Flickers: Rhode Island International Film Festival

Soar | Directed by Alyce Tzue | 6 min. USA, 2014. New England premiere. 
A precocious young girl makes a new friend when a tiny boy pilot drops out of the sky on a broken flying machine. 

The Sad Snowman | Directed by Pierre Schantz | 2 min. USA, 2015. 
A snowman sits on the side of a mountain, watching skiers and snowboarders have fun. The snowman longs to be a part of the action, but it seems hopeless..

The Dance of the Infants | Directed by Jokin Pascual and Javier Dampierre | 9 min.  Spain, 2015. World premiere. 
In Pamplona, during all year, the arrival of the summer is expected, and with it comes the Running of the Bulls of San Fermin. The smallest ones dream to run when they become grown-ups. 

The Orchestra | Directed by Mikey Hill | 15 min. Australia, May 2015. New England premiere. 
In a world filled with beautiful and harmonious music, elderly Vernon always seems to strike the wrong note.

Mei Mei | Directed by Lili Huang | 17 min. USA,  2015.
High school girl Meimei who is adopted by American family from China when she was a little. After she meets a Chinese boy Chris who moved from China while she is struggling on her identity, her life is changed eventually. 

Josef et Aimée | Directed by Ben Shiriniam | 15 min. Canada, 2014
Josef and Aimee is a magical childhood love story about two children orphaned in the south of France during WWII. In this story of childhood love, loss and struggle, a young boy's quest to reunite with a cherished friend takes him on a journey where he finds so much more.

The Epic of Hershey | Directed by Douglas Mcginness | 15 min. USA, 2015. North American premiere. 
A young homeless boy goes on a journey to find a mythical goddess who's existence has been rumored throughout every homeless shelter in the city. But when he believes he has found her, and gives a gift from her to a man in need, everything he has ever known comes into question.