Ultimate Lesbian Short Film Festival

Ultimate Lesbian Short Film Festival
Moira Kelly
Guinevere Turner
Yolanda Ross
Ashleigh Ann Wood
Kip Pardue
Max Von Ville

Director

Abigail Severance; Michelle Boyaner

10 short films full of intrigue! Fantasy! Suspense! And, of course, Sex!

A Woman Reported
Directed by Chris J. Russo (5 min., USA) Official Selection: Sundance Film Festival. Moira Kelly (The West Wing, One Tree Hill stars in this thriller about the moments that occur just before a hate crime, inspired by the Ambrose Bierce short story An Incident At Owl Creek Bridge.

Dani & Alice
Directed by Roberta Marie Munroe (12 mins., USA/Canada). Lesbian icon Guinevere Turner (Go Fish) co-stars with Yolanda Ross (Strange Inside) in this taut drama that depicts the final hours of an abusive lesbian relationship.

Frozen Smile
Directed by Silas Howard (7 mins., USA). From the co-director and star of By Hook Or By Crook, comes this delightfully absurd comedy about three generations of women who convene to pay tribute to the family's late patriarch.

Everything Good
Directed by Elizabeth McCarthy (17 mins., USA). An American woman suffering from doubts about her attractiveness orders up some sex with a broad while abroad in Amsterdam, and discovers the true meaning of beauty.

Saint Henry
Directed by Abigail Severance (19 mins., USA) Ashleigh Ann Wood (Bloodknot) stars as a girl named Henry who enlists her gay best pal (Max Von Ville, The Standard) to help search for her father in this moody and gorgeously produced drama.

Blow
Directed by Marie Craven (7mins., Australia). In this clever comedy, a teenage girl finds that coming out just might be the only way to overcome her sneezing fits.

Transit
Directed by Kerry Weldon (4 mins., USA). In the middle of the night, a woman is riding a subway train headed downtown when she exchanges glances with an alluring stranger. Will it change her life?

Half Laughing
Directed by Michelle Ehlen (12 mins., USAS) A lesbian with a buzz cut returns home for a family funeral and must deal with her homophobic mother.

Tina Paullina: Living On Hope Street
Directed by Barbara Green and Michelle Boyaner (10 mins., USA) A riveting and inspirational documentary portrait of a lesbian living on the streets of downtown Los Angeles.

The Black Plum
Directed by Meredyth Wilson (15 mins., USA). A poignant, evocative fantasy about a young tomboy's journey away from her restrictive home. Stars Kip Pardue (Loggerheads, Thirteen, But I'm A Cheerleader.).