This showcase of narrative shorts spotlights the bold voices and boundless creativity of Louisiana filmmakers. From fresh new talents to seasoned storytellers, these films reflect the vitality of our state’s film community and celebrate the stories being made right here at home.

A son drives his father to rehab only to have his own demons exposed along the way.

Conversion Van

A son drives his father to rehab only to have his own demons exposed along the way.

Violet lies awake in the woods for ten years, waiting for her deceased grandmother to return. The world continues, but she doesn’t know how to convince her “mimi” to send her a sign. One magical afternoon, in frustration and despair, she falls asleep.

Mimi

Violet lies awake in the woods for ten years, waiting for her deceased grandmother to return. The world continues, but she doesn’t know how to convince her “mimi” to send her a sign. One magical afternoon, in frustration and despair, she falls asleep.

In 1927 in Southern Louisiana, subversive housewife Ada LeBoeuf is put on trial alongside her alleged lover for the grisly murder of her husband in one of the most explosive sex-murder trials ever reported.

Ada and the Doc

In 1927 in Southern Louisiana, subversive housewife Ada LeBoeuf is put on trial alongside her alleged lover for the grisly murder of her husband in one of the most explosive sex-murder trials ever reported.

Struggling content creators are launched to viral fame after their video of a tragic accident is mistaken for art. Each iteration of their IP drags them farther below the surface until they must pay the ultimate price to keep the beast of cultural relevance fed.

The Pink Death

Struggling content creators are launched to viral fame after their video of a tragic accident is mistaken for art. Each iteration of their IP drags them farther below the surface until they must pay the ultimate price to keep the beast of cultural relevance fed.

An Afrofuturist science fiction hybrid documentary set in a utopian future with no prisons or police.

Space to Breathe

An Afrofuturist science fiction hybrid documentary set in a utopian future with no prisons or police.

Alone in a hotel room, Jan transforms between the person the world expects of them and who they perceive themselves to be. As they relish this new identity, a surge of confidence emerges, but they soon realize that not everything is as it seems.

This is Jan

Alone in a hotel room, Jan transforms between the person the world expects of them and who they perceive themselves to be. As they relish this new identity, a surge of confidence emerges, but they soon realize that not everything is as it seems.

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Louisiana Narrative Shorts: Gumbo

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