SPRING IN MY HOMETOWN Films and filmmakers grown in Georgia clay. Narrative (Local), 85 minutes Thursday, April 12, 2018, 8:00pm ⎯⎯⎯ Plaza Theatre
M.A.F.I.A. | directed by Frances Chang, USA, 4:45 Discouraged by online dating, these women have turned to a new app, M.A.F.I.A., to find love. #Georgia
Something Bigger | directed by Chris Anthony Hamilton, USA, 8:57 Teea confides in her best friend about her existential crisis when an ominous visitor interrupts their moment of connection. #Georgia
Jukebox Girl | directed by Alex Richard Thomas, USA, 9:32 The mayor's daughter, Brenda moonlights as a criminal stuck between putting her delinquent days behind her or succumbing to a life of crime. #Georgia
Beeda After the Wake | directed by Nina Marinov, USA, 10:04 In a southern magical realism story of loss, an observant five year old girl is left on her own to navigate death and grief. #Georgia, #NewMavericks
Pupae | directed by Ryan Hope Travis, USA, 8:32 Compelled to confront his past, Moses returns home after living in a swamp for 7 years. #Georgia
Cells | directed by Raymond Wood, USA, 12:00 A doctor is held captive by a group of masked intruders who force him to answer why billions of dollars go wasted each year in the name of medical research. #Georgia
Jookuhdo | directed by Crystal Jin Kim, USA, 12:30 An antique shopkeeper is floored when her long-lost, yakuza-involved love suddenly reappears four years after his supposed death and is dying to find if this can be true. #Georgia, #NewMavericks
On the Fence | directed by Jared Callahan, USA, 8:00 Pete attempts to reconnect with his family after escaping from a drug recovery center. #Georgia
Snapshot | directed by Brett Bagwell, USA, 9:59 Expressed through the memories and dreams of a 12-year old boy, a mother and son struggle to cope with the absence of the father. #Georgia
Thursday April 12, 2018 8:00pm - 9:45pm EDT
Plaza Theatre
