Summer Film Series

Yonder is pleased to partner with the Carrboro Film Festival to bring you 3 short film blocks in June, July, and August.

Living in the South isn’t all biscuits and gravy — it can be challenging, tense, even scary. This collection of short films, curated by Carrboro Film Fest, showcases films that explore some of the darker elements of the Southern experience to produce riveting and thought-provoking stories. What happens to a marriage on the rocks when the couple is forced to bury a body? How will a man choose to confront a history of racism during a night out with an estranged childhood friend? Will a high-tech home be a blessing to a growing family, or something far more insidious? Join your neighbors at Yonder for a night of nail-biting films that are sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.
Films in this program:
Fenestra
Don’t be a Sucka
Night of the Fluffet
Crush
Helping Hand
Winston
Going Down Slow – written and directed by Eryk Pruitt
Some of the filmmakers will be in attendance for a Q&A after the screening.