Screening Schedule
SATURDAY
Welcome to our 4 theater schedule for the three days of festival. We have something for everyone and hope you take full advantage of the diversity.
A Ukrainian man lost his daughter in a Russian missile strike. Three years later, his cancer dooms him with only a month to live. He searches to know if faith is the only requirement for him to see his daughter when he dies, or if some important works need done. His hatred for Russians make it difficult when a Siberian surfer may hold the answer
USA
SHORT STORY - 20mins
SATURDAY - SCREENVISON ROOM - 9:00 AM
This short film follows a young man suffering with Tinnitus that tries to fight through life alone. There is a message of hope and understanding as the people in his life come along side him and remind him that he is not alone.
USA
SHORT FILM - 18mins
SATURDAY - SCREENVISION ROOM - 9:30 AM
Morrison is on the run from the law, but how long can he run from himself?
USA
STUDENT FILM - 40 mins
SATURDAY - SCREENVISION ROOM - 10:00 AM
Adapted imaginatively from the apocryphal Book of Jasher and from Genesis 29-45, this screenplay imagines the fourteen months when Joseph of Egypt kept his brother, Simeon, as a hostage in Egypt.
DR of the Congo
BIBLICAL STORY - 1 hour and 3 mins.
SATURDAY - SCREENVISION ROOM - 12:15 PM
Darian has just moved into a new house. One day, he finds a mysterious box, seemingly left there by the people who lived in the house before him. Inside the box is a strange-looking toy rabbit, wearing a top hat. While drawing a picture of the rabbit, Darian notices that the rabbit has begun coming to life. The rabbit identifies himself as “Mr. Tophat.” He starts leaving notes for Darian, saying that he wants to be friends. Will Darian choose to be friends with Mrtophat? Does Mr.Tophat have an ulterior motive? Find out the answers to these questions in this thriller film.
USA
YOUTH FILM - 12 mins
SATURDAY - BOOK NOOK - 10:45 AM
Voice Unbroken is a documentary telling the extraordinary comeback of beloved sportscaster Art Hains, the longtime voice of the Missouri State Bears and the Kansas City Chiefs Radio Network.
After more than 42 years with the MSU Bears, Art’s life took a dramatic turn when he contracted West Nile Virus, leaving him paralyzed and fighting for survival. Refusing to give up, Art faced every challenge, determined to return to the broadcast booth and the career he loved. This is a moving and inspirational story of perseverance and unbreakable spirit.
USA
DOCUMENTARY - 55mins
SATURDAY - STUDIO 2.22 ROOM - 10:00 AM
Repair the Breach:The Fight for Family showcases God's original intent for family and what is in desperate need of repair. The film is an infusion of hope to struggling families and a masterful tale of forgiveness, redemption, and the pursuit of the Father.
USA
DOCUMENTARY - 1 HOUR 23 mins
SATURDAY - STUDIO 2.22 ROOM - 11:15 PM
