Catch two local flicks during the 2019 PBS Online Film Festival

It's the Eighth Annual PBS Online Film Festival!
July 15-26

This year showcases the “Power of Community” and features 25 independent short films, including two local entries!

Check out the submissions from Austin filmmakers below!

Audible Static
When Love meets Panic.

Charlotte & Charlie
When a young woman suffers vision loss, she struggles to say good-bye to her beloved car.

You can watch all 25 entries here. Vote on your favorite to receive the "Most Popular" award.
We will count your votes, Facebook and YouTube likes and views to name our winner.

Be sure to come back tomorrow and vote again for your favorites! You can vote for as many films as you want every 24 hours.

A distinguished panel of eight jury members will select their favorite film of the festival for the “Juried Prize.”

The PBS Online Film Festival is part of a multi-platform initiative to increase the reach and visibility of independent filmmakers, and to provide a platform for diverse storytelling that both inspires and engages.

"These 25 films presented by filmmakers from across the country illuminate themes of kindness, bravery and extraordinary resilience,” said Ira Rubenstein, PBS Chief Digital and Marketing Officer. “As America’s home for documentary film, we’re hopeful that the unique and powerful stories, reflective of so many of the communities that PBS serves, will encourage engagement and contribute to the growing narratives online around identity and its complexities.”