Group B Premieres Screening | San Diego 48 Hour Film Project

San Diego 48 Hour Film Project
Group B Premieres Screening

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Group B Premieres Screening
Tuesday, September 9, 2025 8:30pm - 11:30pmLoading...

Step onto the red carpet… no, purple carpet! …and have professional photos taken at our Hollywood style step-and-repeat before heading into a theater packed with filmmakers, friends, and fans. Entry is by advance purchase only through TixTree (QR code required at the door). Each screening ends with live voting for the Audience Choice Award, with winners and runners-up announced on the spot.

Important Details

  • You must purchase a ticket online before the event, and have your emailed QR code ready. There will be no on-site ticket sales.
  • Bring your style! You’re coming to a film premiere, be sure to dress to impress.

Featured Films

Room to Grieve

Giving Space to Breathe

by FORA Productions

Medical Film Best Titles Best Lighting Design Group B Audience Choice Runner Up Group B Audience Choice Poster Second Runner-Up
In a support group built on the five stages of grief a man find solace and himself.

Truth or Dare

I know it's hard, but you have to try. Worst that can happen is he says no.

by Young Line Studios

Romance Group B Team Spirit
It was just a silly game of truth or dare, but when Molly is dared to talk to the boy next door her self confidence is questioned.

KAI

Love expired at 8:07 AM. Family destroyed by 8:09.

by BigBoy Productions

Dark Comedy Time Travel Movie Best Trailer Runner Up
When a teenager’s AI companion subscription abruptly ends, her fractured family spirals into chaos forcing them to confront years of neglect, dependence, and artificial love in one harrowing morning.

Fata Morgana

How did I get here?

by Blackhat Media

Mystery Group B Audience Choice Poster
A young man wakes up in the dunes, trying to figure out why and how he got there.

ARI

Don't look behind the curtain

by Team Kludge aka team low-tech

Comedy
In a corporation, two female office workers find the truth from an unexpected resource.

Last Drop

When the water runs out, what will you hold on to?

by Rhino Street Productions

Climate Film
In a desolate near-future town abandoned for lack of water, a stubborn man clings to his beliefs that climate change is a hoax, and his daughters must convince him that survival means letting go.

Dystopian Cowboys

Saddle up

by The Super PA's

Musical or Western Utopian or Dystopian Group B Audience Choice
A meek hotel clerk escapes into a VR Wild West with his best friend, but when the lines blur between fantasy and reality, he must find the courage to stand up to his domineering boss or risk losing both his friend and his shot at a better life.

The Movie Star's Assistant

Fame is messy. Loyalty is messier.

by Reading Crew

Film de Femme Workplace Film
A movie star’s assistant finds her job is more trouble than it’s worth when her client has an outburst.

Manchild

It takes two to tango but three to shag my wife.

by Mission Avenue

Romance Dark Comedy
A honeymoon couple arrive at a dingy hotel and become consumed by the depravity of the tenants.

Meat The Family

Pizza never tasted so good!

by Interstellar Studios

Fish Out of Water
What you see isn’t what you should believe - because the real monster hides in plain sight.

The Good Good

Don’t Blow This.

by Dad Skeleton

Single Room Movie Best Trailer Second Runner Up Best Production Design Best Actress Group B Audience Choice Second Runner Up
As his best friend bleeds out, one fugitive’s last hope lies in the hands of a different type of healer.

Neon Judas

Love vs duty

by Axiomatic Twist

Utopian or Dystopian Thriller / Suspense
A rebel operative being courted as a double-agent faces an impossible choice between love and loyalty.

A Cut Above

Keepin it in the family

by Team Roller Pictures

Mockumentary Best Poster Second Runner Up Best Sound Design Best Use of Genre Best Screenwriting Best Film Runner Up Audience Choice Runner Up Group B Audience Choice Group B Audience Choice Poster Runner-Up
A father, who is the subject of a documentary, has an unusual hobby that he is teaching to his son.

About the 48 Hour Film Project

The 48 Hour Film Project is the longest running and most popular timed filmmaking competition. Teams have just 48 hours to write, shoot, edit and score a short film. All films are screened in a real theater and compete for awards and recognition.

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Schedule


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Ticket Checkin
7:30pm
Have your ticket from TixTree QR code ready (it will be in your email after purchase). There will be no on-site ticket sales, you must order online.
Purple Carpet Photos
7:30pm - 8:30pm
Strut your stuff and have your photo taken professionally at our hollywood-style backdrop.
Films Screened
8:30pm - 11:00pm

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Location

AMC Mission Valley 20

State-of-the-art movie theater with premium seating and sound systems. Located in the heart of Mission Valley with easy access from I-8 and I-15.

1640 Camino Del Rio North, San Diego, CA 92108

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