Filmography by Evan Kidd.
Film The Future – Two friends attempt to catch a time traveler on video after a mysterious voicemail from the future.
(2023) 5 minutes.
Panda Bear It – Local rapper Kamus Leonardo’s world is upended upon the sudden death of his girlfriend Destiny. To make matters worse he’s hanging out with a panda bear.
(2020) 63 minutes. [Trailer]
OFFICIAL SELECTION
Home Remedy – Damon isn’t your typical therapist. Nearly divorced, unemployed, and unlicensed he treats would be “patients” in the comfort of their own home. But with Damon’s life in disarray, is he qualified to prescribe these home remedies? An original TV series. Written & directed by Evan Kidd.
(2017) 1 Season. [Trailer]
Learning Man – The ghost of a former slave wanders an abandoned North Carolina textile mill waiting on a promise. A curious construction worker discovers there’s more to the mill than meets the eye. Directed/Edited by Evan Kidd. Written/Produced by Marilynn Barner Anselmi.
(2017) 12 minutes. [Trailer]
OFFICIAL SELECTION
- 2018 Catfly Film Festival
- 2018 Longleaf Film Festival
- 2018 Indigo Moon Film Festival
Son of Clowns – Minor TV star Hudson Cash loses his show, and his family’s backyard circus is floundering. After returning home to live with his parents, he finds adjusting to life back in North Carolina his most challenging role yet. Written & directed by Evan Kidd.
(2016) 95 minutes. [Trailer]
OFFICIAL SELECTION
- 2016 Cucalorus Film Festival
- 2016 BFI Chichester Film Festival
- 2016 Longleaf Film Festival
- 2016 Y’allywood Film Festival
- Watch on Amazon
Stargazer – A man quits his job in pursuit of a dream out of this world. Written/Directed/Edited/Shot by Evan Kidd. Starring Graham Grant & Rachel G. Whittle. Created for NASA & Houston Cinema Arts Society’s CineSpace 2016 Competition.
(2016) 5 minutes.
You Wouldn’t Expect – A mother and daughter’s horrific experiences as two of the almost 7,600 victims of the North Carolina eugenics program. Set in the backdrop of 1960’s southern America. Directed/Edited by Evan Kidd. Written/Produced by Marilynn Barner Anselmi.(2015) 9 minutes.
OFFICIAL SELECTION
- 2016 Black Intl Cinema Berlin
- 2016 Longleaf Film Festival
- 2016 Charlotte Black Film Festival
- 2015 ITSA Film Festival
- 2015 Queen City Film Festival [BEST APPALACHIAN]
Displacement Welcomed – A young woman returns home to deal with her father’s disappearance. However along the way a chance encounter helps her find what she truly seeks. Written & directed by Evan Kidd.
(2014) 17 minutes. [Trailer]
OFFICIAL SELECTION
- 2014 Viewster Film Festival (VOFF4)
- 2015 Eastern North Carolina Film Festival
- 2015 Y’allywood Film Festival