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As Halloween creeps closer, we’re unearthing five more eerie selections from the #NashFilm56 Graveyard Short lineup: THE BEGUILING (dir. ishkwaazhe Shane McSauby): What seems to be a burgeoning romance between two Indigenous people takes a sinister turn as one grows suspicious of the other. TAKE CARE (dir. Brittany Ashley): A woman deliberately injures herself just to be in the care of a particular ER nurse. THE PEARL COMB (dir. Ali Cook): A doctor, hell bent on proving a woman’s place is in the home and not practicing medicine, is sent to investigate her miraculous claim - only to discover the source of her unearthly power... THE LITTLES (dir. Andrew Duplessie): When 11 year old Juliet stubs her toe on a loose floorboard, she unwittingly sets off a series of mysterious events. WHITCH (dir. Hoku Uchiyama): Aura discovers an intruder in her house: an elderly lady who acts strangely familiar, and is hell-bent on performing a bloody ritual before midnight. Which one would you dare to watch first? 😈
As Halloween creeps closer, we’re unearthing five more eerie selections from the #NashFilm56 Graveyard Short lineup: THE BEGUILING (dir. ishkwaazhe Shane McSauby): What seems to be a burgeoning romance between two Indigenous people takes a sinister turn as one grows suspicious of the other. TAKE CARE (dir. Brittany Ashley): A woman deliberately injures herself just to be in the care of a particular ER nurse. THE PEARL COMB (dir. Ali Cook): A doctor, hell bent on proving a woman’s place is in the home and not practicing medicine, is sent to investigate her miraculous claim - only to discover the source of her unearthly power... THE LITTLES (dir. Andrew Duplessie): When 11 year old Juliet stubs her toe on a loose floorboard, she unwittingly sets off a series of mysterious events. WHITCH (dir. Hoku Uchiyama): Aura discovers an intruder in her house: an elderly lady who acts strangely familiar, and is hell-bent on performing a bloody ritual before midnight. Which one would you dare to watch first? 😈
As Halloween creeps closer, we’re unearthing five more eerie selections from the #NashFilm56 Graveyard Short lineup: THE BEGUILING (dir. ishkwaazhe Shane McSauby): What seems to be a burgeoning romance between two Indigenous people takes a sinister turn as one grows suspicious of the other. TAKE CARE (dir. Brittany Ashley): A woman deliberately injures herself just to be in the care of a particular ER nurse. THE PEARL COMB (dir. Ali Cook): A doctor, hell bent on proving a woman’s place is in the home and not practicing medicine, is sent to investigate her miraculous claim - only to discover the source of her unearthly power... THE LITTLES (dir. Andrew Duplessie): When 11 year old Juliet stubs her toe on a loose floorboard, she unwittingly sets off a series of mysterious events. WHITCH (dir. Hoku Uchiyama): Aura discovers an intruder in her house: an elderly lady who acts strangely familiar, and is hell-bent on performing a bloody ritual before midnight. Which one would you dare to watch first? 😈
As Halloween creeps closer, we’re unearthing five more eerie selections from the #NashFilm56 Graveyard Short lineup: THE BEGUILING (dir. ishkwaazhe Shane McSauby): What seems to be a burgeoning romance between two Indigenous people takes a sinister turn as one grows suspicious of the other. TAKE CARE (dir. Brittany Ashley): A woman deliberately injures herself just to be in the care of a particular ER nurse. THE PEARL COMB (dir. Ali Cook): A doctor, hell bent on proving a woman’s place is in the home and not practicing medicine, is sent to investigate her miraculous claim - only to discover the source of her unearthly power... THE LITTLES (dir. Andrew Duplessie): When 11 year old Juliet stubs her toe on a loose floorboard, she unwittingly sets off a series of mysterious events. WHITCH (dir. Hoku Uchiyama): Aura discovers an intruder in her house: an elderly lady who acts strangely familiar, and is hell-bent on performing a bloody ritual before midnight. Which one would you dare to watch first? 😈
As Halloween creeps closer, we’re unearthing five more eerie selections from the #NashFilm56 Graveyard Short lineup: THE BEGUILING (dir. ishkwaazhe Shane McSauby): What seems to be a burgeoning romance between two Indigenous people takes a sinister turn as one grows suspicious of the other. TAKE CARE (dir. Brittany Ashley): A woman deliberately injures herself just to be in the care of a particular ER nurse. THE PEARL COMB (dir. Ali Cook): A doctor, hell bent on proving a woman’s place is in the home and not practicing medicine, is sent to investigate her miraculous claim - only to discover the source of her unearthly power... THE LITTLES (dir. Andrew Duplessie): When 11 year old Juliet stubs her toe on a loose floorboard, she unwittingly sets off a series of mysterious events. WHITCH (dir. Hoku Uchiyama): Aura discovers an intruder in her house: an elderly lady who acts strangely familiar, and is hell-bent on performing a bloody ritual before midnight. Which one would you dare to watch first? 😈
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As Halloween creeps closer, we’re unearthing five more eerie selections from the #NashFilm56 Graveyard Short lineup: THE BEGUILING (dir. ishkwaazhe Shane McSauby): What seems to be a burgeoning romance between two Indigenous people takes a sinister turn as one grows suspicious of the other. TAKE CARE (dir. Brittany Ashley): A woman deliberately injures herself just to be in the care of a particular ER nurse. THE PEARL COMB (dir. Ali Cook): A doctor, hell bent on proving a woman’s place is in the home and not practicing medicine, is sent to investigate her miraculous claim - only to discover the source of her unearthly power... THE LITTLES (dir. Andrew Duplessie): When 11 year old Juliet stubs her toe on a loose floorboard, she unwittingly sets off a series of mysterious events. WHITCH (dir. Hoku Uchiyama): Aura discovers an intruder in her house: an elderly lady who acts strangely familiar, and is hell-bent on performing a bloody ritual before midnight. Which one would you dare to watch first? 😈
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It’s officially spooky season 👻 Every Friday until Halloween, we’re spotlighting five short films from our Graveyard Shorts lineup at #NashFilm56 Kicking things off with: LONG PORK (dir. Iris Dukatt): A renowned butcher meets the political predator responsible for the killing of her daughter and exacts bloody revenge. SHITFLY (dir. Julian Park): A delivery driver in wildfire-ravaged Los Angeles discovers a fly appears in his van, serving as a haunting reminder of the reality he refuses to face. A MINUTE ON EACH SIDE (dir. Jon Walkup): A man's life falls apart in real time while a frozen burrito cooks in the microwave. BLONDI (dir. Jack Salvadori): Can a dog still be man’s best friend if that man is the Führer? STOMACH BUG (dir. Matty Crawford): Follows a single Father struggling to cope with empty nest syndrome as it begins to take physical symptoms. Did you catch any of these at the fest? Drop your favorite below 👇
It’s officially spooky season 👻 Every Friday until Halloween, we’re spotlighting five short films from our Graveyard Shorts lineup at #NashFilm56 Kicking things off with: LONG PORK (dir. Iris Dukatt): A renowned butcher meets the political predator responsible for the killing of her daughter and exacts bloody revenge. SHITFLY (dir. Julian Park): A delivery driver in wildfire-ravaged Los Angeles discovers a fly appears in his van, serving as a haunting reminder of the reality he refuses to face. A MINUTE ON EACH SIDE (dir. Jon Walkup): A man's life falls apart in real time while a frozen burrito cooks in the microwave. BLONDI (dir. Jack Salvadori): Can a dog still be man’s best friend if that man is the Führer? STOMACH BUG (dir. Matty Crawford): Follows a single Father struggling to cope with empty nest syndrome as it begins to take physical symptoms. Did you catch any of these at the fest? Drop your favorite below 👇
It’s officially spooky season 👻 Every Friday until Halloween, we’re spotlighting five short films from our Graveyard Shorts lineup at #NashFilm56 Kicking things off with: LONG PORK (dir. Iris Dukatt): A renowned butcher meets the political predator responsible for the killing of her daughter and exacts bloody revenge. SHITFLY (dir. Julian Park): A delivery driver in wildfire-ravaged Los Angeles discovers a fly appears in his van, serving as a haunting reminder of the reality he refuses to face. A MINUTE ON EACH SIDE (dir. Jon Walkup): A man's life falls apart in real time while a frozen burrito cooks in the microwave. BLONDI (dir. Jack Salvadori): Can a dog still be man’s best friend if that man is the Führer? STOMACH BUG (dir. Matty Crawford): Follows a single Father struggling to cope with empty nest syndrome as it begins to take physical symptoms. Did you catch any of these at the fest? Drop your favorite below 👇
It’s officially spooky season 👻 Every Friday until Halloween, we’re spotlighting five short films from our Graveyard Shorts lineup at #NashFilm56 Kicking things off with: LONG PORK (dir. Iris Dukatt): A renowned butcher meets the political predator responsible for the killing of her daughter and exacts bloody revenge. SHITFLY (dir. Julian Park): A delivery driver in wildfire-ravaged Los Angeles discovers a fly appears in his van, serving as a haunting reminder of the reality he refuses to face. A MINUTE ON EACH SIDE (dir. Jon Walkup): A man's life falls apart in real time while a frozen burrito cooks in the microwave. BLONDI (dir. Jack Salvadori): Can a dog still be man’s best friend if that man is the Führer? STOMACH BUG (dir. Matty Crawford): Follows a single Father struggling to cope with empty nest syndrome as it begins to take physical symptoms. Did you catch any of these at the fest? Drop your favorite below 👇
It’s officially spooky season 👻 Every Friday until Halloween, we’re spotlighting five short films from our Graveyard Shorts lineup at #NashFilm56 Kicking things off with: LONG PORK (dir. Iris Dukatt): A renowned butcher meets the political predator responsible for the killing of her daughter and exacts bloody revenge. SHITFLY (dir. Julian Park): A delivery driver in wildfire-ravaged Los Angeles discovers a fly appears in his van, serving as a haunting reminder of the reality he refuses to face. A MINUTE ON EACH SIDE (dir. Jon Walkup): A man's life falls apart in real time while a frozen burrito cooks in the microwave. BLONDI (dir. Jack Salvadori): Can a dog still be man’s best friend if that man is the Führer? STOMACH BUG (dir. Matty Crawford): Follows a single Father struggling to cope with empty nest syndrome as it begins to take physical symptoms. Did you catch any of these at the fest? Drop your favorite below 👇
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It’s officially spooky season 👻 Every Friday until Halloween, we’re spotlighting five short films from our Graveyard Shorts lineup at #NashFilm56 Kicking things off with: LONG PORK (dir. Iris Dukatt): A renowned butcher meets the political predator responsible for the killing of her daughter and exacts bloody revenge. SHITFLY (dir. Julian Park): A delivery driver in wildfire-ravaged Los Angeles discovers a fly appears in his van, serving as a haunting reminder of the reality he refuses to face. A MINUTE ON EACH SIDE (dir. Jon Walkup): A man's life falls apart in real time while a frozen burrito cooks in the microwave. BLONDI (dir. Jack Salvadori): Can a dog still be man’s best friend if that man is the Führer? STOMACH BUG (dir. Matty Crawford): Follows a single Father struggling to cope with empty nest syndrome as it begins to take physical symptoms. Did you catch any of these at the fest? Drop your favorite below 👇
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On sale now from our friends at the @CountryMusicHOF! @CameronBCrowe takes the @CMATheater stage Thursday, October 30, at 7:30 PM CT, for "The Uncool" Book Tour. The evening will be moderated by @SherylCrow. For the first time ever, journalist and filmmaker Cameron Crowe will reveal the stories behind the stories, the unseen backstage moments, the raw handwritten notes, and the untold truths about music, family, and writing from the heart. Crowe’s long-awaited memoir "The Uncool" explores his formative years in rock & roll and brings to life stories that shaped a generation. From the creator of the films "Almost Famous," "Say Anything," and "Jerry Maguire," the memoir is a coming-of-age journey filled with unforgettable characters and offers a front-row ticket to the 1970s, a golden era for music and art when rock was young. Buy tickets at the link in @CMATheater’s bio.
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On sale now from our friends at the @CountryMusicHOF! @CameronBCrowe takes the @CMATheater stage Thursday, October 30, at 7:30 PM CT, for "The Uncool" Book Tour. The evening will be moderated by @SherylCrow. For the first time ever, journalist and filmmaker Cameron Crowe will reveal the stories behind the stories, the unseen backstage moments, the raw handwritten notes, and the untold truths about music, family, and writing from the heart. Crowe’s long-awaited memoir "The Uncool" explores his formative years in rock & roll and brings to life stories that shaped a generation. From the creator of the films "Almost Famous," "Say Anything," and "Jerry Maguire," the memoir is a coming-of-age journey filled with unforgettable characters and offers a front-row ticket to the 1970s, a golden era for music and art when rock was young. Buy tickets at the link in @CMATheater’s bio.
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🎬✨ Grab your blanket & join us this coming Wednesday, October 8 at 6:30 PM at Riverfront Park for a FREE outdoor screening of GREMLINS! Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy bites from local food trucks before the movie starts. 📍 Riverfront Park South: 100 1st Ave N (between Ascend Amphitheater & the Pedestrian Bridge) Parking Suggestions: Peabody Union Garage ($15 or less) or Music City Center Garage ($25 or less) Programmed by @downtown_nashville in collaboration with @nashfilmfest and @nashville_parks Weather permitting - check @downtown_nashville’s stories for updates!
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🎬✨ Grab your blanket & join us this coming Wednesday, October 8 at 6:30 PM at Riverfront Park for a FREE outdoor screening of GREMLINS! Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy bites from local food trucks before the movie starts. 📍 Riverfront Park South: 100 1st Ave N (between Ascend Amphitheater & the Pedestrian Bridge) Parking Suggestions: Peabody Union Garage ($15 or less) or Music City Center Garage ($25 or less) Programmed by @downtown_nashville in collaboration with @nashfilmfest and @nashville_parks Weather permitting - check @downtown_nashville’s stories for updates!
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