Local Film Showcase at the Charleston Music Hall this Sunday

February 7, 2014

12:28 AM

chsmoviehall

The Charleston Music Hall will once again transform into the Charleston MOVIE Hall on Sunday at 7 pm. The downtown venue will host a “Local Film Showcase” featuring a handful of movies from Charlestonians.

Here’s the schedule (in order of appearance):

“If You Return” Directed by Zac Breitengross (15 mins)
- “Deciphering their environment while becoming part of it, an obsessive man and troubled woman search for identity.”
“Johnny Delaware “Saralinah” Music Video” Directed by Kirby (4 mins)
“Wrench” Directed by James Edward Tilden (narrative, 13 mins)
- “Alan is stuck in a dreary office 9 to 5 lifestyle. One day an employment ad promising fun and money turns his world upside down.”
“What Remains” Directed by LeAnn Cannon (3 mins)
- “An experimental film/music video.”
“Nothing” Directed by Kyle Perritt (24 mins)
- “Alex's life is forever changed when she seeks out affection from her high school teacher.”
“Camgirl” Directed by Charlotte Savage and Greg Hornak (9 mins)
- Documentary. A look into the life of Jessie, also known as “JaeFilth,” who makes her living posing nude via liv webcam.
“Rachel Kate “Lost” Music Video” Directed by Landon Phillips and Jenny Kleiman (5 mins)
“A Place to Stay” Directed by Henry Snyder (narrative, 60 mins)
- “Danny has two part-time jobs and a girlfriend losing her patience. He wants something to change, but can't seem to make any changes. A lot of cigarettes get smoked in the breakroom.”

Admission is $5. Click here for more information.