Clementine Vintage – Shorts Screening
Leading up to the 1st Annual Strasburg Film Festival which will be November 9 -11, we will be featuring some great independent films from around the world. This screening will feature a large collection of shorts ranging from 15 minutes to as little as a minute. We’d give this screening a rating of PG-13.
Clementine Vintage is a charming shop located in the heart of downtown Strasburg, VA. Located in a lovingly restored historical building the shop reflects the owner’s vision to repurpose and reuse quality furniture, vintage home decor items, and collectibles. A cozy shop filled with a mingling of merchandise including beautiful well loved antiques ready to be sent to a new home and a mixture of brand new home decor, gifts, and jewelry.
Clementine offers a unique space for small events and custom private workshops with a wide choice of projects for the home. At Clementine, their endeavor is to provide its customers with a relaxed and nostalgic shopping experience.
Free to attend.
We will have a spot at the viewing where you can donate to our 501 3 c which will help us fund films equipment to host more films outside. Once we are able to procure an outdoor screen and audio equipment, our funding focus will shift towards the Shenandoah County School District’s theatre programs.
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From Twilight til Dawn
An experimental documentary giving visual expression to the experience of three soldiers: the filmmaker’s father, an Army paratrooper in the Vietnam era, her friend Henry, a WWII American paratrooper in Italy, and her grandfather, who never directly shared his WWII experiences with her before he died. The documentary consists of interviews, WWII footage of paratroopers, stop-motion animation, and surround sound.
Steps to an Educational Revolution
Steps to an Educational Revolution is a short motion graphic piece that explores the failures of the current public education system in the United States. The animation begins with staggering critical statistics of the U.S. public education system. By hinting that a possible solution may be to value creativity, the piece shifts into current educational figures, Sal Khan and John Green, to further explore the idea of an Educational Revolution.
For Good
Sometimes you have to stop in order to move forward. Especially when you’ve lost a loved one, you’ve got to have faith in time and in life.
Icky
In the world of people with Rubik’s cube head, there is a kid who is different from the others.
Balance
It’s a story about the soldiers who are sacrificing their lives and resist in order to the people of the city and future generations live in peace.
My Mother and the Hawk
A mother and daughter spend an autumn day discussing anxiety, parenting, and doubt on a terrace overlooking a bustling city. A hawk joins them.
A moving painting with fractal landscape features alongside hand-drawn art with an original score.
The School Bag
The bond between a mother and her son is indeed a special one. It was the same between Farooq and his Mother. They reside in the small town of Peshawar, Pakistan.
Farooq, a child with a simple demand, wants a new school bag on his birthday. But his mother, who in spite of her love and affection seems to be unfazed by her child’s plea.
Unknown to Farooq, there is something waiting for him on his birthday.
The Last Embrace
The Little girl wants to show her drawing to her family, but everybody is busy with their cell phones, she goes to her grandpa who has just past away a few minutes ago without anybody noticing it.