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Introducing the #NashFilm57 Graveyard Shorts Official Selections.

BANSHEE (dir. Peter Vass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

In 1880s Ireland, Róise’s family is haunted by a banshee after she discovers a mysterious comb, leading to a series of deaths in her village. #banshee

BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY (dir. R.J. Glass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

You are cordially invited to attend Benny’s second birthday. When strangers begin arriving at her toddler’s birthday party, a pregnant mother is forced to confront her son’s unsettling popularity and the growing realization that he may be forming bonds beyond her control. A psychological horror, BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY dives into motherhood, isolation, and the quiet terror of watching your child become someone you no longer fully know.

CAMP OLEANDER (dir. Alyssa Aldaz)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Camp Oleander promises transformation, but its idyllic surface hides a ritual designed to reshape the girls who attend. As Parker and Laura’s connection deepens, they find themselves threatened by the camp’s most seductive rite. #campoleandermovie

CREATURES (dir. Matthew A. Skibiak)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Two estranged brothers discover a mysterious creature in the woods that begins to threaten their delicate balance.

FOREVER, LIAM (dir. Guillermo de la Rosa)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Alejandro and Paula’s young relationship takes a dark turn when her parents reveal a family secret: they live with the preserved corpse of Paula’s grandfather, caring for it as if he were still alive.

FOUR ITCHY BOYS (dir. Andrew Hebert)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Diego, Ollie, August, and Yote can’t stop itching. With no identifiable cause or cure, their condition has captured the attention of the public. As viral media sensations, the Itchy Boys are approached by the controversial talk show, The Horse’s Mouth, to discuss their mysterious ailment live from their state-mandated quarantine. But Katy, producer of the program, is seeking to deliver big numbers to the network and will

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Graveyard Shorts Official Selections.

BANSHEE (dir. Peter Vass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

In 1880s Ireland, Róise’s family is haunted by a banshee after she discovers a mysterious comb, leading to a series of deaths in her village. #banshee

BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY (dir. R.J. Glass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

You are cordially invited to attend Benny’s second birthday. When strangers begin arriving at her toddler’s birthday party, a pregnant mother is forced to confront her son’s unsettling popularity and the growing realization that he may be forming bonds beyond her control. A psychological horror, BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY dives into motherhood, isolation, and the quiet terror of watching your child become someone you no longer fully know.

CAMP OLEANDER (dir. Alyssa Aldaz)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Camp Oleander promises transformation, but its idyllic surface hides a ritual designed to reshape the girls who attend. As Parker and Laura’s connection deepens, they find themselves threatened by the camp’s most seductive rite. #campoleandermovie

CREATURES (dir. Matthew A. Skibiak)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Two estranged brothers discover a mysterious creature in the woods that begins to threaten their delicate balance.

FOREVER, LIAM (dir. Guillermo de la Rosa)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Alejandro and Paula’s young relationship takes a dark turn when her parents reveal a family secret: they live with the preserved corpse of Paula’s grandfather, caring for it as if he were still alive.

FOUR ITCHY BOYS (dir. Andrew Hebert)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Diego, Ollie, August, and Yote can’t stop itching. With no identifiable cause or cure, their condition has captured the attention of the public. As viral media sensations, the Itchy Boys are approached by the controversial talk show, The Horse’s Mouth, to discuss their mysterious ailment live from their state-mandated quarantine. But Katy, producer of the program, is seeking to deliver big numbers to the network and will

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Graveyard Shorts Official Selections.

BANSHEE (dir. Peter Vass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

In 1880s Ireland, Róise’s family is haunted by a banshee after she discovers a mysterious comb, leading to a series of deaths in her village. #banshee

BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY (dir. R.J. Glass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

You are cordially invited to attend Benny’s second birthday. When strangers begin arriving at her toddler’s birthday party, a pregnant mother is forced to confront her son’s unsettling popularity and the growing realization that he may be forming bonds beyond her control. A psychological horror, BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY dives into motherhood, isolation, and the quiet terror of watching your child become someone you no longer fully know.

CAMP OLEANDER (dir. Alyssa Aldaz)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Camp Oleander promises transformation, but its idyllic surface hides a ritual designed to reshape the girls who attend. As Parker and Laura’s connection deepens, they find themselves threatened by the camp’s most seductive rite. #campoleandermovie

CREATURES (dir. Matthew A. Skibiak)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Two estranged brothers discover a mysterious creature in the woods that begins to threaten their delicate balance.

FOREVER, LIAM (dir. Guillermo de la Rosa)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Alejandro and Paula’s young relationship takes a dark turn when her parents reveal a family secret: they live with the preserved corpse of Paula’s grandfather, caring for it as if he were still alive.

FOUR ITCHY BOYS (dir. Andrew Hebert)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Diego, Ollie, August, and Yote can’t stop itching. With no identifiable cause or cure, their condition has captured the attention of the public. As viral media sensations, the Itchy Boys are approached by the controversial talk show, The Horse’s Mouth, to discuss their mysterious ailment live from their state-mandated quarantine. But Katy, producer of the program, is seeking to deliver big numbers to the network and will

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Graveyard Shorts Official Selections.

BANSHEE (dir. Peter Vass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

In 1880s Ireland, Róise’s family is haunted by a banshee after she discovers a mysterious comb, leading to a series of deaths in her village. #banshee

BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY (dir. R.J. Glass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

You are cordially invited to attend Benny’s second birthday. When strangers begin arriving at her toddler’s birthday party, a pregnant mother is forced to confront her son’s unsettling popularity and the growing realization that he may be forming bonds beyond her control. A psychological horror, BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY dives into motherhood, isolation, and the quiet terror of watching your child become someone you no longer fully know.

CAMP OLEANDER (dir. Alyssa Aldaz)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Camp Oleander promises transformation, but its idyllic surface hides a ritual designed to reshape the girls who attend. As Parker and Laura’s connection deepens, they find themselves threatened by the camp’s most seductive rite. #campoleandermovie

CREATURES (dir. Matthew A. Skibiak)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Two estranged brothers discover a mysterious creature in the woods that begins to threaten their delicate balance.

FOREVER, LIAM (dir. Guillermo de la Rosa)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Alejandro and Paula’s young relationship takes a dark turn when her parents reveal a family secret: they live with the preserved corpse of Paula’s grandfather, caring for it as if he were still alive.

FOUR ITCHY BOYS (dir. Andrew Hebert)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Diego, Ollie, August, and Yote can’t stop itching. With no identifiable cause or cure, their condition has captured the attention of the public. As viral media sensations, the Itchy Boys are approached by the controversial talk show, The Horse’s Mouth, to discuss their mysterious ailment live from their state-mandated quarantine. But Katy, producer of the program, is seeking to deliver big numbers to the network and will

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Graveyard Shorts Official Selections.

BANSHEE (dir. Peter Vass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

In 1880s Ireland, Róise’s family is haunted by a banshee after she discovers a mysterious comb, leading to a series of deaths in her village. #banshee

BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY (dir. R.J. Glass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

You are cordially invited to attend Benny’s second birthday. When strangers begin arriving at her toddler’s birthday party, a pregnant mother is forced to confront her son’s unsettling popularity and the growing realization that he may be forming bonds beyond her control. A psychological horror, BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY dives into motherhood, isolation, and the quiet terror of watching your child become someone you no longer fully know.

CAMP OLEANDER (dir. Alyssa Aldaz)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Camp Oleander promises transformation, but its idyllic surface hides a ritual designed to reshape the girls who attend. As Parker and Laura’s connection deepens, they find themselves threatened by the camp’s most seductive rite. #campoleandermovie

CREATURES (dir. Matthew A. Skibiak)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Two estranged brothers discover a mysterious creature in the woods that begins to threaten their delicate balance.

FOREVER, LIAM (dir. Guillermo de la Rosa)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Alejandro and Paula’s young relationship takes a dark turn when her parents reveal a family secret: they live with the preserved corpse of Paula’s grandfather, caring for it as if he were still alive.

FOUR ITCHY BOYS (dir. Andrew Hebert)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Diego, Ollie, August, and Yote can’t stop itching. With no identifiable cause or cure, their condition has captured the attention of the public. As viral media sensations, the Itchy Boys are approached by the controversial talk show, The Horse’s Mouth, to discuss their mysterious ailment live from their state-mandated quarantine. But Katy, producer of the program, is seeking to deliver big numbers to the network and will

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Graveyard Shorts Official Selections.

BANSHEE (dir. Peter Vass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

In 1880s Ireland, Róise’s family is haunted by a banshee after she discovers a mysterious comb, leading to a series of deaths in her village. #banshee

BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY (dir. R.J. Glass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

You are cordially invited to attend Benny’s second birthday. When strangers begin arriving at her toddler’s birthday party, a pregnant mother is forced to confront her son’s unsettling popularity and the growing realization that he may be forming bonds beyond her control. A psychological horror, BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY dives into motherhood, isolation, and the quiet terror of watching your child become someone you no longer fully know.

CAMP OLEANDER (dir. Alyssa Aldaz)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Camp Oleander promises transformation, but its idyllic surface hides a ritual designed to reshape the girls who attend. As Parker and Laura’s connection deepens, they find themselves threatened by the camp’s most seductive rite. #campoleandermovie

CREATURES (dir. Matthew A. Skibiak)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Two estranged brothers discover a mysterious creature in the woods that begins to threaten their delicate balance.

FOREVER, LIAM (dir. Guillermo de la Rosa)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Alejandro and Paula’s young relationship takes a dark turn when her parents reveal a family secret: they live with the preserved corpse of Paula’s grandfather, caring for it as if he were still alive.

FOUR ITCHY BOYS (dir. Andrew Hebert)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Diego, Ollie, August, and Yote can’t stop itching. With no identifiable cause or cure, their condition has captured the attention of the public. As viral media sensations, the Itchy Boys are approached by the controversial talk show, The Horse’s Mouth, to discuss their mysterious ailment live from their state-mandated quarantine. But Katy, producer of the program, is seeking to deliver big numbers to the network and will

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Graveyard Shorts Official Selections.

BANSHEE (dir. Peter Vass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

In 1880s Ireland, Róise’s family is haunted by a banshee after she discovers a mysterious comb, leading to a series of deaths in her village. #banshee

BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY (dir. R.J. Glass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

You are cordially invited to attend Benny’s second birthday. When strangers begin arriving at her toddler’s birthday party, a pregnant mother is forced to confront her son’s unsettling popularity and the growing realization that he may be forming bonds beyond her control. A psychological horror, BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY dives into motherhood, isolation, and the quiet terror of watching your child become someone you no longer fully know.

CAMP OLEANDER (dir. Alyssa Aldaz)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Camp Oleander promises transformation, but its idyllic surface hides a ritual designed to reshape the girls who attend. As Parker and Laura’s connection deepens, they find themselves threatened by the camp’s most seductive rite. #campoleandermovie

CREATURES (dir. Matthew A. Skibiak)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Two estranged brothers discover a mysterious creature in the woods that begins to threaten their delicate balance.

FOREVER, LIAM (dir. Guillermo de la Rosa)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Alejandro and Paula’s young relationship takes a dark turn when her parents reveal a family secret: they live with the preserved corpse of Paula’s grandfather, caring for it as if he were still alive.

FOUR ITCHY BOYS (dir. Andrew Hebert)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Diego, Ollie, August, and Yote can’t stop itching. With no identifiable cause or cure, their condition has captured the attention of the public. As viral media sensations, the Itchy Boys are approached by the controversial talk show, The Horse’s Mouth, to discuss their mysterious ailment live from their state-mandated quarantine. But Katy, producer of the program, is seeking to deliver big numbers to the network and will

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Graveyard Shorts Official Selections.

BANSHEE (dir. Peter Vass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

In 1880s Ireland, Róise’s family is haunted by a banshee after she discovers a mysterious comb, leading to a series of deaths in her village. #banshee

BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY (dir. R.J. Glass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

You are cordially invited to attend Benny’s second birthday. When strangers begin arriving at her toddler’s birthday party, a pregnant mother is forced to confront her son’s unsettling popularity and the growing realization that he may be forming bonds beyond her control. A psychological horror, BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY dives into motherhood, isolation, and the quiet terror of watching your child become someone you no longer fully know.

CAMP OLEANDER (dir. Alyssa Aldaz)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Camp Oleander promises transformation, but its idyllic surface hides a ritual designed to reshape the girls who attend. As Parker and Laura’s connection deepens, they find themselves threatened by the camp’s most seductive rite. #campoleandermovie

CREATURES (dir. Matthew A. Skibiak)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Two estranged brothers discover a mysterious creature in the woods that begins to threaten their delicate balance.

FOREVER, LIAM (dir. Guillermo de la Rosa)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Alejandro and Paula’s young relationship takes a dark turn when her parents reveal a family secret: they live with the preserved corpse of Paula’s grandfather, caring for it as if he were still alive.

FOUR ITCHY BOYS (dir. Andrew Hebert)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Diego, Ollie, August, and Yote can’t stop itching. With no identifiable cause or cure, their condition has captured the attention of the public. As viral media sensations, the Itchy Boys are approached by the controversial talk show, The Horse’s Mouth, to discuss their mysterious ailment live from their state-mandated quarantine. But Katy, producer of the program, is seeking to deliver big numbers to the network and will

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Graveyard Shorts Official Selections.

BANSHEE (dir. Peter Vass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

In 1880s Ireland, Róise’s family is haunted by a banshee after she discovers a mysterious comb, leading to a series of deaths in her village. #banshee

BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY (dir. R.J. Glass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

You are cordially invited to attend Benny’s second birthday. When strangers begin arriving at her toddler’s birthday party, a pregnant mother is forced to confront her son’s unsettling popularity and the growing realization that he may be forming bonds beyond her control. A psychological horror, BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY dives into motherhood, isolation, and the quiet terror of watching your child become someone you no longer fully know.

CAMP OLEANDER (dir. Alyssa Aldaz)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Camp Oleander promises transformation, but its idyllic surface hides a ritual designed to reshape the girls who attend. As Parker and Laura’s connection deepens, they find themselves threatened by the camp’s most seductive rite. #campoleandermovie

CREATURES (dir. Matthew A. Skibiak)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Two estranged brothers discover a mysterious creature in the woods that begins to threaten their delicate balance.

FOREVER, LIAM (dir. Guillermo de la Rosa)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Alejandro and Paula’s young relationship takes a dark turn when her parents reveal a family secret: they live with the preserved corpse of Paula’s grandfather, caring for it as if he were still alive.

FOUR ITCHY BOYS (dir. Andrew Hebert)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Diego, Ollie, August, and Yote can’t stop itching. With no identifiable cause or cure, their condition has captured the attention of the public. As viral media sensations, the Itchy Boys are approached by the controversial talk show, The Horse’s Mouth, to discuss their mysterious ailment live from their state-mandated quarantine. But Katy, producer of the program, is seeking to deliver big numbers to the network and will

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Graveyard Shorts Official Selections.

BANSHEE (dir. Peter Vass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

In 1880s Ireland, Róise’s family is haunted by a banshee after she discovers a mysterious comb, leading to a series of deaths in her village. #banshee

BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY (dir. R.J. Glass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

You are cordially invited to attend Benny’s second birthday. When strangers begin arriving at her toddler’s birthday party, a pregnant mother is forced to confront her son’s unsettling popularity and the growing realization that he may be forming bonds beyond her control. A psychological horror, BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY dives into motherhood, isolation, and the quiet terror of watching your child become someone you no longer fully know.

CAMP OLEANDER (dir. Alyssa Aldaz)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Camp Oleander promises transformation, but its idyllic surface hides a ritual designed to reshape the girls who attend. As Parker and Laura’s connection deepens, they find themselves threatened by the camp’s most seductive rite. #campoleandermovie

CREATURES (dir. Matthew A. Skibiak)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Two estranged brothers discover a mysterious creature in the woods that begins to threaten their delicate balance.

FOREVER, LIAM (dir. Guillermo de la Rosa)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Alejandro and Paula’s young relationship takes a dark turn when her parents reveal a family secret: they live with the preserved corpse of Paula’s grandfather, caring for it as if he were still alive.

FOUR ITCHY BOYS (dir. Andrew Hebert)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Diego, Ollie, August, and Yote can’t stop itching. With no identifiable cause or cure, their condition has captured the attention of the public. As viral media sensations, the Itchy Boys are approached by the controversial talk show, The Horse’s Mouth, to discuss their mysterious ailment live from their state-mandated quarantine. But Katy, producer of the program, is seeking to deliver big numbers to the network and will

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Graveyard Shorts Official Selections.

BANSHEE (dir. Peter Vass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

In 1880s Ireland, Róise’s family is haunted by a banshee after she discovers a mysterious comb, leading to a series of deaths in her village. #banshee

BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY (dir. R.J. Glass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

You are cordially invited to attend Benny’s second birthday. When strangers begin arriving at her toddler’s birthday party, a pregnant mother is forced to confront her son’s unsettling popularity and the growing realization that he may be forming bonds beyond her control. A psychological horror, BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY dives into motherhood, isolation, and the quiet terror of watching your child become someone you no longer fully know.

CAMP OLEANDER (dir. Alyssa Aldaz)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Camp Oleander promises transformation, but its idyllic surface hides a ritual designed to reshape the girls who attend. As Parker and Laura’s connection deepens, they find themselves threatened by the camp’s most seductive rite. #campoleandermovie

CREATURES (dir. Matthew A. Skibiak)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Two estranged brothers discover a mysterious creature in the woods that begins to threaten their delicate balance.

FOREVER, LIAM (dir. Guillermo de la Rosa)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Alejandro and Paula’s young relationship takes a dark turn when her parents reveal a family secret: they live with the preserved corpse of Paula’s grandfather, caring for it as if he were still alive.

FOUR ITCHY BOYS (dir. Andrew Hebert)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Diego, Ollie, August, and Yote can’t stop itching. With no identifiable cause or cure, their condition has captured the attention of the public. As viral media sensations, the Itchy Boys are approached by the controversial talk show, The Horse’s Mouth, to discuss their mysterious ailment live from their state-mandated quarantine. But Katy, producer of the program, is seeking to deliver big numbers to the network and will

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Graveyard Shorts Official Selections.

BANSHEE (dir. Peter Vass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

In 1880s Ireland, Róise’s family is haunted by a banshee after she discovers a mysterious comb, leading to a series of deaths in her village. #banshee

BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY (dir. R.J. Glass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

You are cordially invited to attend Benny’s second birthday. When strangers begin arriving at her toddler’s birthday party, a pregnant mother is forced to confront her son’s unsettling popularity and the growing realization that he may be forming bonds beyond her control. A psychological horror, BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY dives into motherhood, isolation, and the quiet terror of watching your child become someone you no longer fully know.

CAMP OLEANDER (dir. Alyssa Aldaz)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Camp Oleander promises transformation, but its idyllic surface hides a ritual designed to reshape the girls who attend. As Parker and Laura’s connection deepens, they find themselves threatened by the camp’s most seductive rite. #campoleandermovie

CREATURES (dir. Matthew A. Skibiak)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Two estranged brothers discover a mysterious creature in the woods that begins to threaten their delicate balance.

FOREVER, LIAM (dir. Guillermo de la Rosa)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Alejandro and Paula’s young relationship takes a dark turn when her parents reveal a family secret: they live with the preserved corpse of Paula’s grandfather, caring for it as if he were still alive.

FOUR ITCHY BOYS (dir. Andrew Hebert)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Diego, Ollie, August, and Yote can’t stop itching. With no identifiable cause or cure, their condition has captured the attention of the public. As viral media sensations, the Itchy Boys are approached by the controversial talk show, The Horse’s Mouth, to discuss their mysterious ailment live from their state-mandated quarantine. But Katy, producer of the program, is seeking to deliver big numbers to the network and will

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Graveyard Shorts Official Selections.

BANSHEE (dir. Peter Vass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

In 1880s Ireland, Róise’s family is haunted by a banshee after she discovers a mysterious comb, leading to a series of deaths in her village. #banshee

BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY (dir. R.J. Glass)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

You are cordially invited to attend Benny’s second birthday. When strangers begin arriving at her toddler’s birthday party, a pregnant mother is forced to confront her son’s unsettling popularity and the growing realization that he may be forming bonds beyond her control. A psychological horror, BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY dives into motherhood, isolation, and the quiet terror of watching your child become someone you no longer fully know.

CAMP OLEANDER (dir. Alyssa Aldaz)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Camp Oleander promises transformation, but its idyllic surface hides a ritual designed to reshape the girls who attend. As Parker and Laura’s connection deepens, they find themselves threatened by the camp’s most seductive rite. #campoleandermovie

CREATURES (dir. Matthew A. Skibiak)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Two estranged brothers discover a mysterious creature in the woods that begins to threaten their delicate balance.

FOREVER, LIAM (dir. Guillermo de la Rosa)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Alejandro and Paula’s young relationship takes a dark turn when her parents reveal a family secret: they live with the preserved corpse of Paula’s grandfather, caring for it as if he were still alive.

FOUR ITCHY BOYS (dir. Andrew Hebert)

Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Diego, Ollie, August, and Yote can’t stop itching. With no identifiable cause or cure, their condition has captured the attention of the public. As viral media sensations, the Itchy Boys are approached by the controversial talk show, The Horse’s Mouth, to discuss their mysterious ailment live from their state-mandated quarantine. But Katy, producer of the program, is seeking to deliver big numbers to the network and will

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Introducing the #NashFilm57 Graveyard Shorts Official Selections. BANSHEE (dir. Peter Vass) Fri, Sep 25th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 In 1880s Ireland, Róise’s family is haunted by a banshee after she discovers a mysterious comb, leading to a series of deaths in her village. #banshee BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY (dir. R.J. Glass) Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 You are cordially invited to attend Benny’s second birthday. When strangers begin arriving at her toddler’s birthday party, a pregnant mother is forced to confront her son’s unsettling popularity and the growing realization that he may be forming bonds beyond her control. A psychological horror, BENNY’S SECOND BIRTHDAY dives into motherhood, isolation, and the quiet terror of watching your child become someone you no longer fully know. CAMP OLEANDER (dir. Alyssa Aldaz) Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 Camp Oleander promises transformation, but its idyllic surface hides a ritual designed to reshape the girls who attend. As Parker and Laura’s connection deepens, they find themselves threatened by the camp’s most seductive rite. #campoleandermovie CREATURES (dir. Matthew A. Skibiak) Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 Two estranged brothers discover a mysterious creature in the woods that begins to threaten their delicate balance. FOREVER, LIAM (dir. Guillermo de la Rosa) Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 Alejandro and Paula’s young relationship takes a dark turn when her parents reveal a family secret: they live with the preserved corpse of Paula’s grandfather, caring for it as if he were still alive. FOUR ITCHY BOYS (dir. Andrew Hebert) Fri, Sep 25th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 Diego, Ollie, August, and Yote can’t stop itching. With no identifiable cause or cure, their condition has captured the attention of the public. As viral media sensations, the Itchy Boys are approached by the controversial talk show, The Horse’s Mouth, to discuss their mysterious ailment live from their state-mandated quarantine. But Katy, producer of the program, is seeking to deliver big numbers to the network and will

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Introducing the #NashFilm57 Animated Shorts Official Selections.

9 MILLION COLORS (dir. Bára Anna Stejskalová)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

The ocean is paradise for Fran the shrimp. Her deadly claws take whatever they desire. For the blind fish Milva, it’s a daily fight to survive. Fran sees her as beautiful and wants her to see the ocean in the same way. Can they overcome their differences?

APART (dir. Pola Maneli)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Amid the harsh realities of South African apartheid, two boys—Themba and Joel—form a dangerous friendship. As hate and fear threaten to pull them apart, their bond faces its greatest challenge in the form of a life-saving gesture. Through their eyes, we glimpse a moment of innocence—where hope, empathy, and understanding still feel possible. #apartanimatedshort

A BLACK RAIL’S TALE (dir. Lynn Tomlinson)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Seldom heard and even more rarely seen, a Black Rail is a small and secretive bird who makes its home in the vast landscape of wild and abandoned rice fields of South Carolina, originally built through the stolen expertise and forced labor of enslaved Africans. The film weaves together art, history, landscape and ecology, and was created by award-winning animator Lynn Tomlinson, and poet and cultural ornithologist J. Drew Lanham, with music composed by acclaimed guitarist Yasmin Williams. This unique animated documentary was executive produced by BirdStory and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. #ablackrailstale

SABA (dir. Liron Topaz)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

In an abstract and symbolic world where gravity is reversed, a unique bond forms between a grandfather and his grandson. As Saba, the grandfather guides the boy through this surreal reality, a violent storm strikes, tearing one of the ropes anchoring their home - and with it, their life together. After suffering a devastating loss of Saba, the boy embarks on an emotional journey in search of closure. Through a stylized and poetic visual language, the film explores life’s fundamental questions: the paths we take, separation from

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Animated Shorts Official Selections.

9 MILLION COLORS (dir. Bára Anna Stejskalová)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

The ocean is paradise for Fran the shrimp. Her deadly claws take whatever they desire. For the blind fish Milva, it’s a daily fight to survive. Fran sees her as beautiful and wants her to see the ocean in the same way. Can they overcome their differences?

APART (dir. Pola Maneli)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Amid the harsh realities of South African apartheid, two boys—Themba and Joel—form a dangerous friendship. As hate and fear threaten to pull them apart, their bond faces its greatest challenge in the form of a life-saving gesture. Through their eyes, we glimpse a moment of innocence—where hope, empathy, and understanding still feel possible. #apartanimatedshort

A BLACK RAIL’S TALE (dir. Lynn Tomlinson)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Seldom heard and even more rarely seen, a Black Rail is a small and secretive bird who makes its home in the vast landscape of wild and abandoned rice fields of South Carolina, originally built through the stolen expertise and forced labor of enslaved Africans. The film weaves together art, history, landscape and ecology, and was created by award-winning animator Lynn Tomlinson, and poet and cultural ornithologist J. Drew Lanham, with music composed by acclaimed guitarist Yasmin Williams. This unique animated documentary was executive produced by BirdStory and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. #ablackrailstale

SABA (dir. Liron Topaz)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

In an abstract and symbolic world where gravity is reversed, a unique bond forms between a grandfather and his grandson. As Saba, the grandfather guides the boy through this surreal reality, a violent storm strikes, tearing one of the ropes anchoring their home - and with it, their life together. After suffering a devastating loss of Saba, the boy embarks on an emotional journey in search of closure. Through a stylized and poetic visual language, the film explores life’s fundamental questions: the paths we take, separation from

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Animated Shorts Official Selections.

9 MILLION COLORS (dir. Bára Anna Stejskalová)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

The ocean is paradise for Fran the shrimp. Her deadly claws take whatever they desire. For the blind fish Milva, it’s a daily fight to survive. Fran sees her as beautiful and wants her to see the ocean in the same way. Can they overcome their differences?

APART (dir. Pola Maneli)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Amid the harsh realities of South African apartheid, two boys—Themba and Joel—form a dangerous friendship. As hate and fear threaten to pull them apart, their bond faces its greatest challenge in the form of a life-saving gesture. Through their eyes, we glimpse a moment of innocence—where hope, empathy, and understanding still feel possible. #apartanimatedshort

A BLACK RAIL’S TALE (dir. Lynn Tomlinson)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Seldom heard and even more rarely seen, a Black Rail is a small and secretive bird who makes its home in the vast landscape of wild and abandoned rice fields of South Carolina, originally built through the stolen expertise and forced labor of enslaved Africans. The film weaves together art, history, landscape and ecology, and was created by award-winning animator Lynn Tomlinson, and poet and cultural ornithologist J. Drew Lanham, with music composed by acclaimed guitarist Yasmin Williams. This unique animated documentary was executive produced by BirdStory and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. #ablackrailstale

SABA (dir. Liron Topaz)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

In an abstract and symbolic world where gravity is reversed, a unique bond forms between a grandfather and his grandson. As Saba, the grandfather guides the boy through this surreal reality, a violent storm strikes, tearing one of the ropes anchoring their home - and with it, their life together. After suffering a devastating loss of Saba, the boy embarks on an emotional journey in search of closure. Through a stylized and poetic visual language, the film explores life’s fundamental questions: the paths we take, separation from

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Animated Shorts Official Selections.

9 MILLION COLORS (dir. Bára Anna Stejskalová)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

The ocean is paradise for Fran the shrimp. Her deadly claws take whatever they desire. For the blind fish Milva, it’s a daily fight to survive. Fran sees her as beautiful and wants her to see the ocean in the same way. Can they overcome their differences?

APART (dir. Pola Maneli)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Amid the harsh realities of South African apartheid, two boys—Themba and Joel—form a dangerous friendship. As hate and fear threaten to pull them apart, their bond faces its greatest challenge in the form of a life-saving gesture. Through their eyes, we glimpse a moment of innocence—where hope, empathy, and understanding still feel possible. #apartanimatedshort

A BLACK RAIL’S TALE (dir. Lynn Tomlinson)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Seldom heard and even more rarely seen, a Black Rail is a small and secretive bird who makes its home in the vast landscape of wild and abandoned rice fields of South Carolina, originally built through the stolen expertise and forced labor of enslaved Africans. The film weaves together art, history, landscape and ecology, and was created by award-winning animator Lynn Tomlinson, and poet and cultural ornithologist J. Drew Lanham, with music composed by acclaimed guitarist Yasmin Williams. This unique animated documentary was executive produced by BirdStory and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. #ablackrailstale

SABA (dir. Liron Topaz)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

In an abstract and symbolic world where gravity is reversed, a unique bond forms between a grandfather and his grandson. As Saba, the grandfather guides the boy through this surreal reality, a violent storm strikes, tearing one of the ropes anchoring their home - and with it, their life together. After suffering a devastating loss of Saba, the boy embarks on an emotional journey in search of closure. Through a stylized and poetic visual language, the film explores life’s fundamental questions: the paths we take, separation from

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Animated Shorts Official Selections.

9 MILLION COLORS (dir. Bára Anna Stejskalová)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

The ocean is paradise for Fran the shrimp. Her deadly claws take whatever they desire. For the blind fish Milva, it’s a daily fight to survive. Fran sees her as beautiful and wants her to see the ocean in the same way. Can they overcome their differences?

APART (dir. Pola Maneli)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Amid the harsh realities of South African apartheid, two boys—Themba and Joel—form a dangerous friendship. As hate and fear threaten to pull them apart, their bond faces its greatest challenge in the form of a life-saving gesture. Through their eyes, we glimpse a moment of innocence—where hope, empathy, and understanding still feel possible. #apartanimatedshort

A BLACK RAIL’S TALE (dir. Lynn Tomlinson)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Seldom heard and even more rarely seen, a Black Rail is a small and secretive bird who makes its home in the vast landscape of wild and abandoned rice fields of South Carolina, originally built through the stolen expertise and forced labor of enslaved Africans. The film weaves together art, history, landscape and ecology, and was created by award-winning animator Lynn Tomlinson, and poet and cultural ornithologist J. Drew Lanham, with music composed by acclaimed guitarist Yasmin Williams. This unique animated documentary was executive produced by BirdStory and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. #ablackrailstale

SABA (dir. Liron Topaz)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

In an abstract and symbolic world where gravity is reversed, a unique bond forms between a grandfather and his grandson. As Saba, the grandfather guides the boy through this surreal reality, a violent storm strikes, tearing one of the ropes anchoring their home - and with it, their life together. After suffering a devastating loss of Saba, the boy embarks on an emotional journey in search of closure. Through a stylized and poetic visual language, the film explores life’s fundamental questions: the paths we take, separation from

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Animated Shorts Official Selections.

9 MILLION COLORS (dir. Bára Anna Stejskalová)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

The ocean is paradise for Fran the shrimp. Her deadly claws take whatever they desire. For the blind fish Milva, it’s a daily fight to survive. Fran sees her as beautiful and wants her to see the ocean in the same way. Can they overcome their differences?

APART (dir. Pola Maneli)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Amid the harsh realities of South African apartheid, two boys—Themba and Joel—form a dangerous friendship. As hate and fear threaten to pull them apart, their bond faces its greatest challenge in the form of a life-saving gesture. Through their eyes, we glimpse a moment of innocence—where hope, empathy, and understanding still feel possible. #apartanimatedshort

A BLACK RAIL’S TALE (dir. Lynn Tomlinson)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Seldom heard and even more rarely seen, a Black Rail is a small and secretive bird who makes its home in the vast landscape of wild and abandoned rice fields of South Carolina, originally built through the stolen expertise and forced labor of enslaved Africans. The film weaves together art, history, landscape and ecology, and was created by award-winning animator Lynn Tomlinson, and poet and cultural ornithologist J. Drew Lanham, with music composed by acclaimed guitarist Yasmin Williams. This unique animated documentary was executive produced by BirdStory and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. #ablackrailstale

SABA (dir. Liron Topaz)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

In an abstract and symbolic world where gravity is reversed, a unique bond forms between a grandfather and his grandson. As Saba, the grandfather guides the boy through this surreal reality, a violent storm strikes, tearing one of the ropes anchoring their home - and with it, their life together. After suffering a devastating loss of Saba, the boy embarks on an emotional journey in search of closure. Through a stylized and poetic visual language, the film explores life’s fundamental questions: the paths we take, separation from

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Animated Shorts Official Selections.

9 MILLION COLORS (dir. Bára Anna Stejskalová)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

The ocean is paradise for Fran the shrimp. Her deadly claws take whatever they desire. For the blind fish Milva, it’s a daily fight to survive. Fran sees her as beautiful and wants her to see the ocean in the same way. Can they overcome their differences?

APART (dir. Pola Maneli)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Amid the harsh realities of South African apartheid, two boys—Themba and Joel—form a dangerous friendship. As hate and fear threaten to pull them apart, their bond faces its greatest challenge in the form of a life-saving gesture. Through their eyes, we glimpse a moment of innocence—where hope, empathy, and understanding still feel possible. #apartanimatedshort

A BLACK RAIL’S TALE (dir. Lynn Tomlinson)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Seldom heard and even more rarely seen, a Black Rail is a small and secretive bird who makes its home in the vast landscape of wild and abandoned rice fields of South Carolina, originally built through the stolen expertise and forced labor of enslaved Africans. The film weaves together art, history, landscape and ecology, and was created by award-winning animator Lynn Tomlinson, and poet and cultural ornithologist J. Drew Lanham, with music composed by acclaimed guitarist Yasmin Williams. This unique animated documentary was executive produced by BirdStory and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. #ablackrailstale

SABA (dir. Liron Topaz)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

In an abstract and symbolic world where gravity is reversed, a unique bond forms between a grandfather and his grandson. As Saba, the grandfather guides the boy through this surreal reality, a violent storm strikes, tearing one of the ropes anchoring their home - and with it, their life together. After suffering a devastating loss of Saba, the boy embarks on an emotional journey in search of closure. Through a stylized and poetic visual language, the film explores life’s fundamental questions: the paths we take, separation from

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Animated Shorts Official Selections.

9 MILLION COLORS (dir. Bára Anna Stejskalová)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

The ocean is paradise for Fran the shrimp. Her deadly claws take whatever they desire. For the blind fish Milva, it’s a daily fight to survive. Fran sees her as beautiful and wants her to see the ocean in the same way. Can they overcome their differences?

APART (dir. Pola Maneli)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Amid the harsh realities of South African apartheid, two boys—Themba and Joel—form a dangerous friendship. As hate and fear threaten to pull them apart, their bond faces its greatest challenge in the form of a life-saving gesture. Through their eyes, we glimpse a moment of innocence—where hope, empathy, and understanding still feel possible. #apartanimatedshort

A BLACK RAIL’S TALE (dir. Lynn Tomlinson)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

Seldom heard and even more rarely seen, a Black Rail is a small and secretive bird who makes its home in the vast landscape of wild and abandoned rice fields of South Carolina, originally built through the stolen expertise and forced labor of enslaved Africans. The film weaves together art, history, landscape and ecology, and was created by award-winning animator Lynn Tomlinson, and poet and cultural ornithologist J. Drew Lanham, with music composed by acclaimed guitarist Yasmin Williams. This unique animated documentary was executive produced by BirdStory and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. #ablackrailstale

SABA (dir. Liron Topaz)

Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5

In an abstract and symbolic world where gravity is reversed, a unique bond forms between a grandfather and his grandson. As Saba, the grandfather guides the boy through this surreal reality, a violent storm strikes, tearing one of the ropes anchoring their home - and with it, their life together. After suffering a devastating loss of Saba, the boy embarks on an emotional journey in search of closure. Through a stylized and poetic visual language, the film explores life’s fundamental questions: the paths we take, separation from

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Introducing the #NashFilm57 Animated Shorts Official Selections. 9 MILLION COLORS (dir. Bára Anna Stejskalová) Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 The ocean is paradise for Fran the shrimp. Her deadly claws take whatever they desire. For the blind fish Milva, it’s a daily fight to survive. Fran sees her as beautiful and wants her to see the ocean in the same way. Can they overcome their differences? APART (dir. Pola Maneli) Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 Amid the harsh realities of South African apartheid, two boys—Themba and Joel—form a dangerous friendship. As hate and fear threaten to pull them apart, their bond faces its greatest challenge in the form of a life-saving gesture. Through their eyes, we glimpse a moment of innocence—where hope, empathy, and understanding still feel possible. #apartanimatedshort A BLACK RAIL’S TALE (dir. Lynn Tomlinson) Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 Seldom heard and even more rarely seen, a Black Rail is a small and secretive bird who makes its home in the vast landscape of wild and abandoned rice fields of South Carolina, originally built through the stolen expertise and forced labor of enslaved Africans. The film weaves together art, history, landscape and ecology, and was created by award-winning animator Lynn Tomlinson, and poet and cultural ornithologist J. Drew Lanham, with music composed by acclaimed guitarist Yasmin Williams. This unique animated documentary was executive produced by BirdStory and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. #ablackrailstale SABA (dir. Liron Topaz) Sun, Sep 27th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 In an abstract and symbolic world where gravity is reversed, a unique bond forms between a grandfather and his grandson. As Saba, the grandfather guides the boy through this surreal reality, a violent storm strikes, tearing one of the ropes anchoring their home - and with it, their life together. After suffering a devastating loss of Saba, the boy embarks on an emotional journey in search of closure. Through a stylized and poetic visual language, the film explores life’s fundamental questions: the paths we take, separation from

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Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Shorts Official Selections.

THE ANCHORESS (dir. Matthew Fisher, Kevin Ray) (SOLD OUT)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

A devout woman seeks holy solitude in the wilderness of England. Then, one night, a disfigured trespasser emerges from the woods to invade her dwelling. In the end, she must choose whether the nightmare is a curse from Hell — or the sign from God she’s been praying for.

THE APPLE INTERVIEW: APPLE ONE (dir. Erik Sharpnack)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16
Tues, Sep 29th, 7:00 PM @ Johnson Center at Belmont University

In honor of the United States of America’s 250th year, the apple interviews is a study on what Middle Tennesseans think the American Dream is in 2026. Filmed during the first half of 2026, every interview was conducted the same way. Each person was given an apple and was asked only one question: What is the American Dream? This is only one apple from a larger group. There are more perspectives, more ideas, thoughts, dreams, but this apple feels the most relevant to right now.

BEST KEPT SECRET (dir. Sarah Vansandt)

Sat, Sep 26th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

What begins as an ordinary mattress-shopping trip quickly spirals into surreal horror when a couple falls asleep on a showroom bed and wakes to discover the furniture store has closed around them. As they navigate an endless maze of dimly lit aisles, a cheerful PA announcer grows increasingly sinister, exposing the couple’s deepest secrets while insinuating there’s only one way to leave: to buy a mattress. Reality begins to unravel as they search for an escape. #BestKeptSecret

COME ON, BOY (dir. Sarah Fleming, Laura Jean Hocking)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

Life is about transitions, and Alex has experienced many in recent years. Parenthood, divorce and gender transition. COME ON, BOY is an intimate, lyrical portrait of the Memphis-based musician as he reclaims his voice both on stage and in life. #comeonboy

DYING FOR LOVE (dir. Gabriel Conte)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT)

In 1991 Miami, a young Latina secretly

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Shorts Official Selections.

THE ANCHORESS (dir. Matthew Fisher, Kevin Ray) (SOLD OUT)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

A devout woman seeks holy solitude in the wilderness of England. Then, one night, a disfigured trespasser emerges from the woods to invade her dwelling. In the end, she must choose whether the nightmare is a curse from Hell — or the sign from God she’s been praying for.

THE APPLE INTERVIEW: APPLE ONE (dir. Erik Sharpnack)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16
Tues, Sep 29th, 7:00 PM @ Johnson Center at Belmont University

In honor of the United States of America’s 250th year, the apple interviews is a study on what Middle Tennesseans think the American Dream is in 2026. Filmed during the first half of 2026, every interview was conducted the same way. Each person was given an apple and was asked only one question: What is the American Dream? This is only one apple from a larger group. There are more perspectives, more ideas, thoughts, dreams, but this apple feels the most relevant to right now.

BEST KEPT SECRET (dir. Sarah Vansandt)

Sat, Sep 26th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

What begins as an ordinary mattress-shopping trip quickly spirals into surreal horror when a couple falls asleep on a showroom bed and wakes to discover the furniture store has closed around them. As they navigate an endless maze of dimly lit aisles, a cheerful PA announcer grows increasingly sinister, exposing the couple’s deepest secrets while insinuating there’s only one way to leave: to buy a mattress. Reality begins to unravel as they search for an escape. #BestKeptSecret

COME ON, BOY (dir. Sarah Fleming, Laura Jean Hocking)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

Life is about transitions, and Alex has experienced many in recent years. Parenthood, divorce and gender transition. COME ON, BOY is an intimate, lyrical portrait of the Memphis-based musician as he reclaims his voice both on stage and in life. #comeonboy

DYING FOR LOVE (dir. Gabriel Conte)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT)

In 1991 Miami, a young Latina secretly

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Shorts Official Selections.

THE ANCHORESS (dir. Matthew Fisher, Kevin Ray) (SOLD OUT)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

A devout woman seeks holy solitude in the wilderness of England. Then, one night, a disfigured trespasser emerges from the woods to invade her dwelling. In the end, she must choose whether the nightmare is a curse from Hell — or the sign from God she’s been praying for.

THE APPLE INTERVIEW: APPLE ONE (dir. Erik Sharpnack)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16
Tues, Sep 29th, 7:00 PM @ Johnson Center at Belmont University

In honor of the United States of America’s 250th year, the apple interviews is a study on what Middle Tennesseans think the American Dream is in 2026. Filmed during the first half of 2026, every interview was conducted the same way. Each person was given an apple and was asked only one question: What is the American Dream? This is only one apple from a larger group. There are more perspectives, more ideas, thoughts, dreams, but this apple feels the most relevant to right now.

BEST KEPT SECRET (dir. Sarah Vansandt)

Sat, Sep 26th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

What begins as an ordinary mattress-shopping trip quickly spirals into surreal horror when a couple falls asleep on a showroom bed and wakes to discover the furniture store has closed around them. As they navigate an endless maze of dimly lit aisles, a cheerful PA announcer grows increasingly sinister, exposing the couple’s deepest secrets while insinuating there’s only one way to leave: to buy a mattress. Reality begins to unravel as they search for an escape. #BestKeptSecret

COME ON, BOY (dir. Sarah Fleming, Laura Jean Hocking)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

Life is about transitions, and Alex has experienced many in recent years. Parenthood, divorce and gender transition. COME ON, BOY is an intimate, lyrical portrait of the Memphis-based musician as he reclaims his voice both on stage and in life. #comeonboy

DYING FOR LOVE (dir. Gabriel Conte)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT)

In 1991 Miami, a young Latina secretly

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Shorts Official Selections.

THE ANCHORESS (dir. Matthew Fisher, Kevin Ray) (SOLD OUT)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

A devout woman seeks holy solitude in the wilderness of England. Then, one night, a disfigured trespasser emerges from the woods to invade her dwelling. In the end, she must choose whether the nightmare is a curse from Hell — or the sign from God she’s been praying for.

THE APPLE INTERVIEW: APPLE ONE (dir. Erik Sharpnack)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16
Tues, Sep 29th, 7:00 PM @ Johnson Center at Belmont University

In honor of the United States of America’s 250th year, the apple interviews is a study on what Middle Tennesseans think the American Dream is in 2026. Filmed during the first half of 2026, every interview was conducted the same way. Each person was given an apple and was asked only one question: What is the American Dream? This is only one apple from a larger group. There are more perspectives, more ideas, thoughts, dreams, but this apple feels the most relevant to right now.

BEST KEPT SECRET (dir. Sarah Vansandt)

Sat, Sep 26th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

What begins as an ordinary mattress-shopping trip quickly spirals into surreal horror when a couple falls asleep on a showroom bed and wakes to discover the furniture store has closed around them. As they navigate an endless maze of dimly lit aisles, a cheerful PA announcer grows increasingly sinister, exposing the couple’s deepest secrets while insinuating there’s only one way to leave: to buy a mattress. Reality begins to unravel as they search for an escape. #BestKeptSecret

COME ON, BOY (dir. Sarah Fleming, Laura Jean Hocking)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

Life is about transitions, and Alex has experienced many in recent years. Parenthood, divorce and gender transition. COME ON, BOY is an intimate, lyrical portrait of the Memphis-based musician as he reclaims his voice both on stage and in life. #comeonboy

DYING FOR LOVE (dir. Gabriel Conte)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT)

In 1991 Miami, a young Latina secretly

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Shorts Official Selections.

THE ANCHORESS (dir. Matthew Fisher, Kevin Ray) (SOLD OUT)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

A devout woman seeks holy solitude in the wilderness of England. Then, one night, a disfigured trespasser emerges from the woods to invade her dwelling. In the end, she must choose whether the nightmare is a curse from Hell — or the sign from God she’s been praying for.

THE APPLE INTERVIEW: APPLE ONE (dir. Erik Sharpnack)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16
Tues, Sep 29th, 7:00 PM @ Johnson Center at Belmont University

In honor of the United States of America’s 250th year, the apple interviews is a study on what Middle Tennesseans think the American Dream is in 2026. Filmed during the first half of 2026, every interview was conducted the same way. Each person was given an apple and was asked only one question: What is the American Dream? This is only one apple from a larger group. There are more perspectives, more ideas, thoughts, dreams, but this apple feels the most relevant to right now.

BEST KEPT SECRET (dir. Sarah Vansandt)

Sat, Sep 26th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

What begins as an ordinary mattress-shopping trip quickly spirals into surreal horror when a couple falls asleep on a showroom bed and wakes to discover the furniture store has closed around them. As they navigate an endless maze of dimly lit aisles, a cheerful PA announcer grows increasingly sinister, exposing the couple’s deepest secrets while insinuating there’s only one way to leave: to buy a mattress. Reality begins to unravel as they search for an escape. #BestKeptSecret

COME ON, BOY (dir. Sarah Fleming, Laura Jean Hocking)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

Life is about transitions, and Alex has experienced many in recent years. Parenthood, divorce and gender transition. COME ON, BOY is an intimate, lyrical portrait of the Memphis-based musician as he reclaims his voice both on stage and in life. #comeonboy

DYING FOR LOVE (dir. Gabriel Conte)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT)

In 1991 Miami, a young Latina secretly

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Shorts Official Selections.

THE ANCHORESS (dir. Matthew Fisher, Kevin Ray) (SOLD OUT)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

A devout woman seeks holy solitude in the wilderness of England. Then, one night, a disfigured trespasser emerges from the woods to invade her dwelling. In the end, she must choose whether the nightmare is a curse from Hell — or the sign from God she’s been praying for.

THE APPLE INTERVIEW: APPLE ONE (dir. Erik Sharpnack)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16
Tues, Sep 29th, 7:00 PM @ Johnson Center at Belmont University

In honor of the United States of America’s 250th year, the apple interviews is a study on what Middle Tennesseans think the American Dream is in 2026. Filmed during the first half of 2026, every interview was conducted the same way. Each person was given an apple and was asked only one question: What is the American Dream? This is only one apple from a larger group. There are more perspectives, more ideas, thoughts, dreams, but this apple feels the most relevant to right now.

BEST KEPT SECRET (dir. Sarah Vansandt)

Sat, Sep 26th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

What begins as an ordinary mattress-shopping trip quickly spirals into surreal horror when a couple falls asleep on a showroom bed and wakes to discover the furniture store has closed around them. As they navigate an endless maze of dimly lit aisles, a cheerful PA announcer grows increasingly sinister, exposing the couple’s deepest secrets while insinuating there’s only one way to leave: to buy a mattress. Reality begins to unravel as they search for an escape. #BestKeptSecret

COME ON, BOY (dir. Sarah Fleming, Laura Jean Hocking)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

Life is about transitions, and Alex has experienced many in recent years. Parenthood, divorce and gender transition. COME ON, BOY is an intimate, lyrical portrait of the Memphis-based musician as he reclaims his voice both on stage and in life. #comeonboy

DYING FOR LOVE (dir. Gabriel Conte)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT)

In 1991 Miami, a young Latina secretly

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Shorts Official Selections.

THE ANCHORESS (dir. Matthew Fisher, Kevin Ray) (SOLD OUT)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

A devout woman seeks holy solitude in the wilderness of England. Then, one night, a disfigured trespasser emerges from the woods to invade her dwelling. In the end, she must choose whether the nightmare is a curse from Hell — or the sign from God she’s been praying for.

THE APPLE INTERVIEW: APPLE ONE (dir. Erik Sharpnack)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16
Tues, Sep 29th, 7:00 PM @ Johnson Center at Belmont University

In honor of the United States of America’s 250th year, the apple interviews is a study on what Middle Tennesseans think the American Dream is in 2026. Filmed during the first half of 2026, every interview was conducted the same way. Each person was given an apple and was asked only one question: What is the American Dream? This is only one apple from a larger group. There are more perspectives, more ideas, thoughts, dreams, but this apple feels the most relevant to right now.

BEST KEPT SECRET (dir. Sarah Vansandt)

Sat, Sep 26th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

What begins as an ordinary mattress-shopping trip quickly spirals into surreal horror when a couple falls asleep on a showroom bed and wakes to discover the furniture store has closed around them. As they navigate an endless maze of dimly lit aisles, a cheerful PA announcer grows increasingly sinister, exposing the couple’s deepest secrets while insinuating there’s only one way to leave: to buy a mattress. Reality begins to unravel as they search for an escape. #BestKeptSecret

COME ON, BOY (dir. Sarah Fleming, Laura Jean Hocking)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

Life is about transitions, and Alex has experienced many in recent years. Parenthood, divorce and gender transition. COME ON, BOY is an intimate, lyrical portrait of the Memphis-based musician as he reclaims his voice both on stage and in life. #comeonboy

DYING FOR LOVE (dir. Gabriel Conte)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT)

In 1991 Miami, a young Latina secretly

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Shorts Official Selections.

THE ANCHORESS (dir. Matthew Fisher, Kevin Ray) (SOLD OUT)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

A devout woman seeks holy solitude in the wilderness of England. Then, one night, a disfigured trespasser emerges from the woods to invade her dwelling. In the end, she must choose whether the nightmare is a curse from Hell — or the sign from God she’s been praying for.

THE APPLE INTERVIEW: APPLE ONE (dir. Erik Sharpnack)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16
Tues, Sep 29th, 7:00 PM @ Johnson Center at Belmont University

In honor of the United States of America’s 250th year, the apple interviews is a study on what Middle Tennesseans think the American Dream is in 2026. Filmed during the first half of 2026, every interview was conducted the same way. Each person was given an apple and was asked only one question: What is the American Dream? This is only one apple from a larger group. There are more perspectives, more ideas, thoughts, dreams, but this apple feels the most relevant to right now.

BEST KEPT SECRET (dir. Sarah Vansandt)

Sat, Sep 26th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

What begins as an ordinary mattress-shopping trip quickly spirals into surreal horror when a couple falls asleep on a showroom bed and wakes to discover the furniture store has closed around them. As they navigate an endless maze of dimly lit aisles, a cheerful PA announcer grows increasingly sinister, exposing the couple’s deepest secrets while insinuating there’s only one way to leave: to buy a mattress. Reality begins to unravel as they search for an escape. #BestKeptSecret

COME ON, BOY (dir. Sarah Fleming, Laura Jean Hocking)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

Life is about transitions, and Alex has experienced many in recent years. Parenthood, divorce and gender transition. COME ON, BOY is an intimate, lyrical portrait of the Memphis-based musician as he reclaims his voice both on stage and in life. #comeonboy

DYING FOR LOVE (dir. Gabriel Conte)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT)

In 1991 Miami, a young Latina secretly

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Shorts Official Selections.

THE ANCHORESS (dir. Matthew Fisher, Kevin Ray) (SOLD OUT)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

A devout woman seeks holy solitude in the wilderness of England. Then, one night, a disfigured trespasser emerges from the woods to invade her dwelling. In the end, she must choose whether the nightmare is a curse from Hell — or the sign from God she’s been praying for.

THE APPLE INTERVIEW: APPLE ONE (dir. Erik Sharpnack)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16
Tues, Sep 29th, 7:00 PM @ Johnson Center at Belmont University

In honor of the United States of America’s 250th year, the apple interviews is a study on what Middle Tennesseans think the American Dream is in 2026. Filmed during the first half of 2026, every interview was conducted the same way. Each person was given an apple and was asked only one question: What is the American Dream? This is only one apple from a larger group. There are more perspectives, more ideas, thoughts, dreams, but this apple feels the most relevant to right now.

BEST KEPT SECRET (dir. Sarah Vansandt)

Sat, Sep 26th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

What begins as an ordinary mattress-shopping trip quickly spirals into surreal horror when a couple falls asleep on a showroom bed and wakes to discover the furniture store has closed around them. As they navigate an endless maze of dimly lit aisles, a cheerful PA announcer grows increasingly sinister, exposing the couple’s deepest secrets while insinuating there’s only one way to leave: to buy a mattress. Reality begins to unravel as they search for an escape. #BestKeptSecret

COME ON, BOY (dir. Sarah Fleming, Laura Jean Hocking)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

Life is about transitions, and Alex has experienced many in recent years. Parenthood, divorce and gender transition. COME ON, BOY is an intimate, lyrical portrait of the Memphis-based musician as he reclaims his voice both on stage and in life. #comeonboy

DYING FOR LOVE (dir. Gabriel Conte)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT)

In 1991 Miami, a young Latina secretly

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Shorts Official Selections.

THE ANCHORESS (dir. Matthew Fisher, Kevin Ray) (SOLD OUT)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

A devout woman seeks holy solitude in the wilderness of England. Then, one night, a disfigured trespasser emerges from the woods to invade her dwelling. In the end, she must choose whether the nightmare is a curse from Hell — or the sign from God she’s been praying for.

THE APPLE INTERVIEW: APPLE ONE (dir. Erik Sharpnack)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16
Tues, Sep 29th, 7:00 PM @ Johnson Center at Belmont University

In honor of the United States of America’s 250th year, the apple interviews is a study on what Middle Tennesseans think the American Dream is in 2026. Filmed during the first half of 2026, every interview was conducted the same way. Each person was given an apple and was asked only one question: What is the American Dream? This is only one apple from a larger group. There are more perspectives, more ideas, thoughts, dreams, but this apple feels the most relevant to right now.

BEST KEPT SECRET (dir. Sarah Vansandt)

Sat, Sep 26th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

What begins as an ordinary mattress-shopping trip quickly spirals into surreal horror when a couple falls asleep on a showroom bed and wakes to discover the furniture store has closed around them. As they navigate an endless maze of dimly lit aisles, a cheerful PA announcer grows increasingly sinister, exposing the couple’s deepest secrets while insinuating there’s only one way to leave: to buy a mattress. Reality begins to unravel as they search for an escape. #BestKeptSecret

COME ON, BOY (dir. Sarah Fleming, Laura Jean Hocking)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

Life is about transitions, and Alex has experienced many in recent years. Parenthood, divorce and gender transition. COME ON, BOY is an intimate, lyrical portrait of the Memphis-based musician as he reclaims his voice both on stage and in life. #comeonboy

DYING FOR LOVE (dir. Gabriel Conte)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT)

In 1991 Miami, a young Latina secretly

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Shorts Official Selections.

THE ANCHORESS (dir. Matthew Fisher, Kevin Ray) (SOLD OUT)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

A devout woman seeks holy solitude in the wilderness of England. Then, one night, a disfigured trespasser emerges from the woods to invade her dwelling. In the end, she must choose whether the nightmare is a curse from Hell — or the sign from God she’s been praying for.

THE APPLE INTERVIEW: APPLE ONE (dir. Erik Sharpnack)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16
Tues, Sep 29th, 7:00 PM @ Johnson Center at Belmont University

In honor of the United States of America’s 250th year, the apple interviews is a study on what Middle Tennesseans think the American Dream is in 2026. Filmed during the first half of 2026, every interview was conducted the same way. Each person was given an apple and was asked only one question: What is the American Dream? This is only one apple from a larger group. There are more perspectives, more ideas, thoughts, dreams, but this apple feels the most relevant to right now.

BEST KEPT SECRET (dir. Sarah Vansandt)

Sat, Sep 26th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

What begins as an ordinary mattress-shopping trip quickly spirals into surreal horror when a couple falls asleep on a showroom bed and wakes to discover the furniture store has closed around them. As they navigate an endless maze of dimly lit aisles, a cheerful PA announcer grows increasingly sinister, exposing the couple’s deepest secrets while insinuating there’s only one way to leave: to buy a mattress. Reality begins to unravel as they search for an escape. #BestKeptSecret

COME ON, BOY (dir. Sarah Fleming, Laura Jean Hocking)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

Life is about transitions, and Alex has experienced many in recent years. Parenthood, divorce and gender transition. COME ON, BOY is an intimate, lyrical portrait of the Memphis-based musician as he reclaims his voice both on stage and in life. #comeonboy

DYING FOR LOVE (dir. Gabriel Conte)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT)

In 1991 Miami, a young Latina secretly

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Shorts Official Selections.

THE ANCHORESS (dir. Matthew Fisher, Kevin Ray) (SOLD OUT)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

A devout woman seeks holy solitude in the wilderness of England. Then, one night, a disfigured trespasser emerges from the woods to invade her dwelling. In the end, she must choose whether the nightmare is a curse from Hell — or the sign from God she’s been praying for.

THE APPLE INTERVIEW: APPLE ONE (dir. Erik Sharpnack)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16
Tues, Sep 29th, 7:00 PM @ Johnson Center at Belmont University

In honor of the United States of America’s 250th year, the apple interviews is a study on what Middle Tennesseans think the American Dream is in 2026. Filmed during the first half of 2026, every interview was conducted the same way. Each person was given an apple and was asked only one question: What is the American Dream? This is only one apple from a larger group. There are more perspectives, more ideas, thoughts, dreams, but this apple feels the most relevant to right now.

BEST KEPT SECRET (dir. Sarah Vansandt)

Sat, Sep 26th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

What begins as an ordinary mattress-shopping trip quickly spirals into surreal horror when a couple falls asleep on a showroom bed and wakes to discover the furniture store has closed around them. As they navigate an endless maze of dimly lit aisles, a cheerful PA announcer grows increasingly sinister, exposing the couple’s deepest secrets while insinuating there’s only one way to leave: to buy a mattress. Reality begins to unravel as they search for an escape. #BestKeptSecret

COME ON, BOY (dir. Sarah Fleming, Laura Jean Hocking)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

Life is about transitions, and Alex has experienced many in recent years. Parenthood, divorce and gender transition. COME ON, BOY is an intimate, lyrical portrait of the Memphis-based musician as he reclaims his voice both on stage and in life. #comeonboy

DYING FOR LOVE (dir. Gabriel Conte)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT)

In 1991 Miami, a young Latina secretly

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Shorts Official Selections.

THE ANCHORESS (dir. Matthew Fisher, Kevin Ray) (SOLD OUT)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

A devout woman seeks holy solitude in the wilderness of England. Then, one night, a disfigured trespasser emerges from the woods to invade her dwelling. In the end, she must choose whether the nightmare is a curse from Hell — or the sign from God she’s been praying for.

THE APPLE INTERVIEW: APPLE ONE (dir. Erik Sharpnack)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16
Tues, Sep 29th, 7:00 PM @ Johnson Center at Belmont University

In honor of the United States of America’s 250th year, the apple interviews is a study on what Middle Tennesseans think the American Dream is in 2026. Filmed during the first half of 2026, every interview was conducted the same way. Each person was given an apple and was asked only one question: What is the American Dream? This is only one apple from a larger group. There are more perspectives, more ideas, thoughts, dreams, but this apple feels the most relevant to right now.

BEST KEPT SECRET (dir. Sarah Vansandt)

Sat, Sep 26th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

What begins as an ordinary mattress-shopping trip quickly spirals into surreal horror when a couple falls asleep on a showroom bed and wakes to discover the furniture store has closed around them. As they navigate an endless maze of dimly lit aisles, a cheerful PA announcer grows increasingly sinister, exposing the couple’s deepest secrets while insinuating there’s only one way to leave: to buy a mattress. Reality begins to unravel as they search for an escape. #BestKeptSecret

COME ON, BOY (dir. Sarah Fleming, Laura Jean Hocking)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

Life is about transitions, and Alex has experienced many in recent years. Parenthood, divorce and gender transition. COME ON, BOY is an intimate, lyrical portrait of the Memphis-based musician as he reclaims his voice both on stage and in life. #comeonboy

DYING FOR LOVE (dir. Gabriel Conte)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT)

In 1991 Miami, a young Latina secretly

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Shorts Official Selections.

THE ANCHORESS (dir. Matthew Fisher, Kevin Ray) (SOLD OUT)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

A devout woman seeks holy solitude in the wilderness of England. Then, one night, a disfigured trespasser emerges from the woods to invade her dwelling. In the end, she must choose whether the nightmare is a curse from Hell — or the sign from God she’s been praying for.

THE APPLE INTERVIEW: APPLE ONE (dir. Erik Sharpnack)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16
Tues, Sep 29th, 7:00 PM @ Johnson Center at Belmont University

In honor of the United States of America’s 250th year, the apple interviews is a study on what Middle Tennesseans think the American Dream is in 2026. Filmed during the first half of 2026, every interview was conducted the same way. Each person was given an apple and was asked only one question: What is the American Dream? This is only one apple from a larger group. There are more perspectives, more ideas, thoughts, dreams, but this apple feels the most relevant to right now.

BEST KEPT SECRET (dir. Sarah Vansandt)

Sat, Sep 26th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

What begins as an ordinary mattress-shopping trip quickly spirals into surreal horror when a couple falls asleep on a showroom bed and wakes to discover the furniture store has closed around them. As they navigate an endless maze of dimly lit aisles, a cheerful PA announcer grows increasingly sinister, exposing the couple’s deepest secrets while insinuating there’s only one way to leave: to buy a mattress. Reality begins to unravel as they search for an escape. #BestKeptSecret

COME ON, BOY (dir. Sarah Fleming, Laura Jean Hocking)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

Life is about transitions, and Alex has experienced many in recent years. Parenthood, divorce and gender transition. COME ON, BOY is an intimate, lyrical portrait of the Memphis-based musician as he reclaims his voice both on stage and in life. #comeonboy

DYING FOR LOVE (dir. Gabriel Conte)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT)

In 1991 Miami, a young Latina secretly

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Shorts Official Selections.

THE ANCHORESS (dir. Matthew Fisher, Kevin Ray) (SOLD OUT)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

A devout woman seeks holy solitude in the wilderness of England. Then, one night, a disfigured trespasser emerges from the woods to invade her dwelling. In the end, she must choose whether the nightmare is a curse from Hell — or the sign from God she’s been praying for.

THE APPLE INTERVIEW: APPLE ONE (dir. Erik Sharpnack)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16
Tues, Sep 29th, 7:00 PM @ Johnson Center at Belmont University

In honor of the United States of America’s 250th year, the apple interviews is a study on what Middle Tennesseans think the American Dream is in 2026. Filmed during the first half of 2026, every interview was conducted the same way. Each person was given an apple and was asked only one question: What is the American Dream? This is only one apple from a larger group. There are more perspectives, more ideas, thoughts, dreams, but this apple feels the most relevant to right now.

BEST KEPT SECRET (dir. Sarah Vansandt)

Sat, Sep 26th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

What begins as an ordinary mattress-shopping trip quickly spirals into surreal horror when a couple falls asleep on a showroom bed and wakes to discover the furniture store has closed around them. As they navigate an endless maze of dimly lit aisles, a cheerful PA announcer grows increasingly sinister, exposing the couple’s deepest secrets while insinuating there’s only one way to leave: to buy a mattress. Reality begins to unravel as they search for an escape. #BestKeptSecret

COME ON, BOY (dir. Sarah Fleming, Laura Jean Hocking)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

Life is about transitions, and Alex has experienced many in recent years. Parenthood, divorce and gender transition. COME ON, BOY is an intimate, lyrical portrait of the Memphis-based musician as he reclaims his voice both on stage and in life. #comeonboy

DYING FOR LOVE (dir. Gabriel Conte)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT)

In 1991 Miami, a young Latina secretly

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Shorts Official Selections.

THE ANCHORESS (dir. Matthew Fisher, Kevin Ray) (SOLD OUT)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

A devout woman seeks holy solitude in the wilderness of England. Then, one night, a disfigured trespasser emerges from the woods to invade her dwelling. In the end, she must choose whether the nightmare is a curse from Hell — or the sign from God she’s been praying for.

THE APPLE INTERVIEW: APPLE ONE (dir. Erik Sharpnack)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16
Tues, Sep 29th, 7:00 PM @ Johnson Center at Belmont University

In honor of the United States of America’s 250th year, the apple interviews is a study on what Middle Tennesseans think the American Dream is in 2026. Filmed during the first half of 2026, every interview was conducted the same way. Each person was given an apple and was asked only one question: What is the American Dream? This is only one apple from a larger group. There are more perspectives, more ideas, thoughts, dreams, but this apple feels the most relevant to right now.

BEST KEPT SECRET (dir. Sarah Vansandt)

Sat, Sep 26th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

What begins as an ordinary mattress-shopping trip quickly spirals into surreal horror when a couple falls asleep on a showroom bed and wakes to discover the furniture store has closed around them. As they navigate an endless maze of dimly lit aisles, a cheerful PA announcer grows increasingly sinister, exposing the couple’s deepest secrets while insinuating there’s only one way to leave: to buy a mattress. Reality begins to unravel as they search for an escape. #BestKeptSecret

COME ON, BOY (dir. Sarah Fleming, Laura Jean Hocking)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

Life is about transitions, and Alex has experienced many in recent years. Parenthood, divorce and gender transition. COME ON, BOY is an intimate, lyrical portrait of the Memphis-based musician as he reclaims his voice both on stage and in life. #comeonboy

DYING FOR LOVE (dir. Gabriel Conte)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT)

In 1991 Miami, a young Latina secretly

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Shorts Official Selections.

THE ANCHORESS (dir. Matthew Fisher, Kevin Ray) (SOLD OUT)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

A devout woman seeks holy solitude in the wilderness of England. Then, one night, a disfigured trespasser emerges from the woods to invade her dwelling. In the end, she must choose whether the nightmare is a curse from Hell — or the sign from God she’s been praying for.

THE APPLE INTERVIEW: APPLE ONE (dir. Erik Sharpnack)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16
Tues, Sep 29th, 7:00 PM @ Johnson Center at Belmont University

In honor of the United States of America’s 250th year, the apple interviews is a study on what Middle Tennesseans think the American Dream is in 2026. Filmed during the first half of 2026, every interview was conducted the same way. Each person was given an apple and was asked only one question: What is the American Dream? This is only one apple from a larger group. There are more perspectives, more ideas, thoughts, dreams, but this apple feels the most relevant to right now.

BEST KEPT SECRET (dir. Sarah Vansandt)

Sat, Sep 26th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

What begins as an ordinary mattress-shopping trip quickly spirals into surreal horror when a couple falls asleep on a showroom bed and wakes to discover the furniture store has closed around them. As they navigate an endless maze of dimly lit aisles, a cheerful PA announcer grows increasingly sinister, exposing the couple’s deepest secrets while insinuating there’s only one way to leave: to buy a mattress. Reality begins to unravel as they search for an escape. #BestKeptSecret

COME ON, BOY (dir. Sarah Fleming, Laura Jean Hocking)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

Life is about transitions, and Alex has experienced many in recent years. Parenthood, divorce and gender transition. COME ON, BOY is an intimate, lyrical portrait of the Memphis-based musician as he reclaims his voice both on stage and in life. #comeonboy

DYING FOR LOVE (dir. Gabriel Conte)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT)

In 1991 Miami, a young Latina secretly

Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Shorts Official Selections.

THE ANCHORESS (dir. Matthew Fisher, Kevin Ray) (SOLD OUT)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

A devout woman seeks holy solitude in the wilderness of England. Then, one night, a disfigured trespasser emerges from the woods to invade her dwelling. In the end, she must choose whether the nightmare is a curse from Hell — or the sign from God she’s been praying for.

THE APPLE INTERVIEW: APPLE ONE (dir. Erik Sharpnack)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16
Tues, Sep 29th, 7:00 PM @ Johnson Center at Belmont University

In honor of the United States of America’s 250th year, the apple interviews is a study on what Middle Tennesseans think the American Dream is in 2026. Filmed during the first half of 2026, every interview was conducted the same way. Each person was given an apple and was asked only one question: What is the American Dream? This is only one apple from a larger group. There are more perspectives, more ideas, thoughts, dreams, but this apple feels the most relevant to right now.

BEST KEPT SECRET (dir. Sarah Vansandt)

Sat, Sep 26th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

What begins as an ordinary mattress-shopping trip quickly spirals into surreal horror when a couple falls asleep on a showroom bed and wakes to discover the furniture store has closed around them. As they navigate an endless maze of dimly lit aisles, a cheerful PA announcer grows increasingly sinister, exposing the couple’s deepest secrets while insinuating there’s only one way to leave: to buy a mattress. Reality begins to unravel as they search for an escape. #BestKeptSecret

COME ON, BOY (dir. Sarah Fleming, Laura Jean Hocking)

Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16

Life is about transitions, and Alex has experienced many in recent years. Parenthood, divorce and gender transition. COME ON, BOY is an intimate, lyrical portrait of the Memphis-based musician as he reclaims his voice both on stage and in life. #comeonboy

DYING FOR LOVE (dir. Gabriel Conte)

Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT)

In 1991 Miami, a young Latina secretly

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Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Shorts Official Selections. THE ANCHORESS (dir. Matthew Fisher, Kevin Ray) (SOLD OUT) Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 A devout woman seeks holy solitude in the wilderness of England. Then, one night, a disfigured trespasser emerges from the woods to invade her dwelling. In the end, she must choose whether the nightmare is a curse from Hell — or the sign from God she’s been praying for. THE APPLE INTERVIEW: APPLE ONE (dir. Erik Sharpnack) Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 Tues, Sep 29th, 7:00 PM @ Johnson Center at Belmont University In honor of the United States of America’s 250th year, the apple interviews is a study on what Middle Tennesseans think the American Dream is in 2026. Filmed during the first half of 2026, every interview was conducted the same way. Each person was given an apple and was asked only one question: What is the American Dream? This is only one apple from a larger group. There are more perspectives, more ideas, thoughts, dreams, but this apple feels the most relevant to right now. BEST KEPT SECRET (dir. Sarah Vansandt) Sat, Sep 26th, 8:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 What begins as an ordinary mattress-shopping trip quickly spirals into surreal horror when a couple falls asleep on a showroom bed and wakes to discover the furniture store has closed around them. As they navigate an endless maze of dimly lit aisles, a cheerful PA announcer grows increasingly sinister, exposing the couple’s deepest secrets while insinuating there’s only one way to leave: to buy a mattress. Reality begins to unravel as they search for an escape. #BestKeptSecret COME ON, BOY (dir. Sarah Fleming, Laura Jean Hocking) Sat, Sep 26th, 11:30 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 Life is about transitions, and Alex has experienced many in recent years. Parenthood, divorce and gender transition. COME ON, BOY is an intimate, lyrical portrait of the Memphis-based musician as he reclaims his voice both on stage and in life. #comeonboy DYING FOR LOVE (dir. Gabriel Conte) Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT) In 1991 Miami, a young Latina secretly

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Hey, Music City. 🎶

If you’re a musician, composer, songwriter, producer, or just interested in where music meets film and video games, check out these music-focused panels at the Creators Conference.

🎟️ Music-focused panels happening Sept. 25–28 at the Nashville Film Festival Creators Conference. Link in bio to secure tickets.

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Resurrecting Sixties Soul ‘By Any Means’, presented by Anzie Blue Records

📅 Sunday, September 27
🕙 1:00–2:00 PM
📍 National Museum of African American Music

By Any Means is Paramount’s new historical crime thriller starring Mark Wahlberg and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, based on the true story of the FBI teaming with Mafia hitman Greg Scarpa to investigate the murders of civil rights leaders in 1960s Mississippi. The film’s soundtrack by Anzie Blue Records comprises ’60s soul classics, alongside an original theme by 17-time Oscar-nominated songwriter Diane Warren — performed by Black music icons like The Isley Brothers and Brandy, plus rising artists such as Brittney Spencer and 2’Live Bre. This panel includes soundtrack curator Pynk Beard and featured artists.

Building the Soundtrack: Scoring, Songs, and Supervision presented by BMI

📅 Friday, September 25
🕙 1:00–2:00 PM
📍 National Museum of African American Music

A great soundtrack is more than just a great score—or a great song. This panel examines the intersection of scoring, songwriting, and music supervision, exploring how these disciplines collaborate to serve the story, navigate creative challenges, and shape the audience’s emotional experience.

Building Worlds Through Music: Video Game Scoring.

📅 Monday, September 28
🕙 2:30–3:30 PM
📍 Nashville PBS

Explore the evolving world of video game music with industry professionals who reveal the journey from composition and engineering to implementation in major game titles. Discover how composers, engineers, and Nashville’s world-class orchestral studio musicians collaborate through a unique creative process, showcasing the city’s vital role in a rapidly growing global industry.

Inside the Soundtrack of ‘The Gray House’.

📅 Saturday, September 26
🕧 12:30–2:00 PM
📍 National Museum of African American M

Hey, Music City. 🎶

If you’re a musician, composer, songwriter, producer, or just interested in where music meets film and video games, check out these music-focused panels at the Creators Conference.

🎟️ Music-focused panels happening Sept. 25–28 at the Nashville Film Festival Creators Conference. Link in bio to secure tickets.

Swipe for more ➡️➡️

Resurrecting Sixties Soul ‘By Any Means’, presented by Anzie Blue Records

📅 Sunday, September 27
🕙 1:00–2:00 PM
📍 National Museum of African American Music

By Any Means is Paramount’s new historical crime thriller starring Mark Wahlberg and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, based on the true story of the FBI teaming with Mafia hitman Greg Scarpa to investigate the murders of civil rights leaders in 1960s Mississippi. The film’s soundtrack by Anzie Blue Records comprises ’60s soul classics, alongside an original theme by 17-time Oscar-nominated songwriter Diane Warren — performed by Black music icons like The Isley Brothers and Brandy, plus rising artists such as Brittney Spencer and 2’Live Bre. This panel includes soundtrack curator Pynk Beard and featured artists.

Building the Soundtrack: Scoring, Songs, and Supervision presented by BMI

📅 Friday, September 25
🕙 1:00–2:00 PM
📍 National Museum of African American Music

A great soundtrack is more than just a great score—or a great song. This panel examines the intersection of scoring, songwriting, and music supervision, exploring how these disciplines collaborate to serve the story, navigate creative challenges, and shape the audience’s emotional experience.

Building Worlds Through Music: Video Game Scoring.

📅 Monday, September 28
🕙 2:30–3:30 PM
📍 Nashville PBS

Explore the evolving world of video game music with industry professionals who reveal the journey from composition and engineering to implementation in major game titles. Discover how composers, engineers, and Nashville’s world-class orchestral studio musicians collaborate through a unique creative process, showcasing the city’s vital role in a rapidly growing global industry.

Inside the Soundtrack of ‘The Gray House’.

📅 Saturday, September 26
🕧 12:30–2:00 PM
📍 National Museum of African American M

Hey, Music City. 🎶

If you’re a musician, composer, songwriter, producer, or just interested in where music meets film and video games, check out these music-focused panels at the Creators Conference.

🎟️ Music-focused panels happening Sept. 25–28 at the Nashville Film Festival Creators Conference. Link in bio to secure tickets.

Swipe for more ➡️➡️

Resurrecting Sixties Soul ‘By Any Means’, presented by Anzie Blue Records

📅 Sunday, September 27
🕙 1:00–2:00 PM
📍 National Museum of African American Music

By Any Means is Paramount’s new historical crime thriller starring Mark Wahlberg and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, based on the true story of the FBI teaming with Mafia hitman Greg Scarpa to investigate the murders of civil rights leaders in 1960s Mississippi. The film’s soundtrack by Anzie Blue Records comprises ’60s soul classics, alongside an original theme by 17-time Oscar-nominated songwriter Diane Warren — performed by Black music icons like The Isley Brothers and Brandy, plus rising artists such as Brittney Spencer and 2’Live Bre. This panel includes soundtrack curator Pynk Beard and featured artists.

Building the Soundtrack: Scoring, Songs, and Supervision presented by BMI

📅 Friday, September 25
🕙 1:00–2:00 PM
📍 National Museum of African American Music

A great soundtrack is more than just a great score—or a great song. This panel examines the intersection of scoring, songwriting, and music supervision, exploring how these disciplines collaborate to serve the story, navigate creative challenges, and shape the audience’s emotional experience.

Building Worlds Through Music: Video Game Scoring.

📅 Monday, September 28
🕙 2:30–3:30 PM
📍 Nashville PBS

Explore the evolving world of video game music with industry professionals who reveal the journey from composition and engineering to implementation in major game titles. Discover how composers, engineers, and Nashville’s world-class orchestral studio musicians collaborate through a unique creative process, showcasing the city’s vital role in a rapidly growing global industry.

Inside the Soundtrack of ‘The Gray House’.

📅 Saturday, September 26
🕧 12:30–2:00 PM
📍 National Museum of African American M

Hey, Music City. 🎶

If you’re a musician, composer, songwriter, producer, or just interested in where music meets film and video games, check out these music-focused panels at the Creators Conference.

🎟️ Music-focused panels happening Sept. 25–28 at the Nashville Film Festival Creators Conference. Link in bio to secure tickets.

Swipe for more ➡️➡️

Resurrecting Sixties Soul ‘By Any Means’, presented by Anzie Blue Records

📅 Sunday, September 27
🕙 1:00–2:00 PM
📍 National Museum of African American Music

By Any Means is Paramount’s new historical crime thriller starring Mark Wahlberg and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, based on the true story of the FBI teaming with Mafia hitman Greg Scarpa to investigate the murders of civil rights leaders in 1960s Mississippi. The film’s soundtrack by Anzie Blue Records comprises ’60s soul classics, alongside an original theme by 17-time Oscar-nominated songwriter Diane Warren — performed by Black music icons like The Isley Brothers and Brandy, plus rising artists such as Brittney Spencer and 2’Live Bre. This panel includes soundtrack curator Pynk Beard and featured artists.

Building the Soundtrack: Scoring, Songs, and Supervision presented by BMI

📅 Friday, September 25
🕙 1:00–2:00 PM
📍 National Museum of African American Music

A great soundtrack is more than just a great score—or a great song. This panel examines the intersection of scoring, songwriting, and music supervision, exploring how these disciplines collaborate to serve the story, navigate creative challenges, and shape the audience’s emotional experience.

Building Worlds Through Music: Video Game Scoring.

📅 Monday, September 28
🕙 2:30–3:30 PM
📍 Nashville PBS

Explore the evolving world of video game music with industry professionals who reveal the journey from composition and engineering to implementation in major game titles. Discover how composers, engineers, and Nashville’s world-class orchestral studio musicians collaborate through a unique creative process, showcasing the city’s vital role in a rapidly growing global industry.

Inside the Soundtrack of ‘The Gray House’.

📅 Saturday, September 26
🕧 12:30–2:00 PM
📍 National Museum of African American M

Hey, Music City. 🎶

If you’re a musician, composer, songwriter, producer, or just interested in where music meets film and video games, check out these music-focused panels at the Creators Conference.

🎟️ Music-focused panels happening Sept. 25–28 at the Nashville Film Festival Creators Conference. Link in bio to secure tickets.

Swipe for more ➡️➡️

Resurrecting Sixties Soul ‘By Any Means’, presented by Anzie Blue Records

📅 Sunday, September 27
🕙 1:00–2:00 PM
📍 National Museum of African American Music

By Any Means is Paramount’s new historical crime thriller starring Mark Wahlberg and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, based on the true story of the FBI teaming with Mafia hitman Greg Scarpa to investigate the murders of civil rights leaders in 1960s Mississippi. The film’s soundtrack by Anzie Blue Records comprises ’60s soul classics, alongside an original theme by 17-time Oscar-nominated songwriter Diane Warren — performed by Black music icons like The Isley Brothers and Brandy, plus rising artists such as Brittney Spencer and 2’Live Bre. This panel includes soundtrack curator Pynk Beard and featured artists.

Building the Soundtrack: Scoring, Songs, and Supervision presented by BMI

📅 Friday, September 25
🕙 1:00–2:00 PM
📍 National Museum of African American Music

A great soundtrack is more than just a great score—or a great song. This panel examines the intersection of scoring, songwriting, and music supervision, exploring how these disciplines collaborate to serve the story, navigate creative challenges, and shape the audience’s emotional experience.

Building Worlds Through Music: Video Game Scoring.

📅 Monday, September 28
🕙 2:30–3:30 PM
📍 Nashville PBS

Explore the evolving world of video game music with industry professionals who reveal the journey from composition and engineering to implementation in major game titles. Discover how composers, engineers, and Nashville’s world-class orchestral studio musicians collaborate through a unique creative process, showcasing the city’s vital role in a rapidly growing global industry.

Inside the Soundtrack of ‘The Gray House’.

📅 Saturday, September 26
🕧 12:30–2:00 PM
📍 National Museum of African American M

Hey, Music City. 🎶

If you’re a musician, composer, songwriter, producer, or just interested in where music meets film and video games, check out these music-focused panels at the Creators Conference.

🎟️ Music-focused panels happening Sept. 25–28 at the Nashville Film Festival Creators Conference. Link in bio to secure tickets.

Swipe for more ➡️➡️

Resurrecting Sixties Soul ‘By Any Means’, presented by Anzie Blue Records

📅 Sunday, September 27
🕙 1:00–2:00 PM
📍 National Museum of African American Music

By Any Means is Paramount’s new historical crime thriller starring Mark Wahlberg and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, based on the true story of the FBI teaming with Mafia hitman Greg Scarpa to investigate the murders of civil rights leaders in 1960s Mississippi. The film’s soundtrack by Anzie Blue Records comprises ’60s soul classics, alongside an original theme by 17-time Oscar-nominated songwriter Diane Warren — performed by Black music icons like The Isley Brothers and Brandy, plus rising artists such as Brittney Spencer and 2’Live Bre. This panel includes soundtrack curator Pynk Beard and featured artists.

Building the Soundtrack: Scoring, Songs, and Supervision presented by BMI

📅 Friday, September 25
🕙 1:00–2:00 PM
📍 National Museum of African American Music

A great soundtrack is more than just a great score—or a great song. This panel examines the intersection of scoring, songwriting, and music supervision, exploring how these disciplines collaborate to serve the story, navigate creative challenges, and shape the audience’s emotional experience.

Building Worlds Through Music: Video Game Scoring.

📅 Monday, September 28
🕙 2:30–3:30 PM
📍 Nashville PBS

Explore the evolving world of video game music with industry professionals who reveal the journey from composition and engineering to implementation in major game titles. Discover how composers, engineers, and Nashville’s world-class orchestral studio musicians collaborate through a unique creative process, showcasing the city’s vital role in a rapidly growing global industry.

Inside the Soundtrack of ‘The Gray House’.

📅 Saturday, September 26
🕧 12:30–2:00 PM
📍 National Museum of African American M

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Hey, Music City. 🎶 If you’re a musician, composer, songwriter, producer, or just interested in where music meets film and video games, check out these music-focused panels at the Creators Conference. 🎟️ Music-focused panels happening Sept. 25–28 at the Nashville Film Festival Creators Conference. Link in bio to secure tickets. Swipe for more ➡️➡️ Resurrecting Sixties Soul ‘By Any Means’, presented by Anzie Blue Records 📅 Sunday, September 27 🕙 1:00–2:00 PM 📍 National Museum of African American Music By Any Means is Paramount’s new historical crime thriller starring Mark Wahlberg and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, based on the true story of the FBI teaming with Mafia hitman Greg Scarpa to investigate the murders of civil rights leaders in 1960s Mississippi. The film’s soundtrack by Anzie Blue Records comprises ’60s soul classics, alongside an original theme by 17-time Oscar-nominated songwriter Diane Warren — performed by Black music icons like The Isley Brothers and Brandy, plus rising artists such as Brittney Spencer and 2’Live Bre. This panel includes soundtrack curator Pynk Beard and featured artists. Building the Soundtrack: Scoring, Songs, and Supervision presented by BMI 📅 Friday, September 25 🕙 1:00–2:00 PM 📍 National Museum of African American Music A great soundtrack is more than just a great score—or a great song. This panel examines the intersection of scoring, songwriting, and music supervision, exploring how these disciplines collaborate to serve the story, navigate creative challenges, and shape the audience’s emotional experience. Building Worlds Through Music: Video Game Scoring. 📅 Monday, September 28 🕙 2:30–3:30 PM 📍 Nashville PBS Explore the evolving world of video game music with industry professionals who reveal the journey from composition and engineering to implementation in major game titles. Discover how composers, engineers, and Nashville’s world-class orchestral studio musicians collaborate through a unique creative process, showcasing the city’s vital role in a rapidly growing global industry. Inside the Soundtrack of ‘The Gray House’. 📅 Saturday, September 26 🕧 12:30–2:00 PM 📍 National Museum of African American M

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