2016 Online New England Film Festival

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Hurt

Sep 2016

Hurt
2015 | Directed by Ethan Murphy

A group of college friends set out for a relaxing week at the lake. When they encounter an abandoned car on the back roads of Vermont a search ensues and what they discover that night will change their lives forever.

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The Dream

Sep 2016

The Dream
2016 | Directed by Sara Pagiaro

In a world where all babies are born in a laboratory, a woman has a riveting dream.

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Quintown

Sep 2016

Directed by Ben Silberfarb

An allegory about a young woman who becomes lost in the Vermont woods while searching for a fabled ghost town. This is first part of a three part series. The second, Fire was completed in the summer of 2016.

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The Wish

Sep 2016

The Wish
2016 | Directed by Marie-Emmanuelle Hartness

A short film by Marie-Emmanuelle Hartness,made the film in one month from script to finish, and winner of the Beyond the Bechdel Test Award from the 2016 Different Faces Different Voices Film Festival.

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Delia

Sep 2016

Delia
2015 | Directed by Thomas Scott Stanton

A young man faces the aftermath of a hunting accident. Winner of 2015 New Hampshire Film Festival Best Short Drama and 2015 Int’l Cinematographers Guild Emerging Cinematographer Award.

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Magick

Sep 2016

2015 | Directed by Rob Eckel

Two men embark upon a ritual aimed at transporting them into another realm of experience, into a dark realm of wonder, mystery and the vast expanse of the human mind.

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They’re Closing In

Sep 2016

2015 | Directed by Jarret Blinkhorn

Tension grows as a tired married couple are forced to deal with each others issues because if they leave… The creatures outside will make them regret it.

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The First Thought

Sep 2016

2016 | Directed by Elayne Cronin

A mother learns to let go of her son who is addicted to heroin.

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The Something

Sep 2016

2015 | Directed by Tom Babbitt

The Something is an animated re-imagining of a children’s classic by Natalie Babbitt, beloved author of Tuck Everlasting. Fully drawn, scored, edited and voiced by her son, Tom Babbitt—an animator, artist, filmmaker and musician living in New England. In the story, a monster boy lays awake at night, frightened that “something” will come through his window. He turns his weird little world upside down in his dogged search to understand and confront his fear – which he finds, in a way, through the “looking glass…”

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Ripple

Sep 2016

2015 | Directed by Conner Griffith

An exploration of the grown and the manufactured through their recurring motifs.