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The Poets
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Film (short)
by Sean Gannet (Comedy)
Writer One is an overtly sexual poetess who lacks healthy boundaries. The other is an uptight, repressed poet obsessed with his grandmother. The Poets is a short comedy about two poetry students brought together by a homework assignment.
Chasing Taste
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Film
by Sean Gannet (Comedy)
Writer, Actress, Producer Down-and-out writer Chase Guidry is transformed overnight into NYC's next big food critic before a freak accident robs him of his senses of taste and smell. Now he must rely on a team of super "smellers" and tasters to fake his reviews. Riding his lie for as long as it will carry him, Chase is bound for a collapse of epic proportion. Written by Anonymous
Stuck in the In-Between
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Film (short)
by Matt Glasson (Musical)
Writer A short musical drama about a Brooklyn cocktail waitress (Pamela Sabaugh) who is confronted with the life-altering realization that her vision is rapidly deteriorating and she may be going blind.
Dottie's Thanksgiving Pickle
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Film (short)
by Sean Gannet (Comedy)
Writer Against her mother-in-law's wishes and her husband's preference, Dottie, a woman with questionable cooking talent, determines to take on Thanksgiving dinner. And although the frozen turkey (which she's named Pickle) remains uncooperative, in the end, unforgettable tastes are tasted and new culinary allegiances are forged between Dottie and her husband Dale. Written by Anonymous
Retreat
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Film (short)
by Dakkan Abbe (Drama)
Writer, Casting department A husband and wife struggle to reconnect while attending a marriage retreat for military couples.
Welcome to the World
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Film (short)
by Rene Penaloza Galvan
Actress Welcome to the World is a personal immigrant story about a father and a son reunited in New York City after ten years of separation. Shot entirely in Brooklyn with non-professional actors, the film follows them in their first day together: a breakfast in a typical American diner, a late visit to a Mexican tacos bar, and the first night in the father's apartment. Each location expresses the boundaries between Mexican and American culture, but also the nostalgia that entails the immigrant experience. While the father believes his son will follow his steps in becoming a taxi driver, the young man distantly observes his new world and a father that seems a stranger after so many years. A personal and moving insight into the struggles between a boy and his lost father as they attempt to carry on their displaced lives. Written by Pilar Rico
Big Break
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Film (short)
by Sandra Beltrao (Drama)
Writer
New York University
(2006-2008)