2014 Online New England Film Festival

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Figments of a Father

Sep 2014

2013 | Directed by Kyle Turgeon

When Christopher Robinson, an aspiring entrepreneur and unsettled father, arrives at an opulent hotel to pitch his business idea to Doctor Schneider, he is forced to realize that the entire foundation of his reality is false, and must choose whether to return to his family or to remain in the safer, logical world of his delusion.

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Flesh Eaters

Sep 2014

2013 | Directed by Matt Hollis-Lima

It’s the night before his First Communion, and Liam, a skittish Catholic boy, is having trouble grasping the concept of the ritual. His parents will only tell him that he is going to eat Jesus’ flesh and blood, and his disillusioned older sister only offers that it’s a horrible experience he’ll never forget. But when Liam happens to catch her watching Night of the Living Dead, everything starts to make sense to him: First Communion is really a zombie initiation rite. Now, Liam must find a way to escape this depraved ritual while facing increasingly bizarre visions involving his family, zombies, and Jesus himself.

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Guitar #1711

Sep 2014

Guitar #1711
2013 | Directed by Guy Benoit

Guitar #1711 is a beautifully filmed experience of one guitars construction. From raw materials to finished performance this film explores the tools, relationships and skills that go into building fine guitars.

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Happy Hour

Sep 2014

Happy Hour
2013 | Directed by Gretl Claggett

When a woman meets her boyfriend for a romantic night out, a martini triggers childhood memories that threaten her ability to trust and love. Based on true events and a poem; narrated by Julianne Moore.

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Inside Motherwell’s Dumpster

Sep 2014

2014 | Directed by Marnie Crawford Samuelson

Mike Wright is a sculptor working in the rich tradition of scavengers on the tip of Cape Cod. She finds unusual pieces of painted wood in a dumpster outside Sea Barn, the former home and studio of the abstract expressionist painter Robert Motherwell. In a new sculpture she layers in Provincetown’s life as an important arts colony.

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Legacy Cleaning

Sep 2014

Legacy Cleaning
2014 | Directed by Kerstin Karlhuber

A maid finds herself alone in a mansion and thinks she’s found the secret to happiness in how the other half lives.

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M is for Mundane

Sep 2014

2013 | Directed by Andrea Wolanin

M is for Mundane stars John T. Woods (V/H/S/2, Mega Snake) as Winston, a regular guy with a boring life – sleep, eat, work, repeat…until it’s revealed that there’s something a bit different about his everyday habits.

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Don’t Be Crude

Sep 2014

2011 | Directed by Jay Critchley

Don’t Be Crude is part of a series of videos made for the “Day WithOut Oil” project, commemorating the disastrous BP Oil spill in the Gulf Of Mexico in 2010.

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Love in the Time of Texting

Sep 2014

2013 | Directed by Kyp Pilalas

Things get confusing when you flirt over text.

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The Theft

Sep 2014

2014 | Directed by Gauri Adelkar

Set against the backdrop of modern day India, The Theft is the story of four people caught in a situation that sets the stage for the induction of innocent young minds into a class and caste based society. Seven-year-old Arjun and his mother Ira have just moved from the US to Mumbai, India. Pandu, is their new servant and shy eight-year-old Bhima is Pandu’s son. One afternoon, a large sum of money goes missing from Ira’s home and they are all thrown into a storm of revelations when Ira accuses Pandu of the theft. Will they find the truth?