
We're going to be showing our 2006 short Puzz at the upcoming Cans Film Festival, hosted by Rachael's Cafe here in Bloomington. It goes down September 11 through 13, and it's nice to have another festival happening here in jolly south central Indiana. It truly is. We haven't shown Puzz in about a year or so, and it seems to be the most generally liked piece we've done. It really is not a bad little movie and the ending is a heart-warmer. Click the image to the right to see its nifty trailer.
Plus, as an added layer of good vibes, the fest is a benefit for the Hoosier Hills Food Bank. In layman's terms, that's what we call a "good cause." Speaking of good causes, if you haven't seen it yet, take a nice, long gander at the documentary we produced this year for Mother Hubbard's Cupboard.
Labels: cans film festival, hoosier hills food bank, mother hubbard's cupboard, puzz, Rachael's

