“In their last semester of college, two friends decide to have an official friend breakup, following an uncomfortable, awkward attempt at rekindling their friendship.”
Remember when the hardest decision we had to make was which book to have read to us at night? Remember when the deepest conflicts we faced were created by Dr. Seuss and depicted for us on a brightly colored page? Here, Kitty Kitty is a tribute to the simpler times. It is, essentially, a children’s book for grown-up kids.
Don’t open the door. Check under the bed. It’s behind you. Ch-ch-ch-ah-ah-ah. Horror has essentially become a genre of tropes. (Granted, successful multi-million dollar tropes, but tropes no less.) Complete with chain-locked doors, childhood monsters, and the overwhelming fear of what’s lurking in the dark, Things That Go does not skimp out on popular horror conventions. But to say it is only that merely scratches the film’s surface. Things That Go is more than a spooky short. It’s about family, strength, and what real monsters look like.
Picture this: It’s the middle of the night, but 8 year-old Jake isn’t asleep. His sister Katie isn’t asleep; her boyfriend is over. Mom and Dad aren’t asleep either. Oh, and there’s a cop. On his trip downstairs to get some water, Jake hears mysterious sounds coming from his parents’ bedroom so he enlists his sister to help him investigate and winds up getting more of an explanation than he asked for. “Sometimes” is a story about a family who is forced to see, hear, and say more than they ever would’ve wanted to, and may now be scarred for life.
A music video for the local dance-pop band R.C. Cat and their new single Hallways. This video explores the wacky, vibrant, and surreal nature of their song, genre, and themselves as the band performs in an array of ``Hallways,`` rooms, and a crazy house party. Imagine exploring a contemporary art museum brought to life by four wacky band members and their music.
Visually stunning and filmed with 3D technology, ``Chosen`` follows a dancer coping with an exquisite heartbreak. Music by New York musician, Blood Orange.
Mayra Guerra's shortsightedness has gotten out of control. Her optometrist warns her that her immediate future looks dim. The relationships with her friends, family, and boyfriend are on the rocks. She must sort through her issues if she wants to lead a healthier life.
When confronted with their shortcomings, a seemingly happy couple must come to terms with the dissatisfaction in their marriage and the overwhelming disillusion in their life.
Three off beat best friends relive their past as they struggle with their transition into adulthood.
Somewhere among the mix of tech start-ups and vintage junkies, we sat down with twenty twentysomethings to ask them twenty questions about being a young adult in Austin, Texas. 2WENTY, The Lambda Chapter's first documentary series, explores a variety of topics in the filmmakers efforts to uncover what comes to mind during the coming of age.