2021 Hobnobben Film Festival Saturday Schedule

October 15 - 17, 2021


 Saturday: 10:00 AM - 12:15 PM • Embassy Theatre

Greyland

Two young residents struggle to reclaim the identity of their shrinking post-industrial city in Ohio. Filmed over six years, Greyland powerfully portrays the neighborhood conditions, the battles with city hall, and even tough realizations about change.

Presented FREE to the community by: NIPSCO

 

 Saturday: 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM • Embassy Theatre

Six Angry Women

In 1984 Auckland, New Zealand, six women kidnapped, beat up, and chained a university lecturer, who they claimed was a rapist, to a tree. More than 30 years later, this is the bizarre true story of that sensational feminist direct action.

Sponsored by: Jerri Martin & Joe Kokosa


Saturday: 2:15 PM - 3:00 PM • Embassy Theatre

Nature’s Comforting Companions

In these six shorts, we learn that animals and pets can lead us to great things – like how to heal after a hurt, how to preserve our natural environment, and even where to find a mysterious underwater relic. Of course, other animals are just cute. We need cute right now, okay?


Saturday: 3:15 PM - 5:15 PM • Embassy Theatre

The Power of Creation

The six films in this block illustrate the power of art and creation. whether it’s finding your unique creative outlet, creating art to get through the pandemic, or using it was an act of rebellion amidst a military coup in Myanmar – art and artists persevere.


Saturday: 5:30 PM - 6:45 PM • Embassy Theatre

Expeditions (Mostly) Unknown

These six sci-fi and fantasy films will take you on a journey to other worlds. Explore the potential of technology. Watch dystopian imaginings of life on earth. Visit Vietnam with an interloper from another planet. And go on an adventure with a 120-year old trying to find a labyrinth in a mystical library.


Saturday: 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM • Embassy Theatre

Living… Even When It’s Hard

This intense but artful block takes you all around the world– from Turkey, Israel, Iran and Myanmar to death row in the United States. These eight short films explore the things that can make life on earth a real-life horror show: trauma, pollution, road rage, state-sanctioned homophobia, and even a pandemic that seems right out of a Hollywood blockbuster script.


Saturday: 8:45 PM - 9:45 PM • Embassy Theatre

Dark & Twisty & Pretty Fun: Fright Night Edition

Yeah, we don’t really know how to categorize the eight films in this block, but this is a Fright Night must. You’ll have fun. You might jump up in your chair and spill popcorn everywhere at some point, but you WILL have fun!


Saturday: 10:00 PM - 11:15 PM • Embassy Theatre

Fearing the Unknown

Thriller and suspense lovers, here’s a collections of six dark and psychological short films. A woman’s unsettling world of anxiety, a gruesome trip to a campground, a Lynchian farmhouse, a grotesque creature, a vampire searching for prey, a man who seeks to absolve himself of the sins of his past, and more – all combining a tense, twisted nightcap.