Small Gauge Trauma - Fantasia Film Festival

Product Description Montreal’s legendary Fantasia International Film Festival is North America’s largest fantasy / horror film event and one of the most influential fantastic film festivals in the world. It is where Hideo Nakata’s RINGU was introduced to the West, where Jaume (DARKNESS) Balaguero first screened THE NAMELESS to an English speaking audience, where Nacho (AFTERMATH) Cerda attained worldwide fandom infamy and was the first festival in North America to show a film by Takashi (AUDITION, ICHI THE KILLER) Miike. Since its inception in 1996, Fantasia has been hugely supportive of short films, with their most recent installment showcasing over 100 selections. Hand-picked by Fantasia’s Mitch Davis, SMALL GAUGE TRAUMA is an extraordinary collection of 13 award-winning shorts from 8 countries. It represents some of the strongest and most eccentric highlights from the festival’s trailblazing history with the form and is a veritable must-have for lovers of the unusual, aficionados of the fantastic and anyone with an interest in world cinema. SPECIAL FEATURES INCLUDE: Audio Commentaries on Most Shorts Moonspell Music Video for I'LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS Deleted Scene from THE SEPARATION Special Video Introduction from COFFIN JOE! From the Contributor This DVD features 13 short films from many acclaimed directors: ABUELITOS (aka GRANDFATHER) - 15 min. Directed by Paco Plaza CHAMBRE JAUNE - 8 min. Directed by Helene Cattet & Brunco Forzani FLAT - N - FLUFFY - 7 min. Directed by Benoit Boucher GORGONAS - 15 min. Directed by Salvador Sanz I'LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS - 20 min. Directed by Miguel Vivas INFINI (aka INFINITY) - 9 min. Directed by Guillaume Fortin L'ILYA - 39 min. Directed by Tomoya Sato LOVE FROM MOTHER ONLY - 21 min. Directed by Dennison Ramalho MISS GREENY - :30 sec. Directed by Tenkwaku Naniwa RUTA DESTROY! - 15 min. Directed by Diego Abad THE SEPARATION - 10 min. Directed by Robert Morgan SISTER LULU - 5 min. Directed by Philip Johny TEA BREAK - 7 min. Directed by Sam Walker