GOODBYE OLD FRIEND

A young woman is trapped in her apartment by her childhood imaginary friend, who has come back to haunt her.

Director’s Bio
Rafael De Leon is an award-winning filmmaker born and raised in New York City. At the age of four, he broke his father’s Beta cassette player due to watching “Masters of the Universe” repeatedly. Since graduating from Fordham University, his short films have screened at festivals such as South by Southwest, the Fantasia International Film Festival and Dances With Films. His new short horror film GOODBYE OLD FRIEND is currently on the festival circuit.

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MIDNITE

The Nitehawk Shorts Festival MIDNITE screening presents the most innovative new voices in genre filmmaking; now at a reasonable hour (9:30pm). This program presents seven films that explore the beautiful horror found in sacrifice and revenge.