A collection of eclectic shorts that may make you cry, laugh or frustrate you. What can we say? That's life.
The Chimney
Directed by Michael McFarland and AP Boland
04:32 • United States
NARRATIVE, SHOUT, ALABAMA
Part of a 48 hour Sidewalk Scramble competition, "The Chimney" asks what lengths one might go to if you want to meet Santa again.
Sofia
Directed by Camila de Ilhéus
09:44 • United States • Alabama Premiere
NARRATIVE, SHOUT, WOMEN IN FILM, FESTIVAL DE CINE
A quick waxing session turns into a nightmare when a Brazilian accidentally gets a brazilian.
The Burial of the Black Cat
Directed by Maryam Esmaeli
14:58 • Iran • World Premiere
NARRATIVE, SHOUT
An 11-year-old girl meets her sister, who has transitioned and is now her brother. Struggling to accept this, she makes him reenact scenes from their childhood to mend their bond.
I Am The Prize
Directed by Sai Karan Talwar
18:10 • United Kingdom • Southern U.S. Premiere
NARRATIVE, SHOUT
A polarizing self-help figure (Russell Tovey – Plainclothes, The War Between the Land and the Sea), with a carefully constructed identity begins to unravel during the height of a lecture tour.
Cottonmouth
Directed by Ama Anane
14:51 • United States • Alabama Premiere
NARRATIVE, SHOUT, BLACK LENS
Cottonmouth is a romantic dramedy about a Black woman named Ayo, who's writing her graduate thesis about her namesake, Nana Ayo Forbes, who died on Cottonmouth Plantation. While on a trip to the plantation, she wrestles with the legacy of slavery and her romantic future of falling in love with her White girlfriend.
Tomorrow
Directed by Christian Meola
27:16 • United States • Southern U.S. Premiere
NARRATIVE, SHOUT, STUDENT
Eric and Oliver develop an unexpected bond after a hug that lasts longer than usual.
We produce the nationally recognized Sidewalk Film Festival; organize a wide variety of educational programs for filmmakers and hold other events that create interest in and enthusiasm for independent film. To expand on this work and better serve our mission we have opened the Sidewalk Film Center + Cinema, a two-screen independent movie theater in the heart of Birmingham’s historic theatre district.