Oxford International Film Festival 2009

In a city where the government censors its citizens from within via implanted microchips, Wyatt finds an old photograph from his late wife with a message he cannot read; now he must decide how far to go in order to understand it.

REGIONAL PREMIERE: This is a story about survival.....

REGIONAL PREMIERE: Stanley must sober up or face hard time. The trouble is, he doesn't believe he has a problem. When court ordered AA meetings fail to do the trick, Stanley receives some... special attention. Enter Harvey Gunn, a sobriety specialist who is about to take Stanley for the ride of his life. THIS FILM WILL BE AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY ONLINE, ON DEMAND ONLY, FROM JULY 24-JULY 30. ALL TICKET-HOLDERS HAVE ACCESS TO 10 FILMS EXCLUSIVELY ONLINE DURING THE FESTIVAL DATES: oiff.indie-fest.com oiff.indie-fest.com

REGIONAL PREMIERE: Al's favorite Hawaiian food restaurant has stopped delivery in his area. With only one street separating him from his Chicken Katsu passion, Al has to think outside the box. He has the food delivered to his car in a trendy supermarket parking lot. But this will be no ordinarily meal, as Al experiences a world that makes the drama of an African watering hole look tame.

Does domestic abuse have to be hereditary?

OHIO PREMIERE: Daniel Finds His Walking Stick is a collage of memories from a man suffering from Alzheimer’s. It is a funny and sad portrait of the plight of an aging lonely man in a changing world.

A 16th-century page in Renaissance clothing who visits young Danny, a college student, with the intention of hanging out with him for a day. They become great friends, but then the page remembers what he really came to do.

At 80, world renowned sculptor David Hostetler takes stock of his life, loves and art, resulting in a poignant, often amusing look at the creative process and perspective gained from a life fully lived.