Movie Trailers - October 2018
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The Fortune Trailer (2018)
31 October 2018
What's better than take-out food, a good drink, and a fortune cookie that curses you for the rest of your days?
Northern Lights (A UFO Documentary) Trailer (2018)
02 October 2018
Examining various UFO and Unidentified Aerial Phenomena incidents in the Thunder Bay region, using historical newspapers, witness testimony, interviews and discovering native beliefs on the subject.
Key, washer, coin Trailer (2018)
06 October 2018
An unclassifiable film that swerves between the realms of conceptualism, comedy, sound art, every-day anecdote and a grim accounting of our “society of control”.
Chhotu 2 Cutting Trailer (2018)
31 October 2018
On the outer circle of city 3 male met in a strange situation to manifest Gandhiji's 3 monkey mascot message in most real and hilarious way.
Mikkel Rask: Hvad Fatter Gør Trailer (2018)
01 October 2018
A comedy show about fathers and rotten apples. Mikkel Rask is known as one of the sharpest comedians in the business.
Reid's Records Trailer (2018)
31 October 2018
An interview with David Reid, current owner and inheritor of Reid's Records in Berkeley, California, reflecting on the impact of gentrification on business and the neighborhood.
Mildly Amusing Trailer (2018)
25 October 2018
The debut stand-up comedy performance of James Ritchey.
Faith Trailer (2018)
02 October 2018
A young girl finds herself in a whirlwind of change when she realizes she's fallen for her best friend, Sam.
Unspeakable Acts Trailer (2018)
20 October 2018
A journalist is granted an interview with two serial killers on death row. His search for answers leads him down a very dark path.
FA.I.RIE Trailer (2018)
31 October 2018
An ongoing exploration of the digital wonderland that van Zuijlen encounters by scrolling — or in this case hovering — deeper and deeper into the so-called digital ‘rabbit hole’.