Hamilton Film Fest Thrills and Chills

Pocketman / 2m / USA / Ericka Clevenger
Careful what you put in your pocket.

Rodent / 8m / UK / Joe Fereday
In the not too distant future, a rat transports us through the last vestiges of humanity as it forages for food for its family.

Heap / 12m / Canada / Kyle Marchen
Caught in a lie, Isha is forced to live a double life after discovering a “utopian” society in the building next door to her dilapidated apartment.

Bunker / 7min / UK / Ian Killick
On the brink of nuclear destruction, a mother must make an impossible decision to protect her children.

Nosocomephilia / 15m / Canada / Michèle Kaye
A middle-aged woman in a state of ennui starts compulsively visiting doctors.

Northern Escape / 11m / Canada / Alexis Korotash & Lucy Sanci
A couple on a cottage getaway tries to work on their relationship but ends up getting more than they bargained for when they discover something sinister lurking beneath the surface.

The Shadow Path / 7m / Canada / Daniel Foreman
The Shadow Path is a gritty, supernatural thriller about struggling to escape the inner city and living out one’s dreams.

Dirty Bad Wrong / 15m / Canada / Erica Orofino
Desperate to keep her promise to host the best superhero party for her 6 year old, young mother Sid, a sex worker, takes extreme measures and books a last-minute client with a dark fetish.

God Damn Door / 7m / Russian Federation / Mikhail Morskov & Vitaly Dudka
A happy mother is preparing dinner and waiting for her son from a walk. Suddenly her ex-husband, from whom she has been hiding for so long, rings the doorbell.

Dungeon of Death / 18m / Canada / Brian Rowe
​Torturer Raulin loves his job (maybe a little too much) but his latest victim challenges both his skills and his sanity.

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