual Meeting of the American Society of
Lone Fisherman Who Have Found Dead Bodies by T.S. Cook
A man goes fishing and catches some unexpected truths.
9:00pm: The Devil’s Sonata by Marek Glinski
A violinist composes a sonata with the help of Satan.
Friday, January 20
7:00pm: Accidentally, Like a Martyr by Grant James Varjas
In a bar, men from different generations while away a winter evening revealing secrets, opening old wounds, and meeting new visitors in a funny and poignant manner.
9:00pm: The Suck by Chris Merrill
The void left in the Andrews' household from daughter Nicky's departure for Hollywood is temporarily filled when an unsuspecting vacuum cleaner salesman comes knocking.
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Saturday, January 21
12:00pm: Watching OJ by David McMillan
On October 3rd, 1995, a group of friends and coworkers watch the infamous O.J. Simpson verdict—revealing racial tensions, differences of perspective, and secrets that will change their lives forever.
2:30pm: Deus Ex Machina by Tom Jacobson
Archaeologists fulfill an ancient Roman prophecy that ends the world.
[Part of a triolgy that also includes Clytemnestra and The Rosy Fingers of Dawn, both showing on Saturday January 28]
5:00pm: Match by Jennifer Maisel
A journey into the underbelly of bartering for your organs…and perhaps for your soul.
7:30pm: Like a Silica Milkshake by Karen Rizzo
Two couples, two different lifestyles, two dead birds, and one feral cat.
9:00pm: Boundaries by Chris diGiovanni
An artist's plans are thwarted when a rancher becomes inquisitive.
Sunday, January 22
1:00pm: A Scream by Gina Barnett
A capricious look at art forgeries, authenticity, and legitimacy.
4:00pm: Mixquixtal by Jacqeline Wright
Ann decends into the world of the dead to revenge her daughter’s death.
6:00pm: Live Girls by Tim Cummings
A disillusioned young woman haunted by her sister’s death takes a job in a rundown porn theater in a seedy port city.
8:00pm: The Blood Poems by Garrett M. Brown
A daughter's poems, a father's pain, colliding at a Sunday p.m. poetry read. |
