The BEST OF NITEHAWK SHORTS FESTIVAL Streams on Sundance Now through February 4
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“The mission of the Nitehawk Shorts Festival is to support independent short filmmaking and part of that includes getting as many eyes on short films as possible. We believe in a symbiotic relationship between theatrical and streaming so our exciting new partnership with Sundance Now and Shudder will allow an even wider audience to have access to these incredible works,” Caryn Coleman, Director of Programming/Special Projects, Nitehawk Cinema.
The BEST OF NITEHAWK SHORTS FESTIVAL highlights exceptional short-form filmmaking from the 2017 festival at Nitehawk Cinema. More than ever before, the agility of short filmmaking allows filmmakers to address the increasingly unstable world in a remarkably relatable way. The short films in this program are a part of this array of voices that aren’t simply imbued with the political climate but also of the more humanizing aspects we need reminding of such as culture, family, and love. Featured in BEST OF NITEHAWK SHORTS FESTIVAL: THE RABBIT HUNT (directed by Patrick Bresnan), UNPRESIDENTED (directed by Jason Giampietro), AND THE MOON STANDS STILL (directed by Yulia Ruditskaya), CURTIS (directed by Tannis M. Spencer), ADOLESCENCIA (directed by Jose Fernando Rodriguez), DAYTIME NOON (directed by Micah Perta), NIGHT (directed by Joosje Duk), REBUILDING IN MINIATURE (directed by Veena Rao), YES, GOD, YES (directed by Karen Maine), CLOUDY ALL DAY (directed by Dylan Pasture), THE TABLES (directed by Jon Bunning).
