Where do we begin and end if we are already made of stardust? Who will Waldo Swobota choose – his fiancé, or her one-eyed sister? How did Lena Prewne’s eyes end up inside a glass jar? What does Doctor Schlessighesstfahlen have to do with all this? And will the wise old crone point the sick painter in the direction of true love? A love letter to silent cinema.Ītoms of ashes by Maggie Scrantom (Drama, Experimental)Ī young woman weaves through the stages of grief after a miscarriage, confronting the vast universe inside her own body and beyond.
The Man Who Was Ill by Luke Marsden (Drama, Comedy) The Scroll of Morlock by Dash Finley (Horror, Comedy)Ī wraith-like ghoul stalks the corridors of an opulent country estate, threatening an elegant maiden and her brave beau On a world locked in a dystopian nightmare, a tyrant combats a sudden eruption of riots and pillages. Nation Down by Liam Hendrix Heath (Drama, Science Fiction) Two Black Coffees by Michael Driscoll (Film Noir, Thriller, Mystery)Ī desperate woman has one moment of chance to escape from her domineering husband, and into the arms of her secret lover. In a posh, swanky restaurant, a neurotic man’s perfect meal is interrupted by an unexpected little guest. That Unusual Brick by Jesse Burks (Comedy) Sound of Silent Film Festival is supported in part by:
Tickets are $25 for main show only, $15 for late show only, $35 for both.
Saturday, April 14 7:00 PM, late night at 9:30 PM ACM’s popular Sound of Silent Film Festival moves to the lovingly restored Davis Theater with an all-new program and, for the first time, a special late night “viewer discretion advised” program.įeaturing newly composed scores performed live to modern silent films from around the world, this one night only event is a don’t miss.
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