Welcome to the
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Tickets
Block #1 (12-2p) ALL FILMS + Q&A w/Filmmakers ($7 here, $10 doors)
Block #2 (2-4p) ALL FILMS + Q&A w/Filmmakers ($7 here, $10 doors)
Block #3 (4-6p) ALL FILMS + Q&A w/Filmmakers ($7 here, $10 doors)
Block #1, #2, #3 (12-6p) ALL FILMS PASS + ALL Q&A w/Filmmakers + Awards + Red Carpet Photo Shoot ($20 here, $25 doors)
NO OUTSIDE FOOD OR DRINKS ALLOWED
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Program
11:30 AM Doors open
12:00 PM Screenings, Block #1
ASHER BABY, Director Paulina Ulrich, Drama, United States, 13:35 Filmmakers in Person!
Sob Story, Director Cooper Jesse Silverman, Comedy, United States, 10:53
Another Saturday, Director J.A. DellaRipa, Drama, United States, 13:44 Filmmakers in Person!
TIN TUNE, Director Carolyn Gair, Animation. United States, 10:40 Filmmakers in Person!
The Midnight - Days Of Thunder Music Video, Director Nahla Zenati, Music Video, United States, 6:30 Filmmakers in Person!
57 min
1:15 PM Q&A w/Filmmakers
1:35 PM Break/Networking
2:00 PM Screenings, Block #2
White Custard, Director Diag Mikelan Govender, Experimental, South Africa, 5:00 Filmmakers in Person
HYDE, Director Pawel Williams, Comedy-Drama, United States, 23:51
Carter, Director Xander Copp, Thriller, Canada, 10:00 Filmmakers in Person!
Bark, Director Searit Kahsay Huluf, Comedy, United States, 16:32 Filmmakers in Person!
She Knocked Me Up, Directors Thomas Florek, Doug Gentile, Weird Films & Videos, United States, 2:25 Filmmakers in Person!
60 min
3:15 PM Q&A w/Filmmakers
3:35 PM Break/Networking
4:00 PM Screenings, Block #3
A Guest from Elsewhere, Director Ethan Anderson, Animation, United States, 8:40
Sorry, Directors Alex Getlin, Adam Schaller, Comedy, United States, 11:19 Filmmakers in Person!
Master of Imagination, Director SM Mohamad, Documentary, Afghanistan, 20:00
Big Footprints, Director Jonathan Maxwell Shander Shander, Comedy, United States, 10:15 Filmmakers in Person!
ASMR, Director Jeremy Shipp, Thriller, United States, 7:26 Filmmakers in Person!
59 min
5:10 PM Q&A w/Filmmakers
5:30 PM Awards
5:45 PM Red Carpet Photo Shoot
6:00 PM Networking
7:00 PM Festival Ends
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Festival Reviews
Here's what other people wrote about our event. More reviews at filmfreeway.com/LosAngelesCineFest
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Festival Location (map)
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Suggested Parking (map)
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We invite you to submit.
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Comedies we selected in the past
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Available now at www.lacinefest.org/films
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Films, Videos, Screenplays and Stage Plays we selected this year
Films & Videos
12:00 PM Screenings, Block #1
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ASHER BABY, Director Paulina Ulrich
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Sob Story, Director Cooper Jesse Silverman
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Another Saturday, Director J.A. DellaRipa
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TIN TUNE, Director Carolyn Gair
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The Midnight - Days Of Thunder
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57 min
1:15 PM Q&A w/Filmmakers
1:35 PM Break/Networking
2:00 PM Screenings, Block #2
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White Custard, Director Diag Mikelan Govender
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Bark, Director Searit Kahsay Huluf
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Carter, Director Xander Copp
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HYDE, Director Pawel Williams
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She Knocked Me Up, Directors Thomas Florek, Doug Gentile
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60 min
3:15 PM Q&A w/Filmmakers
3:35 PM Break/Networking
4:00 PM Screenings, Block #3
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Sorry, Directors Alex Getlin, Adam Schaller
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A Guest from Elsewhere, Director Ethan Anderson
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Master of Imagination, Director SM Mohamad
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Big Footprints, Director Jonathan Maxwell Shander Shander
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ASMR, Director Jeremy Shipp
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59 min
5:10 PM Q&A w/Filmmakers
5:30 PM Awards
5:45 PM Red Carpet Photo Shoot
6:00 PM Networking
7:00 PM Festival Ends
TV Scripts, Short & Feature Screenplays
TELEVISION
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Suzie Q
Writer Evan Alexander Morton Television Script A thief from Fresno runs away to Alaska to join a dysfunctional middle school staff and is followed by her dangerous father. |
SHORT
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American Values
Writer Ryan Mekenian Short Screenplay When Blockbuster Video bans films that defy its 'family-friendly' values, a group of rebel cinephile employees in Bakersfield fight for free expression—one VHS at a time. Inspired by true events. |
FEATURE
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The Current of Us
Submitter D. Hunter Fein Feature Screenplay In a world where technology bridges the gap between loss and connection, a grieving handyman forms an unexpected bond with a robot dog, leading him on a journey through grief, love, and renewal as he confronts the fragile balance between the past and the future. |
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ATOMIZED TIGERS
Submitter KUNNAN CHEN Feature Screenplay This is a historical story of several Asian families spanning 110 years. The theme is that after experiencing poverty and war, Asians gradually began to learn family psychology from Europe and the United States and strongly opposed the patriarchal family model that had been formed for thousands of years. During this period, these Asians made different choices, which also led to their different destinies. In this story, we can find the darkest and brightest characteristics of human nature... |
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Amelia Earhart
Writer Michael J Dunker Feature Screenplay When U.S. troops find Amelia Earhart’s airplane in the Marshall Islands during World War II, a loyal soldier named Thomas Devine starts asking questions about what happened to the famed aviator. In a flashback, we learn the truth about what happened on Earhart’s last flight across the Pacific Ocean where she’s shot down by Japanese fighters. |
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Winnie & Clyde
Writer Matthew Rafferty Feature Screenplay Two fifteen year old loners leave the confines of their small Midwest town and plan a trip to see Chicago before one of them dies of a brain tumor. Along the way they become famous. |
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Losing Light
Writer Nick Pullia Feature Screenplay After fleeing her own Lifetime Achievement Awards, a Hollywood behemoth known for busting balls and belting ballads seduces a risk-hungry wunderkind into fast-tracking her immortality—in a vicious comedy about legacy, ego, and the most final cut of all. |
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Oliver, Again
Writer Robert Benjamin Feature Screenplay When a meek and socially awkward father uses a memory machine to change a single regret, he awakens in a world where his wife and daughter never existed—and must find the strength, courage, and ruthless resolve he’s never known to bring them back. |
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Syndicate Chronicles
Submitter Nathan Spinney Feature Screenplay |
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A One Way Ticket
Writer Raf Lindia Feature Screenplay A love story. A dream. A journey. An awakening. A race against time. A story that has never been told. A story about a man and a woman. A father and a son. Two friends. A story of a life rewritten. Finding truth in life and dreams. And a warning that sometimes, a dream come true can turn into a nightmare. Robert Lewis finds himself living an experience that everyone, at least once in their life, has dreamed of. He wakes up one day, inexplicably living the life of his dreams, married to the woman of his dreams and with the success and fame he always imagined. But he soon realizes what he left behind. The price he paid for the love of that dream. And Robert will have to risk everything to get back to what he realizes matters most. |
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Bitter Coffee
Writer Sergio Pazos Conde Feature Screenplay Set against the raw, mythic landscapes of the American West, Bitter Coffee is an anthology feature comprising four distinct stories. Each a standalone tale exploring survival, absurdity, injustice, and redemption. Through shifting tones that span dark comedy, tragic drama, heartfelt Americana, and brutal realism, the script offers a journey meant to make audiences laugh, wince, weep, and wonder at the flawed but resilient human spirit. |
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