THE UNLONELY FILM FESTIVAL: BEST OF FEST
Elgin Park
Elgin Park dives into the life of a reclusive artist turned viral sensation — recognized for creating 1950’s utopias out of pain, love, and miniature cars
Consider This
Talking with others about a shared arts experience can enrich our perspectives. Watch this video to explore the film’s meaning and major themes a bit more.
Meet the Filmmaker
How does the film change your perspective on what addiction can look like? When nothing outwardly seems wrong, how can we check-in with friends and family to make sure they’re coping and have someone to confide in?
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Drawings for My Grandchildren
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Echoes
THE UNLONELY FILM FESTIVAL: BEST OF FESTEchoes The animated film Echoes brings memories to life to illustrate the far-reaching impact of loneliness in someone who’s lost a partner and is now living alone. In the film, the central character is haunted by the memories...
It was a beautiful film. I love Michael’s honesty, energy, creativity, and resilience. I often suffer from feelings of deep loneliness. This project hits the core of it. I wish often people would teach out, because it’s so hard to reach out when your depressed. I’m glad Michael can use that to bring creativity and life into his life. Importent lesson. I thank you and Michael.