Official Best of Fest was created to share world-class festival films with everyone. The results are here on DVD as part of the Official Best of Fest collection: Tommy the Kid (short); A Lobster Tale; Viva Cuba.

Official Best of Fest was created to share world-class festival films with everyone. The results are here on DVD as part of the Official Best of Fest collection: 2 Award-Winning Short Films; Mother of Mine; A Relative Thing.

Official Best of Fest was created to share world-class festival films with everyone. The results are here on DVD as part of the Official Best of Fest collection: Two Soldiers, Illusion, Beyond the Call.

Documentaries… complemented with Seattle Chocolates. Official Best of Fest was created to share world-class festival films with everyone. In this collection: 39 Lbs. of Love and The Day My God Died.

Feel-good films… complemented with Seattle Chocolates. Official Best of Fest was created to share world-class festival films with everyone. In this collection: Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont and Expiration Date.

Films about relationships… complemented with Seattle Chocolates. Official Best of Fest was created to share world-class festival films with everyone. In this collection: The Republic of Love and Marion Bridge.

Official Best of Fest was created to share world-class festival films with everyone. Disc 1: 12 Award-Winning Short Films; Disc 2: Norman Waiting; Disc 3: Expiration Date.

Official Best of Fest was created to share world-class festival films with everyone. Disc 1: 10 Award-Winning Short Films; Disc 2: 12 Award-Winning Short Films.

Official Best of Fest was created to share world-class festival films with everyone. Disc 1: 12 Award-Winning Short Films; Disc 2 Feature Films: 39 Lbs. of Love and Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont.

In this edition, we bring you a film which tells the comedic story of the latest in a line of young men doomed to die on their 25th birthday. Charlie Silvercloud isn’t trying to break the curse, though; he’s just trying to go out with dignity. But… what’s the deal with those killer milk trucks? And why is Bessie trying out caskets, too?