Walpurgisnacht

The Last of the Son: Episode 5

CW: Explicit language In 1992, after the Rodney King-verdict, a week of protests, rioting and looting overtook the city of Los Angeles. In The Last of the Son, these real historical events serve as the backdrop of the story of a group of people who are trying to make sense of their own lives, personalities, struggles, relationships amidst one of the most prolific social and racially tense moments in American history. Written and Directed by Cris Eli Blak Starring: Erick Goldsmith as Roddy Nadia Cameron as Dove Crystal Watford Nuchurch as Arlene Olivia Rodriguez as Maria Maddie Nguyen as Julie Prentice Myles as Norm And Nick Coley as Eagle

The Last of the Son: Episode 4

CW: Explicit language In 1992, after the Rodney King-verdict, a week of protests, rioting and looting overtook the city of Los Angeles. In The Last of the Son, these real historical events serve as the backdrop of the story of a group of people who are trying to make sense of their own lives, personalities, struggles, relationships amidst one of the most prolific social and racially tense moments in American history. Written and Directed by Cris Eli Blak Starring: Erick Goldsmith as Roddy Maddie Nguyen as Julie Crystal Watford Nuchurch as Arlene Prentice Myles as Norm Derek Shetterly as Principal Woods Rebecca Klein as Kelly Mendel Nadia Cameron as Dove Eddie Martinez as Papa G And Nick Coley as Eagle

Walpurgisnacht

Walpurgis Nacht. In Germany, it is remembered as the night when witches and demons gather to celebrate their terrible mysteries. At midnight, the Queen of May appears to drive the cold winter away and bring in the summer. And here and there, even now, little groups of old women gather to think about the seasons of their lives and—-since they have lived through another winter—-to welcome the hope of another summer. Written by Mary F.C. Pratt Directed by Rebecca Klein Sound Design by Lila Woodbridge Starring: Brenda Hettmansberger as the Queen of May Doreen Firestone as Nancy Darlene Williams-Prades as Linda Cathy Cavender as Vicky Cynthia Babak as Sharon Caroline Ryburn as Sally

The Last of the Son: Episode 3

CW: Explicit language In 1992, after the Rodney King-verdict, a week of protests, rioting and looting overtook the city of Los Angeles. In The Last of the Son, these real historical events serve as the backdrop of the story of a group of people who are trying to make sense of their own lives, personalities, struggles, relationships amidst one of the most prolific social and racially tense moments in American history. Written and Directed by Cris Eli Blak Starring: Erick Goldsmith as Roddy Nick Coley as Eagle  Nadia Cameron as Dove Prentice Myles as Norm Mark Morgan as Pastor Olivia Rodriguez as Maria G Eddie Martinez as Papa G

The Abbey of the Holy Lonesome

Forsythia blooms: springtime, and all the crawlies are on the move. Hidden things are whispered into light, and sunshine’s turned to shadow. What unearthly thing will come when the whistle calls? Mary-Larkin just wants a glimpse into her future--just a tiny peek of what her life is gonna be. But when she makes a deal with Granny Binding to tell her fate, there are strings attached: She's bound to a tragic path that means she'll run away and leave her three baby girls to fend for themselves in the wild, lonesome holler of a terrible, greedy God. When Laurel, Lily, and Lilac come of age, they, too, must face Granny Binding's powerful magic. Spiders and snakes converge on their tiny cabin, and the howl of the death-dog haunts their dreams. Can the sisters counter Granny's dark workings with nascent powers of their own, or are they doomed to live out their lives like sister nuns in The Abbey of the Holy Lonesome? Written by Andra Laine Hunter Directed by Alexandra Scordato Music & Sound Design by Chris and Lila Woodbridge Accent Coaching by Josh Feliciano-Sanchez Moser Starring: Jean Rosolino as Granny Binding Arielle Hope as Mary-Larkin Kelsey Senteio as Laurel-Ruth Allegra Rodriguez Shivers as Lily-Esther Laura Renee Mehl as Lilac-Delilah