The TV Fest Short Film Festival: Horror/Thriller - "Goosebumps"
The TV Fest is a short film festival showcasing award winning submissions from around the globe, including a selection of films produced by local Okanagan talent. The festival runs September 15-17th with *free* admission! This screening will be limited to ages 19+ due to liquor licensing requirements.
Our "Goosebumps" selection of Horror/Thriller/Suspense shorts includes:
BLACK DRAGON (RỒNG ĐEN) directed by Alexander Thompson (USA) - Vietnam, 1968. A feared American colonel nicknamed Black Dragon by Vietnamese locals must face his inner shadow when his platoon presents him with a captured Vietcong girl who harbors some very unusual powers. 15 MINS
THE TRUNK directed by Travis Laidlaw (Canada) - A father and daughter find a chained up old chest hidden in the woods. They bring it home with plans to sell its contents, but quickly discover that what's inside was locked up for a reason. 14 MINS
GNAW directed by Rosalee Yagihara (Canada) - A pesky hangnail sends Cote into an obsessive state while creating a disconnect in her relationship with her girlfriend resulting in an unsettling terror. 7 MINS
VICINAL directed by Andrew David Osborne (Canada) - Thom and Romina have just scored the coolest apartment in the city. The only part they aren't crazy about is the little square doorway in the bathroom that leads to a cavernous attic.When a former tenant shows up and asks for a tour, things start to get really strange. 2O MINS
TRANSYLVANIE directed by Rodrigue Huart (France) - Ewa, an odd, lonely child, is convinced she’s a vampire. Fascinated by Hugo, 15, she dreams of turning him into a vampire too. When Ewa opens up to him, she gets bullied by neighborhood teenagers. Hurt in her body and soul, she's ready to act in the creepiest, sickest ways to prove her identity to the world.16 MINS
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*Screenings are free, but a $2 festival membership (payable at the door) is required for entry at your first screening of the fest.
Max 10 tickets, please don’t reserve more than you need to ensure everyone can enjoy a film!
