In friendship, one size fits all. These five short films explore the whimsical, comforting, and transformative powers of the bonds of friendship, from a fairground odyssey and a comic book obsession to identity, loneliness, and loss.<\/p>\n
Agora<\/i> by Chris Newberry<\/b><\/p>\n
In Agora<\/i>, an eight-year-old girl wanders lost amid oblivious adults and bizarre attractions at the Minnesota State Fair. When she serendipitously meets a younger boy who is also lost, they hatch a clever plan to find their parents.<\/p>\n
John and Michael<\/i> by Shira Avni<\/b><\/p>\n
The animated short film John and Michael<\/i> is about two men with Down Syndrome who share an intimate, loving relationship that extends even beyond death.<\/p>\n
Miracle Mile<\/i> by Dong Hyeuk Hwang<\/b><\/p>\n
James, an aloof Korean American gypsy cab driver, helps his fare, Jiyoung, a young Korean woman, search for her brother, who was adopted by Americans 20 years earlier.<\/p>\n
The Raftman\u2019s Razor<\/i> by Keith Bearden<\/b><\/p>\n
Using live action and animation, The Raftman\u2019s Razor<\/i> tells the story of two 15-year-old misfits who become obsessed with a comic book called The Raftman<\/i>.<\/p>\n
Reservation Warparties<\/i> by Angelique Midthunder<\/b><\/p>\n
A 10-year-old Lakota boy asks his uncle if he has ever seen a dead body. The question sparks a conversation about the uncle\u2019s role in a close friend\u2019s death.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
In friendship, one size fits all. Five short films explore the whimsical, comforting, and transformative powers of the bonds of friendship, from a fairground odyssey and a comic book obsession to identity, loneliness, and loss.<\/p>\n
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