NSCAD film students screen their year's work

Head down to Park Lane Thursday night to see films from (maybe) the next Cronenberg

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Nova Scotia College of Art and Design film students will have the chance to share their cinematic creations in a series of public film screenings on Thursday, April 19 at the Empire 8 Park Lane Theatre (5657 Spring Garden Road, 423-4860) at 7pm. Don’t feel like watching movies in which crazed teenagers find inventive ways to kill each other? How about a classic crime drama or a Celtic supernatural thriller instead? Come early, as tickets will sell out faster than Titanic 3D. Admission is $5 at the door.
The five short films this year are:
No One’s Watching by Justin Tomchuk
Fuddle by Kirsten Stanley
Crossing Over by Karolina Szablewska
When You’re Gone by Christian McDonald
The Lone Tree by Caleigh Childs

Also screening a day earlier, Wednesday, at Park Lane, 7pm, $5: work by students in Sol Nagler’s classes. On the bill is Screaming Calf by Meredeth Milton, A Broken Record by Jarrett Shaw and Eighteen by Stephanie Young.