Sunset Film Festival is a film event for seeking the “hidden gems bigger fests often overlook”. Aimed at giving more exposure to independent filmmakers, Sunset Film Festival programmers are looking for visionary filmmakers with fresh voices to share with an audience hungry for independent films.
The event is annually organized by Mark Mos, Kodak Entertainment Imaging Awarded filmmaker and Film Premieres organizer. Mark has organized premieres such as Oscar’s Awarded “Gladiator” (Russell Crowe), “Mission Impossible 2” (Tom Cruise), “Gone in 60 seconds” (Nicholas Cage, Angelina Jolie), “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” (Jim Carrey), and much more. Mark is also a filmmaker; he has master’s degree in TV and Film Production. His films were shown on film festivals in cities such as Los Angeles, Chicago or Salt Lake City and also European countries.
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Door 12:45 PM
1:00-1:50 PM, Awards Ceremony
Tickets door $10, online $10 here
Hosted by Tania Estrada
Meet ALL FILMMAKERS and WRITERS in PERSON!
2:00-3:20 PM, Block 1, Screenings + Q&A
Tickets door $10, online $10 here
Flag, 2′ comedy by Joe Bor
Everything was fine, 5′ drama by Caspar Wallrabe
Our first time, 4′ comedy by William Martin
Loneheart, 8′ drama by T.J. Penton
Boombats, 10′ comedy by Matt Birman, Bryan Kowalsky, Ron Lea
Tattoo, 15′ drama by Farhad Delaram
Paracusis, 17′ drama by Yixia Li
3:30-4:50 PM, Block 2, Screenings + Q&A
Tickets door $10, online $10 here
Cats Got Your Tongue, 4′ animation by Shin-Yan Chen
Daddy Issues?, 1′ comedy by Tony Kelly
The Second Thursday of the Month, 16′ documentary by Bethanne Stevens
Beasts of Burden, 43′ documentary by Daniel Mason
5:00-6:20 PM, Block 3, Screenings + Q&A
Tickets door $10, online $10 here
Too weird for you, 2′ animation by Dan Warren
安 Lullaby, 17′ drama by Ray Du
Wise children, 20′ documentary by Daniel Brea
Combined, 19′ documentary Mark Honer
We Shall Overcome, 10′ experimental by Kelvin Shum
6:30-8:45 PM, Block 4, Screenings + Q&A
Tickets door $10, online $10 here
Freakishly Normal, 10′ comedy/drama by Eva Sippel
“Florets” Music Video-Music by Grace VanderWaal, 5′ by David Javier
Blue Noise, 13′ drama by Jonah Moshammer
To Hell and Gone, 81′ action/drama by Kyle Moor