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Film Archives | Page 9 of 61 | Capital City Film Festival
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Kalamazoo Gals

When music journalist John Thomas discovers a mysterious archival photo, the ensuing odyssey reveals a shameful chapter in the history of the iconic Gibson guitar company. During World War II, with instrument production supposedly suspended, an extraordinary group of women toiled secretly behind the scenes, creating the “Banner Gibsons” that are cherished to this day […]

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Mélange

Two estranged men reconnect in a jazz bar where they embark on a forbidden dance.

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Lumen

Claude, 70 years old, lives alone and compulsively buys lamps online, almost daily. An obsession that leads her to want, at all costs, a small Victorian porcelain lamp, a bit kitsch. But just when she thinks the deal is done with the saleswoman and she is about to brave the bad weather to go get […]

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Micro Budget

“Epic Ambition. Major Delusion. Micro Budget.” When Terry (Patrick Noth) discovers he’s about to be a father, he does what any other sane person would do. He moves himself and his nine-months-pregnant wife from Iowa to Los Angeles to shoot a low-budget indie movie and sell it to a streamer for a “fuck-ton of money.” […]

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Moments of Stillness

Through stunning visuals and evocative soundscapes, “Moments of Stillness” transports you to a place of serenity, inviting you to embrace stillness and find solace in the present moment. It is a cinematic exploration of self-care, reminding us of the importance of nurturing our inner selves and cultivating a deeper connection with nature.

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My So-Called Iraqi Wedding

As a child, Iraqi-American SAMIRA “SAMI” RAMSEY learned to be an incurable romantic thanks to her rom-com loving, mystical aunt. Now, on the verge of 40, Sami has finally met ADAM, her person. But never mind love, how big is the wedding? That’s what her mother wants to know. And Sami finds herself sucked into […]

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Maraschino Cherries

Pending an eviction from their landlord, a brother and a sister have no choice but to take matters into their own hands to come up with the money and stay out of the streets.

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Kill Will

When former assassin WILL’s location in the witness protection program is compromised and two hitmen descend on his small new hometown, he and ANNIE are forced on the run. Together, they must escape the killers and reach Will’s handler before they, and the rest of his former crew, are murdered.

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Domestic Help

Thomas, a timid clown who wasn’t funny enough to make it in entertainment, gets placed in a domestic help position for Jennifer, a woman who needs assistance managing the day-to-day as she works on a never ending to-do list. Thomas is good at taking orders, but his job performance begins to suffer once he ‘notices’ […]

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Dropped

DROPPED is a comedy that follows Andrew Wallace, a struggling actor who gets dropped by his agent in the middle of teaching a master class to a group of children at his Old Catholic Middle School. Between his crumbling relationship with Laura, best friend turned drama teacher, and rivalry with Bridgit, a young up-and-coming actress […]