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Join the Made in Arkansas Film Festival for a monthly night of screenings in the CALS Ron Robinson Theater. This month, we're thrilled to present an evening of horror, thrillers, and experimental films!
Join the Made in Arkansas Film Festival for a monthly night of screenings in the CALS Ron Robinson Theater. This month, we're thrilled to present an evening of horror, thrillers, and experimental films!
Doors will open at 6:00pm and films start promptly at 7:00pm. Beer, wine, and concessions will be available until 8:30pm.
2019 - Deer in Headlights - 10:00 - Horror
“A hitchhiking serial killer hitches a ride with a preacher.”
Directed by Austin McEuen
2022 - Flight - 10:04 - Thriller
“A boy struggling to come to terms with his parent's marital problems must face his worst nightmare and make a choice he never wanted to make.”
Directed by Tyler Horne
2020 - Lost To All - 8:45 - Thriller
“A story told from the perspective of a now mute girl who killed her little sister.”
Directed by Maddie Ragan
2021 - One of these days - 13:57 - Thriller
“A lone man searches for his true love and a place to call home in the midst of a mysterious attack.”
Directed by Clayton Henderson
2021 - Musing The Sisterplace - 6:30 - Experimental
“An exploration of movement and femininity with an original spoken-word poem by the filmmaker.”
Directed by Soph Barnes
2019 - My Better Nature - 4:06 - Horror/Experimental
“A girl on the hunt to quench her thirst for life.”
Directed by Al Topich & Michael Carpenter
2022 - ECLIPSE - Horror
“ECLIPSE is a psychological horror film that explores fear, fate, and the end of the universe.”
Directed by Andrew Bowcock
2023 - Sig - 3:35 - Experimental/Horror
“Set within the world of "Kronos", "Sig: A Kronos Story" delves into the mind of a serial killer as he takes his latest victim.”
Directed by Donavon Thompson
Winner 2023 Best Microshort
10-minute intermission
2021 - Hinnom - 9:35 - Horror
“A man ventures deep into the woods to face a terrible monster.”
Directed by Matthew Rice
2020 - The Horse Doesn’t Work - 6:39 - Experimental
“You Can’t Chain a Wild Horse. The Horse Doesn’t Work. The Horse is Dead.”
Directed by Emil Woerner
Nominated for 2020 Best Arkansas Short Film
2020 - Dead Winter - 15:25 - Horror
“Audrey, a young woman living in the post-apocalyptic American South, spends every day of her life fighting for the remnants of her family. However, her grandmother wants nothing more than for Audrey to move on and try to have a better life. But, Audrey can't and won't imagine any other life for herself. She is focused solely on caring for the only people she has left in the world, which means hunting for food, hauling water, chopping wood -- and making difficult decisions. In the end, Audrey is left with only one option to truly care for her family, and she has to take it.”
Directed by Jason Winn
Nominated for 2020 Best Regional Film
2022 - To My Love, A Nightmare - 3:49 - Experimental
“A young poet is confronted by his girlfriend as he writes a dreamy poem about his ex-lover.”
Directed by Maddie Ragan
2020 - Theoria - 20:49 - Sc-Fi
Directed by Mathew Thomas Ross
2019 - Sonhood - 11:26 - Experimental
“From school bullies to first loves to the unifying game of baseball, Tommy learns that having a dad maybe isn’t so bad.”
Directed by Eric White & Terrell Case
Winner 2019 Audience Co-Favorite
2023 - The Wolf - 4:29 - Horror
“A woman must face the ghost of her lost love while being hunted by something much darker.”
Directed by Timothy Barnett
Nominated for 2023 Best Microshort
10-minute intermission
Q&A with filmmakers
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Society & Culture |
TAGS: | RonRobinsonTheater | FilmScreening |
Today's hours
We're open 9:00AM to 5:30PM
The Ron Robinson Theater is a 315-seat multi-purpose event venue. Part of the Central Arkansas Library System’s (CALS) Main Library campus, it is designed to provide programs for all ages including films, music performances, plays, readings, lectures, speakers, and children’s activities. The theater is equipped with a state-of-the-art DCI-compliant Barco digital cinema projection system and 32′ wide retractable screen; and, a versatile sound system capable of Dolby 5.1 surround audio for movies, with a CL3 digital mixing console with ample inputs for traditional music concerts.
