Arizona Shorts B

John Philip Sousa Gets a Haircut
directed by Bruce Dellis

Tim discovers that it’s unwise to accept a haircut from an angry stylist.

 

 

 

On a Clear Day
directed by Alan Williams
World Premiere

Embroiled in the politics of living along the Arizona/Mexico border, a childless, ranching couple searches for meaning in their struggling marriage. When an immigrant boy stubbles onto their property, is he a gift from God or will the secret he keeps force them to confront a darker side of humanity.

The Blacksmith and The Carpenter
directed by Chris Redish
Featuring Tony Curtis
Arizona Premiere

A comedy of Biblical proportions! Produced by Scottsdale Community College as a result of a Kodak grant.

Silhouette
directed by Webb Pickersgill
Festival Premiere

Embryo
directed by Angel Ruiz

In the year 2006, a deadly virus sweeps across the planet, killing everyone it infects. By the year 2026, mankind is on the brink of extinction and our only hope for survival is to use a time traveling device to stop the virus before it spreads. By eliminating the infected, before they are born.

Sir Fraulein
directed by Mike Peters
Festival Premiere

An internationally acclaimed fashion designer is discovered to find inspiration in unusual ways. He is found out to be a fraud and chased into exile.

Detector
directed by Shannon Dillon
World Premiere

An old man discovers the root of human nature as he seeks his fortune in a park with his metal detector.

Stabbing Stupidity
directed by Paul DeNigris
Arizona Premiere

A charming and imaginative young woman makes a point of showing an insufferable chauvinist boor the error of his ways.

Reason
directed by Bivas Biswas

David is forced to find the truth about his lost love. Flashes of what happened on the night of her death haunt him. While caught in a cycle of confusion, he wonders if the visions are real, self induced or clues to finding the truth.

The Garden of Edward
directed by David and Michael Groseclose
World Premiere

Edward was given the key to a perfect world…now they want it back.

No. 12
directed by Kane Black

A disturbed man describes his favorite encounter with a beautiful woman.