REAL TALK - DOCUMENTARY SHORTS #1

SATURDAY JUNE 29, 2024 AT 1:00 PM

Screening at

LIMELIGHT THEATER

349 Decatur St. SE, Atlanta, GA 30312

Born From Dust: The Art of Richard Wilks

Directors Simone Staff, Nick Paskhover - USA - 6 min.

In this captivating and visually stunning documentary, we embark on an inspiring journey alongside Richard Wilks –a multimedia sculptor– as he undergoes a remarkable transformation. Beginning as a 2D graphic designer, he dares to venture into uncharted territory, where his artistic evolution takes the form of colossal 3D sculptures meticulously crafted from repurposed materials.

I am Kanaka

Director Genevieve Sulway - United Kingdom - 15 min.

A local Hawaiian hero fights to save his culture by teaching traditions, sustainability and life skills to disadvantaged indigenous kids.

Justice for Batman: The Mark Racop Case

Director Aidan Merck - USA - 12 min.

Mark Racop, a batmobile maker from Indiana, is accused and raided by California police while being forced into a criminal court case.

Another Eight Seconds

Director Keith Malloy - USA - 16 min.

Following 805 Authentico and American pro bull-rider, Stetson Lawrence, "Another Eight Seconds" is the inspiring story behind the grit and determination of the nine-time PBR world finals qualifier as he climbed to the top of world rankings despite personal tragedies and major injuries, diving into the fortitude that made him a bull-riding legend and the injury that changed his life forever.

Dumpster Archeology

Director Dustie Carter - USA - 14 min.

Lew Blink embarks on thrilling expeditions through dimly lit alleys where every item holds a story waiting to be brought to life. Through his eyes, the trash-strewn landscapes transform into an endless playground of mysteries waiting to be unraveled inviting us to ponder the value of privacy and the impact of excessive waste while marveling at the wondrous stories within the refuge left in the alleyways.

Catman

Director Emily M. Goldberg - USA - 6 min.

A captivating short documentary that delves into the eccentric world of 89-year-old Harold Sims, the passionate owner and curator of the American Museum of the House Cat in Sylva, North Carolina. The film explores Harold's lifelong dedication to preserving the history and significance of domestic cats. As viewers journey through the museum's quirky exhibits and witness Harold's unwavering devotion to his beloved furry friends, "Catman" offers a poignant reflection on the profound bond between humans and their feline counterparts, while also celebrating the unique passions that enrich our lives.

Midnight Son

Directors Kevin John Gillese, Katie Hawkins - USA - 10 min.

In the face of many obstacles, a son makes a journey to the wilds of northern Canada to take his ailing father on a fishing trip.

Barriers

Director Brianna Mack - USA - 5 min.

A Black dancer’s journey towards self-acceptance and empowerment within a Eurocentric art form. A mini-documentary short film addressing the lack of diversity in the ballet community.

Limelight Theater

Address:

349 Decatur Street Southeast, Atlanta, Georgia 30312, United States

Parking: Parking in the garage of the Pencil Factory Lofts. We validate parking at theater. Marta: King Memorial Station is walking distance from theater email: atlantafilmseries@gmail.com

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