Below is a Full Preview of Our Film Festival Presented in Order of Screening Times for Imaginarium 2025!
First, we want to acknowledge the Finalists in both Long and Short Format Screenplays for our 2025 Awards, as they are all part of our Film Festival (and also recognized for our Imadjinn Awards). The Screenplay Awards will be announced at the Awards Ceremony on July 19th.
Or view our digital program! (latest update July 18th)
Imaginarium 2025 Digital Program Link (Download or view as a PDF file)
Screenplay Finalists Short Format
Arakan – Eric Close
Crying Wolf – Michael Maultsby
Extraction – James Sabata
Grow Old With Me – Elizabeth Donald
Haven – Craig Urquhart
Left Behind – Christopher Cook
Luna Noir: City of the Damned – Herschel Zahnd
Mirror Eyes – Devin Hylton
Relentless – Andrew P. Mayo
Samuel, Dreaming – Dave Creek
Scavenger – Lizanne Southgate
The Age of the Empath – Steve Brown
The Haze – Dwan L. Hearn
The Idiosyncratic Queen – Lynn Tincher
Zombie Moon – Dwan L. Hearn, Jameson D. Hearn
Screenplay Finalists Long Format
Blood Ties – Steve Farris
Boondocks – B.D. Prince
Brothers – Thomas Moore
Christmas Cards – Joseph Anthony Francis
Exodus – Mick Williams
Getting Back – Haven Garber
Ice Fire – A.M. Mason, Leslie Ann Moore
Lifeboat – Mason Mendoza, Bill Baber
My Wooden Wings – Rachel Multerer
Panopticon – Sophia Peaslee
Send Me an Angel – Amy Leigh McCorkle, Melissa Goodman
Single at Christmas – Joseph Anthony Francis
The Bruja Files – Rose Garcia
The One-Eyed Monkey – Adam Poulos
The Rapture at Silver Coin – Devin Hylton
The Recluse – Eric Duffy
The Witch’s Descendant – Carol Preflatish
Zendaya – Curtis Harrison
Below is a full preview of all the projects to be screened at Imaginarium 2025, with poster/promo images, the directors, synopsis, as well as the screening times for each day.
Friday Screening Schedule
Friday Screenings begin at 11:00 AM
Documentary – Seeds of Sovereignty 11:00 AM
Director: Stuart J. Tanner
Synopsis: Seeds of Sovereignty is a thought-provoking documentary that explores Mexico’s growing struggle with the United States to protect its biodiversity and food sovereignty. At the center of the conflict is U.S. pressure on Mexico to adopt GMO corn and industrial farming practices, posing a serious threat to the country’s traditional agriculture and environmental health.
In response, the Mexican government and advocacy groups have mobilized to resist these efforts, sparking a powerful movement to safeguard food sovereignty, biodiversity, and sustainability.
Through striking visuals and compelling narratives, Seeds of Sovereignty exposes the harmful effects of industrial farming in both nations and challenges viewers to reflect on a country’s right to provide its people with safe, nutritious food while preserving its environment and cultural heritage.
Feature Film – Staycation 11:50 AM
Director: Russ Emanuel
Synopsis: How is the world affected by a catastrophic event? Everyday people live through a government mandated quarantine during a global pandemic while desperate scientists race to find a cure before it’s too late.
Lead virologist Edward Bellows races to find a cure to the Nix virus as the world collapses under the weight of this worldwide horror. Meanwhile, roommates Britt and Marnie, are forced to live together, while a couple, Matt and Cathy, separated between continents, must all deal with their newfound realities.
Documentary – It’s All Connected: The Art of Sustainability 1:23 PM
Director: Cameron McCasland
Synopsis: “It’s All Connected: The Art of Sustainability” takes viewers on a tour of Nashville and Middle Tennessee, featuring its art, waterways, and often unseen corners. The movie showcases community leaders from Urban Green Lab, Cumberland River Compact, Nashville Waste Services, Nashville Zoo, Edgehill Garden, and Bell Garden along with Nashville Public Library. The film also explores what NPL is doing through its daily operations and collections to educate the public on sustainable practices through its Seed Exchange, Library of Things, and various community projects.
Feature Film – BitterSweet (Final Cut) 2:53 PM
Director: Steven Martini
Synopsis: This romantic comedy tells the story of a new father on the verge of losing his family to an overprotective government system that sees him as the root of the problem.
Short Film – The Companion 4:17 PM
Director: Thomas Moore
Synopsis: A young woman named Nancy has a secret admirer whose intentions aren’t as innocent as she’s thinks.
Opening Ceremonies 6: 30 PM
Feature Film – Ebenezer the Traveler 7:35 PM
Director: Joe Valenti
Synopsis: We all know the familiar tale of Ebenezer Scrooge from “A Christmas Carol.” How he spent Christmas Eve being guided through a reflection of his life by three spirits, how he repented, and when he awoke the next morning, he was a changed man. At least that is what we are led to assume since that’s where the tale ends.
However, sometimes an ending is just the place for an all-new beginning… and this is where the untold twist in the life of Ebenezer Scrooge continues. The day after Christmas finds him suddenly much less merry, and much more… dead. Reunited with his old partner Jacob Marley, a not so tiny Tim and his beloved sister Fan; they are tasked with earning their redemption by helping others to find their own. Their first adventure brings them to modern day Oklahoma where a young mother and her family’s dream has turned into a nightmare. Our foursome must work together like their souls depend on it… because they do. This holiday movie is not just another re-telling of “A Christmas Carol”. Instead, it continues the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, diving deeper into the world-renowned characters we have all read about and love.
This film immerses itself into the Ebenezer Scrooge Universe focusing on family, redemption and forgiveness while literally being filled with “Christmas Spirit(s)”.
This film was shot in New York, New Jersey and Oklahoma.
Short Film – 3rd aye 9:17 PM
Director: Richard Philpott
Synopsis: The long-unawaited treacle-trequel of the “Aye” heterology, following the unfathomably suckercessfool prequel-equal-sequel, “i 2 aye *” that aftered the aboriginal “i eye aye”.
*60+ international awards at 80+ festivals since September 2023
An unpleasant return to Das Institut für den reinen Tor, Menschheim, Germany, for a forgetful investigation into memory.
Documentary – Tinseltown’s Queer: 30 Years Later 9:57 PM
Director: Nicholas Snow
Synopsis: Tinseltown’s Queer” is a documentary about Nicholas Snow’s groundbreaking public access television show, “Tinseltown’s Queer,” which aired in the 1990s. The show focused on coming out in Hollywood and advocated for LGBTQ+ representation during a time when such visibility was rare. The documentary, “Tinseltown’s Queer: 30 Years Later,” celebrates the show’s 30th anniversary and includes archival footage of celebrities and LGBTQ+ activists. It highlights Snow’s pioneering role in challenging the status quo and pushing for LGBTQ+ liberation
Saturday Screening Schedule
Saturday Screenings begin at 9 AM
Music Video – Broken Wing 9 AM
Director: Herschel Herbert Zahnd
Synopsis: Jayson William Allen returns to music videos with the epic ballad “Broken Wing.” Featuring soulful performances by Allen, Guitarist Kenny Baker and new bandmate Namon Brothers “Broken Wing” will leave you breathless. Directed and Shot and by long time collaborator Herschel Zahnd of Renegadeartproductions.com, “Broken Wing” also includes the debut film performance of Singer/Actress Jenna Bruno.
Music Video – HATE ME: LETTERS TO DANIEL 9:06 AM
Director: Amy Leigh McCorkle
Synopsis: Song from the Feature Film Letters to Daniel
Short Film – After the Deluge 9:11 AM
Director: Tara Young
Synopsis: A scrappy, expressionistic artist finds respite from the isolation of her small apartment on a park bench. When a self-possessed lone traveler encroaches, angry sparks fly until the two find unexpected common ground. Written by John Patrick Shanley (MOONSTRUCK, DOUBT) and starring Trae Harris (ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK), Grace Rex (SEVERANCE).
Short Film – Breakroom 9:26 AM
Director: Ian Wang
Synopsis: A offbeat genre-bending comedy where mundane office tensions often unravel into something far more unsettling.
What if the most awkward person in the room was the most popular? Armie Broker a socially awkward man has worked for the Kingsley Work Agency for a few years. He is trying his best to fit in and be acknowledged. Will he win P.E.U.C award and be a Champion or will he come up short?
Short Film – Cattywampus 9:41 AM
Director: Matt Long
Synopsis: Darrell just can’t seem to get things straightened out…
Short Film – Don’t Talk About It 9:51 AM
Director: Tayjon Bumphus
Synopsis: Lance Hightower is the best at what he does, and he knows it. As the most talented photojournalist in the city, a big promotion comes his way in the form of a challenge. An urban legend has become the talk of the town, and people want the story. With his ego and tenacity, Lance accepts. He chooses to investigate the urban legend despite many warnings to leave it alone. There is no turning back now, and a new choice becomes apparent. Boosting his career, or staying alive.
Short Film – Ever There 10:02 AM
Director: Daniel Grace
Synopsis: A grieving widower turns to a medium for solace, leading to an encounter that could unravel them both.
Ever There is a chilling psychological thriller exploring grief, guilt, and the consequences of exploiting human vulnerability. Through its tense and intimate storytelling, the film delves into themes of desperation and deception, confronting the fine line between comforting illusions and devastating truths.
By intertwining raw human emotion with an unsettling supernatural twist, the film offers a gripping meditation on the power of belief and the dark shadows it can cast. Ever There captivates with its atmospheric tension, intense performances, and a haunting finale that lingers long after the credits roll.
Short Film – The Other Me 10:13 AM
Director: Naima Chebahi
Synopsis: After a hard day work, Dany comes home, thinking of spendind a nice evening with his girlfriend Marie. But his life is going to be turned upside down when the landline rings. At the end of the line, someone claims to be Marie. So, if she’s not Marie, who is woman with him in the house?
Documentary – Thousand Year Flood 10:18 AM
Director: Jonathan Hall
Synopsis: Thousand Year Flood is an emotional documentary that chronicles the devastating impact of the 2022 Southeastern Kentucky flood. Through powerful interviews with survivors, rescuers, and local community members, the film offers a raw and emotional account of the destruction, resilience, and recovery efforts in the wake of one of the region’s worst natural disasters. The documentary showcases the unwavering strength of the Appalachian spirit, as communities come together to rebuild and persevere. Blending intimate stories with stunning 4K footage, drone shots, and historical archive clips, Thousand Year Flood paints a vivid picture of tragedy, resilience, and hope amidst adversity.
Short Film – Baron Munchausen (Karl) 10:56 AM
Director: Ilya Noyabrev
Synopsis: Eternal love or eternal life? This difficult choice is facing a brilliant actor. His life in the gray real world and the life of the world of fantasies are so closely intertwined that bright pictures of visions in his imagination layered on each other, mixing and breaking into small fragments fold again into the incredible patterns of a magic kaleidoscope …
Short Film – GREEK PHILOSOPHIA and CHICKENS 11:15 AM
Director: Aimiende Negbenebor Sela
Synopsis: Part drama, part comedy with a hint of romance, Greek Philosophia and Chickens follows a sixty-something best-selling romance author who, feeling invisible as woman, hires an assassin to take her out. We meet Tessa on a day she’s decided that she’s had enough. She’s ending it all, only she can’t do it herself so she’s hired an assassin to do it for her. Satisfied with the order of her home affairs, she sets out to meet him, a man she chooses to name “Keith”. As the day progresses, Tessa encounters a chef/restaurant owner, Niko, and his vivacious waitress mother, Katina, from whom she learns a Greek philosophy/saying that really gets her thinking maybe…? I mean, she is Katina, a Greek woman in her late seventies who’s full of life and is dating a man ten years younger than her, so she may be right when she says, “the old chicken’s got the juice.”
Short Film – Sleep Demon 11:39 AM
Director: Austin Robert Sheehan
Synopsis: Sleep Demon is a chilling short horror film inspired by a real event, exploring the terrifying experience of sleep paralysis. The story delves into the unsettling phenomenon many have reported—being frozen in place, unable to move or scream, while a shadowy figure looms over them. As the protagonist struggles to wake from the grip of paralysis, they begin to wonder if the “sleep demon” they see is a mere hallucination or something far more sinister that preys on those most vulnerable in the night.
Short Film – Inner Space 11:48 AM
Director: Josue Hilario
Synopsis: During a game of dominoes, a young man engages in a transformative conversation with his younger self.
Short Film – Method: A Voice Actor Prepares 11:58 AM
Director: Jessica Renslow
Synopsis: Method: A Voice Actor Prepares is a quirky comedic short set at a recording studio, starring a thespian who takes his craft VERY seriously. Featuring some of the biggest names in animation, this live action film is a lighthearted behind the scenes look at show busines
Short Film – Quarantine 12:10 PM
Director: Russ Emanuel
Synopsis: Quarantine at your own risk.
How is the world affected by a catastrophic event, as seen through the eyes of a couple named Cathy and Matt? Everyday people live through a government mandated quarantine during a global pandemic while desperate scientists race to find a cure before it’s too late.
Short Film – Table Chatter: Pilot Episode 12:24 PM
Director: Kristen Korkowski
Synopsis: A sitcom about a group of friends that enjoy collaborative storytelling through tabletop roleplaying games
Short Film – The Root 1:01 PM
Director: Courtney Lee Simpson
Synopsis: A group of friends make a pact that if one of them ever gets rich, they will split the fortune between them; But when one of them does find sudden wealth, the others hear a chilling voice, complicating matters. Will they stick to the original pact or cancel each other out?
Web Series – Letters to: Pilot 1:17 PM
Director: Amy Leigh McCorkle
Synopsis: A Limited Anthology Web Series Based Upon the Acclaimed Film Letters to Daniel.
Web Series – ParaGenex Season 2 (Episodes 1-5) 1:26 PM
Director: Da’Rell Miller, Christian Griffith
Synopsis: Individuals with superpowers must survive against supernatural beings called Parasite Demons in Indiana.
Web Series – When Doves Cry 1:47 PM
Director: Amy Leigh McCorkle
Synopsis: Survivors of a mob hit on their family as children When Doves Cry chronicles twin sisters Ariel and Adriana Stuart as they navigate the fallout as adults, their turbulent love lives, and the desire of Adriana to reclaim their legacy, while Ariel sense of loss drives her to vengeance and suicidal ideation.
Short Film – In the Middle 1:57 PM
Director: Megan Benzing
Synopsis: In The Middle, a mysterious liminal space where time stands still, paired strangers—unaware of how they got there—must convince others why they deserve to leave, though the outcome of winning remains unknown. When longtime resident Luke and newcomer Phoebe delay their vote, they form an unexpected bond as they confront their pasts and the impossible choice ahead.
Short Film – Sonata in D 2:20 PM
Director: Craig Urquhart
Synopsis: A love-obsessed K-Drama fan meets her favourite writer to liberate a captive AI personality, but love can be a dark place. Valentina arrives at the lair of Mr. Yi, a reclusive but famous and prolific Korean drama writer. She especially admires his most recent drama, “Sonata in D”. She seems obsessively resolved to be the living muse for a man who understands love so purely. But Valentina suspects Mr. Yi’s secret. She breaks into a secret isolation chamber where an AI Personality, William Lovely, is imprisoned. After a dramatic techno –hacking escape, her new love is revealed to be jealous and selfish – William has merely changed prisons, to a darker and more obsessive one. She’s going to keep William and his pure love to herself.
Documentary – A Butterfly Has Been Released 2:40 PM
Director: Barry Koch, Jason Zamer
Synopsis:
Join a remarkable journey in “A Butterfly Has Been Released,” as hospice nurse Allyson spends her last 39 days, living and dying with brain cancer.
With unfiltered honesty, authenticity, and humor, Allyson invites her family, friends and hospice coworkers into her dying experience. As time runs short, her community gathers to celebrate her life with a “living funeral,” which Allyson hosts, and afterwards her natural, green burial.
Throughout, Allyson confronts her own mortality and continues to create meaning and legacy, as her death approaches and beyond.
Allyson’s final wish was that her story could be used to help and inspire others about the end-of-life. As Allyson says, “I’m not dead if I’m still talking,” and through “A Butterfly Has Been Released,” Allyson is most certainly still talking.
Whether you are dealing with a difficult diagnosis yourself, caring for loved ones, or thinking about the future, Allyson’s story will resonate with the power of living until the very end, on your own terms.
Feature Film – Blood on the Bleachers 3:17 PM
Director: Chase Dudley
Synopsis: A psychology instructor and her senior class investigate a string of unsolved murders targeting staff and students at their high school over two years, trying to identify the masked killer.
Short Film – Come Out, Wherever You Are 5:19 PM
Director: Caitlin Presberg
Synopsis: Vernon Parrish, a retired mayor of a large suburb just outside of Chicago, had moved to the small town of Livingston, Montana, for peace and solitude and to get out of the public eye. After six years, Verne’s past returns to haunt him, driving him into a self-imposed exile at his cabin in the woods, hoping to ride out the media storm. While he is away, a storm of a different form rolls in, drastically changing the world as he knew it, culminating in a tale of a man who is both a victim and a beneficiary of circumstance.
Awards Banquet 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Short Film – The Anniversary 8:30 PM
Director: Kayla Perkins, Ben Hicks
Synopsis: Ben arrives home in hopes his wife Kayla will want to go out and celebrate their anniversary but so things shouldn’t be celebrated.
Short Film – Closed Gates 8:48 PM
Director: Naresh Kumar Rajendran
Synopsis: “Closed Gates” shines a spotlight on the challenges faced by autistic children in India seeking inclusive education, offering a touching narrative that explores themes of resilience, empathy, and the importance of inclusivity. Against the backdrop of societal biases and discrimination, the film follows autistic child Raju and his mother, Sana, as they navigate a world often lacking in understanding and acceptance.
The story unfolds as Raju grapples through persistent bullying and discrimination at his school. Despite his mother Sana’s unwavering advocacy for inclusive education, societal prejudices and intolerance of other parents push towards Raju’s expulsion. But, amidst these adversities, Sana challenges prevailing stereotypes about her son’s abilities.
A transformative moment unfolds when Sana recognizes her son’s interest in athletics, she encourages his participation in the school’s sports day alongside other children, challenging assumptions about his capabilities.
As the threat of expulsion looms, Raju faces challenges during training with the Physical Education teacher. However, a pivotal moment arises during sports day preparations when the PT teacher struggles, leading Sana to step in and guide Raju to the finish line, symbolizing hope in adversity.
During the sports event, Raju encounters mockery from biased peers and parents but bravely joins the runners. A stumble turns into a moment of empathy when a fellow athlete offers support, sparking kindness among former bullies.
As “Closed Gates” delves into the complexities of inclusive education and the impact of stereotypes on individuals like Raju, the film invites viewers to reflect on their own beliefs and attitudes towards diversity and inclusion.
In a world where differences often divide us, “Closed Gates” serves as a beacon of hope, reminding us all of the profound impact that empathy and understanding can have in breaking down barriers and fostering a more inclusive society by opening the minds.
Web Series – CROMAESCOPE – Web series – Episode 2 9:45 PM
Director: Alvaro Beltran Janes
Synopsis: CROMAESCOPE is a comedy series made up of 8 episodes. Each one is inspired by different B-series science fiction films from the 1950s, imitating their aesthetics and themes in a comic tone, with fast-paced dialogues and funny situations. The clumsy practical effects, combined with an obvious use of ‘chroma’ technology and the sober creation of backgrounds using AI, reinforce the idea that it is a production made in a more modest time.
Documentary – Best in Class 9: 55 PM
Director: David W. King
Synopsis: Best in Class celebrates the ongoing 25-year legacy of beloved Polson, Montana High School history teacher / assistant football coach Pat Danley.
Longer Synopsis: Everyone has a favorite teacher, and Polson High School history teacher Pat Danley is the first to come to mind for many present and former students. Mr. Danley is regarded as a sort of celebrity in Polson, flagged down numerous times by students, parents, and colleagues when he’s out in public. His students love his engaging, conversational teaching style, which is sprinkled with humor and a genuine interest in them. “Danley” is also a beloved Polson Pirates assistant football coach. His players thrive under his guidance and participation in practices and games. This film celebrates Pat Danley and his Best in Class legacy.
Sunday Screening Schedule
Sunday Screenings begin at 10:00 AM
Imaginarium 2025 Independent Filmmaker Spotlight
Documentary Louisville Extreme Park 9:40 AM
Director: Christopher Cook
Synopsis: This is Louisville Extreme Park. Told from the skater perspective. After 3 nights straight of gun violence at the Dave Armstrong skate-park in Louisville, KY, the city of Louisville locked down the skate-park, putting security devices in place, and temporarily increasing police presence, and in a historic move, closed the skate-park after 11pm after it being 24/7 since its opening. Here the stories of those who were there, and those in the community who serve the park, are told from their perspective, along with footage exclusively obtained by destiny creates entertainment.
Feature Film Meander 11:00 AM
Director: Lexi Bass
Synopsis: An experimental sci-fi essay about motherhood, Artificial Intelligence and the future of humanity.
Music Video – Crimson and Clover 12:38 PM
Director: A sweet, nostalgic interpretation of the 1968 Tommy James and the Shondells classic… with a sinister twist.
Synopsis: Constance Rae Martin
Short Film – A Shot of Cold Medicine 12:41 PM
Director: Nick Bentley
Synopsis: Johannes must navigate his fever hallucinations to find his way to health before his big concert.
Short Film – A Tangled Tennessee Christmas 12:49 PM
Director: Aiden Shaw
Synopsis: Over the Christmas holiday, Rachel attempts to confess her years of love for her best friend Matt. With all attempts to tell him her feelings coming off awkward and bizarre, she will stop at nothing to win his heart.
Short Film – Beyond the Book 1:09 PM
Director: Raquel Vaught
Synopsis: Beyond the Book is about a girl named Ophelia and her mental health struggles, and how she’s learned to deal with them. Ophelia escapes from her troubles through books and stories, but every story has its end.
Short Film – Broughton: The Awakening 1:14 PM
Director: John Cameron Costellow
Synopsis: In a dark and shadowed world, Buck Gatlin faces the powerful vampire queen, Lilith Nightshade, in a desperate fight to protect his beloved granddaughter, Sadie. Despite his heroic efforts, Lilith’s malevolent magic transforms Buck into a ghoul, leaving Sadie to confront a world teetering on the edge of darkness
Short Film – Bay For Blood 1:26 PM
Director: Harry Waldman
Synopsis: James and Rob are hiding out in isolation to fix their mutual issues. As time progresses, the two reveal facts regarding their disturbing past relationship. An acquaintance of James’, Jessica, finds herself in an uncomfortable position as she contemplates the best way to handle the situation.
Short Film – Nerd Series 1:49 PM
Director: Krista Kangas
Synopsis: A nerd who dreams of being a badass film director gets an opportunity to make a name for herself. By making the worst film ever made.
Short Film – No More F***s To Give 2:01 PM
Director: This short film, follows a young woman struggling with thyroid cancer for her second time, and showcases some of the personal issues it can cause.
Synopsis: Christopher Cook
Short Film – Pieces of You 2:15 PM
Director: Dakota Summer
Synopsis: A lonely college graduate takes in an eccentric homeless teenager after almost being robbed by him.
Short Film – Power Rangers Demorphed Fan Film 2:29 PM
Director: Da’Rell Miller
Synopsis: The fan film, “Power/Rangers,” is a dark, gritty reimagining of the Power Rangers universe. It depicts a world where the Rangers have disbanded after a devastating war, with each member pursuing their own paths, some darker than others. The film explores themes of disillusionment, betrayal, and the consequences of violence, even within a superhero context. It features a mix of intense action sequences, including sword fights and gun battles, and delves into the personal struggles of the now-adult Rangers as they grapple with their past and confront a new threat.
Short Film – Fairy Tale 2:51 PM
Director: Meghanne Dailey
Synopsis: After breaking ground for his new home Heath finds a mysterious looking artifact buried deep in the Earth as he’s digging up his outhouse. Bringing it back to his friend and roommate Kyle the two men realize with the help of their esoteric expert Mary that this artifact isn’t just a relic from the past, but something more sinister. Repressed memories start to seep through Heath’s mind, the mirrors no longer look right, and both the men keep noticing something in the distance watching…Will the two men be able to undo the curse put in motion? In Fairy Tale nothing is quite as it seems.
Short Film – Hoodie 3:13 PM
Director: Landon S. Baer
Synopsis: A high school student is confused when he finds a random hoodie in his driveway, and seeks to return it to its owner.
Short Film – Law and Beaver 3:26 PM
Director: Claude D. Miles
Synopsis: The Pilot Episode for the Law & Order Parody you had no idea you needed but now cannot live without. It drives you day and night. Your whole World askew in search of more… Law & Beaver! Like Law & Order but with a Beaver puppet as the accused killer.
Official Selection
Documentary – What is Love 3:40 PM
Director: Martina Herzog, Reinhard J. Steiner
Synopsis: No question is perhaps more relevant in times like these than all others: What is love? In the touching and captivating road trip documentary “What is Love?”, the film crew embarks on a profound exploration, interviewing people from diverse backgrounds and cultures. They openly share their personal experiences, beliefs, and philosophies about love, revealing the extraordinary power and mysterious nature of this universal human emotion. As the journey unfolds, viewers are taken on an introspective, unfiltered trip that ultimately challenges their own perceptions and understanding of what it truly means to love and to be loved.