The program that launched the International Indie short Film Festival returns as the Indie short Film Series showcases a selection of brief cinematic works. Featuring seven to nine short films and a panel discussion with visiting filmmakers, the goal of the series remains unchanged: to provide a platform for independent auteurs to share their art and stories. Back by popular demand, the series will return to Charlottesville three times a year, following this initial event. Audience members can vote for their favorite film, with the highest vote-getter earning the Audience Choice Award. $20, 7pm. Light House Studio: Vinegar Hill Theatre, 220 W. Market St. filmfreeway.com
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