Films
Exit 7A (short)
A young man must decide what to do next when the hitchhiker he picks up says she’s going to kill someone who lives off exit 7A.
Johnny Get the Christmas Tree (short)
From the director of The Summer of Walter Hacks: An old farmer finds a lost reel of Farm Security Administration footage shot when he was a child that chronicles his search for the perfect Christmas tree for his Granny.
Last Days at Doughboys (short)
Shot in Burlington in July, 2011, the film documents the last day Doughboy’s Bakery & Coffee Shop was open for business, as the patrons and staff reluctantly let go of the good old days of this landmark greasy-spoon diner and donut shop.
Mad River Rising (short)
An aging farmer escapes his retirement home to make one last trip to the site of his childhood farm. But this walk down memory lane soon becomes a devasting flood of things remembered and things to come.
Midnight (short)
A young woman flees her hectic life in NY, only to find something much stranger out in the country…
Ninth Life, A (short)
Jim, a young newspaper reporter, feels he has a tight rein on life until he meets Paige Turner, a girl caught up in an unusual chain of events.
Shape Of Things To Come (short)
A glimpse into the life of musician and professional recording artist Nick Zammuto, as he balances his passion for music with devotion to his growing family.
Sleepless In Burlington
A 24-hour filmmaking competition, wherein teams of students from four area schools (UVM, St. Michael’s College, Burlington College, and Middlebury College) confront the challenge of conceiving, casting, shooting, and editing a film incorporating required elements (dialogue, locations, themes, local celebrities) under the pressure of a 24 hour production deadline.
Soldiers Of Peace
The story of veterans who have opposed war and includes interviews and footage spanning over four decades and three separate wars.. Intended as a counter narrative to traditional media coverage, the film charts the formation of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War and explores their evolution into passionate critics against war.
Stations (short)
Returning from war, a soldier condemns the girl he left behind for her perceived disloyalty.
Steel Rendevous (short)
A private eye is hired to dig up the dirt on a cheating husband, but gets more than he bargained for…
Story Of Cholera (short)
This animated public service short combines clear information about simple measures people can take to prevent the spread of cholera, one of the most dreaded and contagious diseases on earth, with terrific filmmaking. Winner: VT Filmmakers’ Showcase Audience Award 2012
We Have To Talk About Hunger (short)
In 2009 Vermont became the sixth hungriest state in the nation. We Have to Talk About Hunger looks behind the statistitics (one in five children here lives with food insecurity) to investigate who “the hungry” actually are and ask the disturbing question: Why, in Vermont, the healthiest state in the nation, can we not feed our own?
We Will Forget (short)
The film tells the true story of Robert Fitzpatrick, who spent over $100,000 of his own money to advertise the end of the world (predicted to be May 21st, 2011)
Welcome To Vermont
Welcome to Vermont takes us inside the daily lives of four families from Bosnia, Somalia, Iraq, and Rwanda who have recently resettled here and raises questions about adaptation, identity and diversity.
