Faster – 2016 “A Place Called Sacramento” Film Festival
by Chris Henry
Jimmy Rodriquez is racing into the future while relying on his past.
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Afternoon Delight – 2016 “A Place Called Sacramento” Film Festival
by Danna Wilberg
When love is in the air… some things are best kept secret.
AWARDS: “Producer’s Choice” (Tie)
Best Performer in a Leading Role – Elizabeth “Bunny” Steward
Best Cinematography – Tim Walton
City of Trees – 2016 “A Place Called Sacramento” Film Festival
by Eric Sanderson
Letting the leaves fall where they may simply isn’t an option when a young girl and her friends put virtue in front of safety.
Regrets – 2016 “A Place Called Sacramento” Film Festival
by Larry Menard
Absolution or retribution. For an ex-con, there can be a very thin line between the two.
AWARDS: “Audience Favorite”
A Neighborhood Lost – Sacramento’s Japantown – 2016 “A Place Called Sacramento” Film Festival
by Jeffrey Dym
A downtown Sacramento neighborhood is born from a need for community, thrives in the face of racism, only to be destroyed in the name of redevelopment.
The Last Laugh – 2016 “A Place Called Sacramento” Film Festival
by Darrell Scheidegger
Murder is no laughing matter… except when it’s funny.
Coming Back – 2016 “A Place Called Sacramento” Film Festival
by Scott Slotterbeck
“Coming back” when you’re broken takes time, but a dose of love could be the best medicine.
Capitol Treasure – 2016 “A Place Called Sacramento” Film Festival
by John Maniaci
Clues discovered about Gold Rush era money missing for more than a century spark a quest, but can modern day treasure hunters unravel the biggest secret?
Happy Accidents – 2016 “A Place Called Sacramento” Film Festival
by Nick Coleman
They screwed up their marriage, now they’re screwing up their divorce — and feeling just GREAT about it.
AWARDS:”Producers’ Choice” (Tie)
Best Performer in a Supporting Role – Jesse Jones
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