2026 Nashville Film Festival

Tennessee Shorts

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The Sisters of Scott County
All Cherry Mary wants is to pass her Commercial Driver’s License test and become a trucker — but after her family’s criminal enterprise makes the wrong enemies, when the test starts, the trouble begins.
KPOP Smoothie
A broke Korean American student walks into a KPOP themed smoothie store and unknowingly orders a overpriced smoothie.
My $3,500 Jacket
After finding a $3,500 jacket for $100, a man expects ample praise for his discovery. Yet it never comes. All he wants is for someone, anyone, to acknowledge the quiet splendor of his jacket—a desire that may ultimately ruin him.
Best Kept Secret
Mattress shopping turns into a nightmare for a couple who find themselves trapped in a furniture store after hours, confronting the store’s dark secret.
The Way Back Down
Returning home after a divorce, Annie reconnects with her childhood best friend, uncovering the versions of themselves they’d forgotten.
If You Really Love Me, Outlive Me
An intimate portrait of honky-tonk legend Dale Watson and his wife Celine Lee, using their music to explore a life rooted in Americana.
Now Then Forward
A man and his ailing father are forced to confront their strained past.
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Dying for Love
In 1991 Miami, a young Latina secretly dying of HIV finally finds the man of her dreams, and risks the only thing scarier than her diagnosis... telling the fatal truth to the man she loves.
Jane
When Jane visits her estranged elderly mother one last time, tragedy cuts the visit short.
Mexican Delight
When Luz, a deeply religious woman, is plagued by unsettling dreams, she becomes desperate to stay awake at all cost.
MiMic
On an isolated rural farm, a struggling couple fighting to keep their relationship alive faces a terrifying creature that can flawlessly mimic any living organism.
Knuckles
A grief-stricken ex-boxer is pulled back into East Tennessee’s underground fight scene when his younger brother is brutalized by a former rival with blood ties to his past.
The Anchoress
In the wilds of medieval England, a devout recluse faces a nightmarish trespasser that emerges from the forest.
the apple interviews: apple one
While eating an apple, people answer only one question: What is the American Dream?
Come On, Boy
A newly single trans dad must relearn how to sing post transition, to continue his music and reclaim his life.
Oye, We're from Here Too
A chorus of Latino voices in the U.S. South weaves intimate anecdotes into a collective portrait of place, identity, and everyday struggle.
Railroaded
Disasters don't end when the storm passes...that's when the story begins.
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What begins as an ordinary mattress-shopping trip quickly spirals into surreal horror when a couple falls asleep on a showroom bed and wakes to discover the furniture store has closed around them. As they navigate an endless maze of dimly lit aisles, a cheerful PA announcer grows increasingly sinister, exposing the couple's deepest secrets while insinuating there's only one way to leave: to buy a mattress. Reality begins to unravel as they search for an escape.

  • Year
    2025
  • Runtime
    12 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    United States
  • Premiere
    Southeast Premiere
  • Director
    Sarah Vansandt
  • Screenwriter
    Jamison Braly
  • Producer
    Jamison Braly, Axel Marshall, and Hamilton Luefan
  • Executive Producer
    Sarah Vansandt
  • Cast
    Kathleen Graham, Danny O'Brien, and Maurice Johnson
  • Cinematographer
    Axel Marshall
  • Editor
    Jamison Braly
  • Sound Design
    Jamison Braly
  • Music
    "Lonely Town" by Tuff Turf, "The Four Seasons (Spring)" Compared by Antonio Vivaldi, "The Hive" by Kevin MacLeod
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