A screening of the Rochester International Film Festival will be in the Dryden Theatre at the George Eastman Museum featuring:

• The Bench (Cameron Burnett, Malibu, CA, 6 min.): "There is more than meets the eye, in this random encounter on a park bench."
• Aidiyet (Belonging) (Serkan Ertekin, Turkey, 30 min.): "They say there used to be a spiritual ship that could only be moved by belief and tears. A ship only visible to the ones who belong to it, is about to take off."
• Ron Taylor: Dr. Baseball (Dennis and Matthew Taylor, Canada, 17 min.): "Ron Taylor was a Major League pitcher for 11 years winning two world championships. After a USO-Tour to Vietnam, he returned to school after his baseball career to become a physician."
• Cloth Paper Dreams (Greg Davis, Austin, TX, 11 min.): "At the confluence of the three holiest rivers in India during the world's largest spiritual pilgrimage, three men converge, each bringing what connects them to something greater than themselves."
• Isa and the Frog Prince (Yingxiang Huang, Burbank, CA, 14 min.): "After Isa tells her class that she believes her frog can turn into a prince, a bully and his gang challenge her to prove it. ."
• Where We Begin (Mitsuyo Miyazaki, Los Angeles, CA, 20 min.): "A lyrical memory of forbidden love which transcends race, class, war and even time, expressed through movement and sound."
• The Mother (Paolo Monico, Brooklyn, NY, 11 min.): "When a hardened widow receives an unexpected visit, she is given the chance to shed light on her husband's death."

[source: Rochester International Film Festival website, 2016-Apr-4]