2015 Little Rock Film Festival

The Department of Signs and Magical Intervention
Runtime: 19 minutes
Director: Melissa Sweazy
After a chance encounter with a beautiful girl and suffering a fatal accident, a young man arrives for his first day at work at The Department of Signs and Magical Intervention. Turns out he's not very good at his job.

Woman of the World
Runtime: 11 minutes
Director: Allison Cook
On a visit to Los Angeles, Rachel has an encounter with a celebrity that reminds her she is right where she belongs.

reConception
Runtime: 12 minutes
Director: Joe Petrilla
A hell-bent bunch of boys break into an abandoned cargo trailer. Their conquest is interrupted by the owner of the vehicle's unexpected return.

Happy Hour
Runtime: 24 minutes
Director: Martin Rodahl
Ed Hope had to fire fifteen people today. He leaves work to commiserate with his friend, Roger. At the hideaway bar, Ed recalls an almost forgotten incident from his childhood, and in telling it reveals larger ideas of pain and loss that have shaped his entire life.

Miss Famous
Runtime: 13 minutes
Director: Shadae Lamar Smith
All Monica wants is to be wanted. But can she get past her fantasies in order see the truth about her life and desires? This film is part of the UCLA James Franco Collaborative.

Love in the Time of March Madness
Runtime: 9 minutes
Directors: Melissa Johnson, Robertino Zambrano
Melissa Johnson hit 6'4'' tall in 8th grade. Although this made her an instant basketball star, Love in the Time of March Madness explores her hilarious and awkward true-life misadventures in romance as she dates shorter men and gets cheered or jeered wherever she goes. Blazing with honesty and dry humor, this animated 'tall short' about embracing difference is certain to disarm and delight.

Jake Plays First Base
Runtime: 5 minutes
Director: Josh Harrell
Jake just graduated to coach-pitch little league on his baseball team, and he's set the East Nashville Little League on fire! Needless to say, Jake has big plans for his baseball future.