Katie Prael

Geist Zeit is a visual poem about loss, fragmented memory, and transcendental womanhood. Captured on 16mm, this short, experimental film speaks through the contemplative reflections of a girl mourning her grandmother. We travel with her on a physical journey that mirrors the stages of grief and the cycle of life after death. Surrounding her in nature and lingering in the objects and clothes that are left behind, she wonders if our artifacts grant us all something close to an eternal life.

Three young actors. Two families. One role. Aspiring actors and family friends; Ruby, Sterling, and Katie, all receive a next-day audition request for the same role. They each must film a "self tape", aka a do-it-yourself-at-home audition. With only 12 hours to submit, they have no choice but to accept less than ideal help.

12 LARPers meet in the woods to enact a fantasy role-play battle between the Kingdom of Froid and the Kingdom of Agor. Tensions are high, players are committed, and glory for the throne is at stake. But it's all just a game, right?

Someone stole his watch and she does not know why.

Two lifelong friends search their hometown for a missing cat.