Spotlight PROGRAM: Metamorphosis

Sunday, April 27, 4PM, at The Minor Theatre

General Admission for All Programs: $12

Cal Poly Humboldt Students get in free!

  • Coléoptère

    Dir: Martin Gouzou
    15:00
    France

    In this free and contemporary interpretation of Franz Kafka’s “The Metamorphosis,” Grégoire Samsa is a solitary building caretaker who undergoes a dramatic physical and psychological transformation while seeking love and acceptance.

  • Metamorphosis' Chantings Or That Time When I Incarnated As Porpoise

    Dir: Ainá Xisto
    11:28
    Portugal

    Life is Metamorphosis, bounding from being to being as new ways of saying “I”. In 16mm, Ainá Xisto prints an abyssal record guided by a more-than-human relationship through dreamlike landscapes, creating a magical reality inhabited by real characters, open up to dialogue and to others.

  • The Idea

    Dir: Henry Chastain
    8:45
    United States

    An intimate short film based on Raymond Carver's story from Will You Please Be Quiet, Please? presents a periscopic view of a bored suburban couple whose fascination with spying on their younger neighbors blurs the line between curiosity and intrusion.

  • Mashed Potatoes

    Dir: Suha Araj
    13:00
    United States

    While prepping for a Friendgiving in tech potluck, An Arab couple argues over the merits of a well quoted journalist after the 9/11 attacks.

  • All Beauty Queens Have Broken Bones

    Dir: Max Tullio
    7:36
    United States

    Marlo believes God has told her to win the Miss Teen Indiana Pageant, but she needs to break her leg to get the pity vote. Her older sister Rose is skeptical, but she's been drinking a lot lately and the word of God is a mystery to her.

  • Jeff

    Dir: Julia Hebner
    24:34
    United States

    A phone sex operator loses her grip on reality, caught in a hypnotic relationship with a caller wielding disturbing confessions.

    CW: Pedophilia, Incest

  • Heckin' Weens

    Dir: Vinson Chan
    4:00
    Canada

    A desperate animator tries to show his wiener to animation legend Don Hertzfeldt.