10 - 15 Minutes, Best of Fest, Caregivers, Health Challenges, Honorable Mentions, People of Color, UnLonely Film Festival 6, Young Adults
In this retelling of his dad’s relationship with his best friend, GRAB MY HAND is Camrus Johnson’s gift to his grieving father and a message to all to cherish every second you have with the ones you love while you still can.
15 - 20 Minutes, Recovery, UnLonely Film Festival 5, Workplace, Young Adults
A young woman comes to terms with being an alcoholic. 16:29 minutes.
5 - 10 Minutes, Best of Fest, People of Color, Recovery, UnLonely Film Festival 5, Young Adults
An alcohol addiction had a grip on Drew Robinson’s life and was leading him down a destructive path. After three near death experiences, he decided to get sober using Muay Thai and his Blackfoot culture.
1 - 5 Minutes, Creativity & Connection, Health Challenges, Older Adults, UnLonely Film Festival 5, Uplifting, Young Adults
Inducted into the USA Martial Arts Hall of Fame at 10 years old, Jeff Wall is a teenage karate pro who wants to pass along his passion for the dojo to a community he felt needed it most — senior citizens.
5 - 10 Minutes, COVID, Immigrants, People of Color, UnLonely Film Festival 5, Young Adults
A personal account of COVID-19 pandemic in America and its effects on an immigrant family through the eyes of a student quarantined at his barren university. 8:56 minutes.
5 - 10 Minutes, Mental Health, UnLonely Film Festival 5, Young Adults
Anna hides in her room, paralyzed by her fear of the future. A short film exploring the inner turmoil that stems from alienation and anxiety.