Sweet Thing - Shows it all, whether we are able to digest it or not, whether it fits into our idea of the lexicon of cinema or not.

Rock Opera - Loud, bold, vulgar and fast. It's pretty original, pretty funny and pretty cool.

A Galaxy Far Far Away - Is a documentary about “Star Wars” fans. It uses 1999’s summer blockbuster “The Phantom Menace” as a jumping in point to begin a dialogue on the phenomenon that is George Lucas and “Star Wars” et al.

The Strange Case of Senor Computer - "The Strange Case of Senor Computer" is neither "strange" nor a "case" nor about a "computer." Discuss.

The Blair Bitch Project - Yes, it's a spoof of "The Blair Witch Project." but the film, a 20-minute short, is so damn funny that it's an injustice to the film to call it merely a "spoof."

Blink of An Eye - Director Van Fischer slowly begins to braid together pieces of a story that culminate into a look at urban life which is wondrous and disquieting.

Central Garden - Smart, sweet, gentle and touching, "Central Garden" is one of those short films that screams to be made into a feature.

Perfect Little Man - Pulls out every overused cliche and every stupid plot trick and somehow manages to put them in the film in a way that you don't expect. Still, the film is an atrocity.

Snow Days - A delightful little heterosexual love story that we can all enjoy.

NODANCE Shorts Program #2 - Including: Moses vs. Jesus, Studio Notes, Let'sMeet Johnny, Bathtub Bully,The Good Heart.

What I Like About You - Has managed to capture the spirit and the fun-loving attitude of those cheesy 80's romantic teen comedies and updated it for the 90's. Okay, the 2K generation, whatever.

Home Sweet Hoboken - Scenes that mimic Hong Kong Action films with their shadowy and soft pastel colors.

15 Minute Tape - Will evoke an hour of discussion if you see it with a friend. That is, if you can sit through it.

Can't Speak - Drives assuredly to it's perfect climax.

Clockwork Maury - The film is actually a fake, a spoof, a mocumentary. It isn't Kubrick's brother.

Double Parked - It doesn't work, can't work, because it is poorly written, poorly executed and insanely amateurish.

Elevator World - For anyone who would claim that you cannot make an amusing, effective, and professional short completely on computer, there is "Elevator World."

Searching for Roger Taylor - "Searching for Roger Taylor" has it all.

Troma Shorts - Including: Breaking and Entering, A Waiter Tomorrow, 3 Years of Scary Little Town.

Waiting -"Waiting" starts with a static shot of an empty chair. Hopefully this will be what the theaters look like if this piece of shit ever sees the light of day in distribution: A bunch of empty chairs.

"Crashpad" and "One Arm Bandit" - Richard Allen's two shorts, combined here to make one showing, are funny, clever, and visually stunning.

Mosquito - As the title implies, and as you can imagine (if you imagine the worst), the film is mainly seen through the eyes of a mosquito.

Dot Down - Employing the best of 8mm New York underground filmmaking, "Dot Down" is a beautiful film to watch.

Rosewater - Perfect, intricate, surreal, experimental, avant-garde... these terms seem inadequate.

The Last Dance - Using the visuals of some older couples dancing, the film takes this opportunity to delve into a voice over narrative that communicates ideas and thoughts on romance, marriage and a life lived together. It's pure poetry.

Legs - Set to a pulsing song but likable by Massive Attack, "legs" is a visual dissertation on the titular limbs.

Voodoo (By Tim "The Wonder Horse") - Is a funny little B&W black comedy about a first date from hell.

Amargosa - Is about the life of one of America's greatest and most obscure artists.