Schedule

Here is the screening schedule for Red Wasp 2009. Please note that we will also be conducting short Question and Answer (Q&A) sessions with the filmmakers who attend. The Q&As will immediately follow each film.

The doors at StageCenter will open at 7:00 p.m., and the program begins at 7:30 pm.

Friday, November 6, 2009

  • Invisible Master by Mike Fisher (4:00): An odd man in a strange world must complete an important mission with mind-blowing consequences!
  • I Will Hurt You by Gary Lynch (15:00): A short mock documentary about the Worldwide Female Wrestling promotion, a female wrestling company that is based on the Internet.
  • One Day by Bernard Garceau III (19:00): Joshua has left town with the body of his friend Jef, whom he killed with his car just hours before. Out of shock, he threw the body into the trunk, but not before Jef’s brother Corey witnessed everything. Now Joshua is left alone with his thoughts, fears, and ultimately what to do next.
  • Dear to the One by Bernard Garceau III (4:54): The debut music video from the College Staiton band Clairmont. “Dear to the One” is featured on their first LP, “Strength Like Lions.” The “Others” are looking for something greater, and the men dressed in suits have what they are looking for. Everyone’s desires begin to be met as they are all drawn to one another throughout the night.
  • Lost Heroes: Rod Belding by Matt Hamilton and Scott Hamilton (9:12): In this “E-True Hollywood Story” styled documentary, four very dedicated fans of “Saved by the Bell” discuss the tragic hero of Rod Belding and his influence on their lives.
  • VooDOo by Rahul Putha (3:56): A guy faces a mysterious black magic-using opponent, who is trying to stop him at all costs.
  • Cookies & Cream by Princeton Holt (90:00): A racially mixed single mother accepts an adult entertainment job in order to take care of her daughter and herself.

Saturday, November 7, 2009

  • The Christmas Conspiracy by Jennifer Clary and Kevin Haberer (10:00): The Christmas Conspiracy is a holiday tale from the town of Bedsbottom about finding hope in a perpetually troubled world. When Mrs. Duckett overhears that the community’s youth doubt Santa’s existence, she mobilizes Bedsbottom’s leaders for an emergency intervention on Christmas Eve. The group’s well intentioned conspiracy goes awry, drastically reducing the probability of a joyful holiday in Bedsbottom. Faced with disaster, Mrs. Duckett and her disheartened accomplices hope for a miracle to save Christmas.
  • Lounging by Peter McCann (8:00): Students studying.
  • Electronic Things of the Future by Mike Fisher (5:00): The future won’t let you in if you don’t have these five electronic devices. And they’re hardly dangerous at all!
  • Forgotten Lives by Josh Tate and Jeff Garrison-Tate (44:00): Forgotten Lives chronicles the horrific conditions at Texas state institutions for people with intellectual disabilities. The film is a call to action to ensure the civil rights of Texas’s most vulnerable citizens.
  • Do You by Gordon S. Williams and C. Wyatt Cagle (29:58): Paula Teague and Frank Bradshaw only have one thing in common; they want their children to end their current relationship. The Bradshaws, a Southern white family, are surprised to meet their daughter Kesha’s boyfriend, Cameron Teague, who is black.
  • The Mirage by Lorena Juarez (5:25): The film is a celebration of the beauty of love. Maria and Juan are secretly in love and must make a choice to go the extra mile to make true love possible.
  • Bad Timing by Keller Davis, Michael Ruiz, and David Lackey (9:11): Clutching a water bottle and wearing a time-traveling hourglass, a man encounters numerous people who seem to exist only to slow him down.