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All in short films
Get to know more about one of the amazing Canadian filmmakers behind Penny’s For Tea, Sophie Jarvis, in our short interview.
This month’s Mini MUFF director, Alexandra Cananzi, proudly proclaims, "If it doesn't have explosions, it's not worth making." That’s just one of the reasons why her film Suite Spot is the perfect pairing for Rachel Talalay’s comic book-based apocalyptic sci-fi action comedy Tank Girl.
MUFFxSF returns triumphantly to the Alamo Drafthouse in San Francisco with a screening of Desperately Seeking Susan opening with the amazing local short film, Scratchers, directed by Maria Mealla.
We love Female Eye Film Festival and were so happy we got to attend!
The month at MUFF we are celebrating Canada’s first ever Pride Month with a screening of Jamie Babbit’s But I’m A Cheerleader and our mini MUFF programmers have found the perfect short film pairing: Gay Mean Girls.
This month at Mini MUFF, we are pairing our feature, When Harry Met Sally, with the fantastic local short film Flower Girl, directed by Dominique Van Olm.
In Madre De Dios, a woman wakes up bound to an altar, helpless as she is transformed into a flesh and blood statue of Santa Muerte by two elderly Brujos whose sole purpose is to conjure the anti-Christ into our plane of existence.
Grace shows a young girl, her dog, and a stranger trying to hold onto their humanity when stranded together in a post apocalyptic world.
The Makeover is blood splattered horror-comedy that knows relationships can be messy. Sometimes a new coat of paint is all that's needed to fix it.
Remote Viewing is about a group of UFO enthusiasts go on a ragtag expedition in hopes of an alien encounter.
