On Friday, February 1 at 3 PM and Sunday, February 2 at 2 PM catch the nominated Documentary shorts at The Globe Cinema ahead of the 92nd Oscars and join audiences around the country and the world in enjoying this year’s selection and predict your winner! Rated R. 

The Documentary Shorts Nominees:

LIFE OVERTAKES ME - John Haptas and Kristine Samuelson, Sweden/USA, 39 min.

The story of two traumatized children of the refugee diaspora in Sweden, who are in such profound despair that they withdraw into life-threatening, coma-like state called Resignation Syndrome.

LEARNING TO SKATE IN A WARZONE (IF YOU'RE A GIRL) - Carol Dysinger, UK, 39 min.

In Afghanistan, there are limited athletic and recreational opportunities for women and girls. But there is a new generation of Afghan girls who believe they can do anything, as they start to learn how to read, write - and even skateboard - in Kabul.

IN THE ABSENCE - Yi Seung-Jun, South Korea, 28 min.

An unflinching look at the Sewol ferry disaster in South Korea. Employing extensive archival material and in-depth historical research, telling the story of the ferry that capsized and sank in the Yellow Sea on 16 April 2014, killing more than 300 people, mostly high school students on a field trip....

WALK RUN CHA-CHA - Laura Nix, USA, 21 min.

Paul and Millie Cao fell in love as teenagers in Vietnam but were soon separated by the war. Six years later they reunited in California. Now, after decades of working hard to build new lives, they are making up for lost time – on the dance floor.

ST. LOUIS SUPERMAN - Smriti Mundhra and Sami Khan, USA, 28 min.

Bruce Franks Jr., a Ferguson activist and battle rapper who was elected to the overwhelmingly white and Republican Missouri House of Representatives, must overcome both personal trauma and political obstacles to pass a bill critical for his community.