Featuring:

• “My Red Ball” (Esabella Strickland, 13) CANADA
  An urban legend about a girl who has been bullied and socially alienated in school because of her learning disabilities. She is so lonely that she makes friends with a boy in the forest and soon disappears with her red ball (her heart).
• “How to Draw a Self-Portrait” (Poppy Harris) TEXAS
  A young lady teaches art with uncooperative arms. From Film Kids program
• “You can achieve anything, just believe it!” (Students of Agios Dimitrios Primary School, 12) GREECE
  How many women do bosses trust in their jobs? What are women’s pay compared to men’s? What are the incentives that the state gives women to be able to have children? Women deserve our respect, starting with mother, grandmother, wife, partner, colleague.
• “Locked in the Library” (Jane Hoinski and Gracie Press) TEXAS
  A young lady who runs in the hallway reflects on the events that led her to lock-up. From the Film Kids program.
• “Magic Head” (Anastasia Shinkarenko, 7) UKRAINE
  The story of an amazing Magic Head that saved birds and animals from villains. She not only punished the villains, but also gives them kind hearts.
• “Quarantine Pals” (Isabella Anderson, 12) TEXAS
  This film is about friends who are able to hang out with masks, but struggle not being able to hug each other. In this comedy, the friends learn to wear masks and still have fun! *Shelter-in-place*
• “Lisel’s House Tour” (Lisel, 10) TEXAS
  Lisel gives a tour of her house. *Shelter-in-place*
• “The Dancing Disruption” (Katharine Pruett-Ponvert, 10) TEXAS
  A silent film about the evils of Fortnite dancing. From the Film Kids program.
• “Autism” (Annika, 12) TEXAS
  A documentary about autism’s advantages and disadvantages, symptoms and therapies. *Shelter-in-place*
• “100% Girl” (Chen Liangyu, 14) TAIWAN
  The difference between men and women creates the most difficult battlefield in the world. Magical kitchen appliances try to do a little magic to fight for peaceful and sweet life. 
• “Doggone It: The Humans Are Home!” (Jessica Brynn Cohen, 14) TEXAS
  Maui the Havachon is surprised to see his humans at home with him all day everyday since the pandemic has struck the country. He is tired from all the playing, treats, and walks he now has to endure everyday, but he goes along with it to keep his humans happy. *Shelter-in-place*
• “My New Best Friend” (Ella Schupp, 14) TEXAS
  A lonely girl is bullied but then feels hopeful when she meets a new friend. She soon discovers he is not who he appears to be and begins to make her question everything.

Featuring:

• “ROTTEN” (Maryanna Tollemache, Emily Steinbomer, 17) TEXAS
  An experimental horror that follows a teen girl reliving her abusive relationship through flashbacks and memories.
• “Cravings” (Maryanna Tollemache, 17) TEXAS
  An experimental horror about the gruesome reality of living with an eating disorder.
• “Elevated” (Gracie Marcellus, 18) VIRGINIA 
  A young couple gets trapped inside of an elevator, which then forces them to confront their relationship issues.
• “Baka” (Isabella Saban, 16) NEW YORK
  Baka is a woman who spends her life making sure her family feels cared for, loved and well fed. With a little cooking and singing, she’s bringing the family together one day at a time.
• “Words From a Kid in 2020” (Isabella Saban, 16) NEW YORK
  A 14 year old boy expresses his thoughts and feelings surrounding the 2020 pandemic. *Shelter-in-place*
• “Evie – A Teenagers Struggles” (Thalia Torio, 17) NEW YORK
  Growing up as a teenager in 2020 is very difficult. We follow 16 year old, Evie, through her day while she faces the struggles many teenagers today face.
• “On The Line” (Sophia Sutter, 16) TEXAS
  A film made during quarantine about information overload. *Shelter-in-place*
• “Hey there, Delilah Animatic” (Beatrice Rose, 16) TEXAS
  An animatic about missing your friends during Covid lockdown in New York.
• “Skin” (Bridget Beecham, Hannah Peaslee, 17) TEXAS
  Kay, like many adolescents her age, struggles with her blemished skin. In this film, a young girl comes to terms with her imperfect appearance.
• “Yes, I’m Changing” (Julie Garcia, 18) CALIFORNIA
  A walk home brings forth a reminiscence and recollection of a woman’s past.
• “Suicide Prevention” (Julie Garcia, 18) CALIFORNIA
  Outlines the resources an Orange County high school has available to students who not only struggle with suicide, but with other personal and external issues. 
• “Insides to Outsides” (Bella Shepard, 16) TEXAS
  An experimental short made from the confinements of quarantine in a suburban neighborhood. *Shelter-in-place*
• “You Were Only Waiting” (Bella Shepard, 16) TEXAS 
  A girl and her best friend discover the secrets they have kept from one another over a phone call.
• “Last Man” (Sadie Lorena Sweitzer, 17) TEXAS
  The last man on Earth awakens to discover he is alone. There are no bodies, his friends don’t answer the phone, and the radio only plays silence. Solitude and desperation lead him to question his reality altogether. *Shelter-in-place*
• “May and Marge” (Georgia Horton, 16) TEXAS
  In this comedic short, May, a lively young woman, filled with the joy of life, moves into her new home only to be harangued by Marge, her elderly, nosy neighbor.
• “Kinga” (Georgia Horton, 16) TEXAS
  A documentary about a prolific artist.
• “Patient 6208” (Danielle Martinez, 18) TEXAS
  An unknown infection has broken out as a medical team tries to contain the infected.