April 18 Night 1: Dramas - Halloween, 1987 & Wailing

Due to quarantine, the BFA Film Class of last year was not able to screen their Directing Projects. We’re so glad to have the opportunity to show them to you April 18-20 in one time only screenings! 

April 18 @ 7:30 pm: Dramas - Halloween, 1987 & Wailing

April 19 @ 7:30 pm:: Thriller/Horror - Lockbox, Grier, and Blood & Fire

April 20 @ 7:30 pm:: Dire Consequences/Apocalyptic - Sleepwalker, Bow & Arrow, and Walk Me Out 

Halloween, 1987 (13:42)
by Hansen Bursic

All Meg wants is the perfect Halloween costume, but for Cory dressing like their girlfriend will be something they never forget.

WAILING (19:54)
by Charles Parker

Logline: Mira must find a way to say a final goodbye to her Grandmother, hampered by her family's continuous infighting.

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