Award of Excellence |
| Leading Actor |
| Short Film - Student |
BAFTA/LA Student Film Award |
| Short List |
Short Film Award |
| Best Short Film |
Best Overall Short Film |
| Best Short Film |
Best Student |
| Best Student Short |
Student Film Award |
| Student Film Award Winner |
Best of the Fest |
| Short Film |
Jury Award |
| Best Narrative Short |
Jury Prize |
| Best Short Film |
Shorter is Better Award |
| Shorter is Better Award |
Jury Award |
| Best Student Short |
Artist Circle Award of Merit and Achievement |
| Best Student Short |
RIFF Golden Egg Award |
| Best Short |
Best Short |
| Best Short Film |
Emerging Artist Global Shortz |
| Narrative Short Film |
Student Visionary Award |
Best Student Film |
| Student Film |
WRIFF Award |
| Best Actor - Student Film - College/ University |
| Best Actress Student Film |
| Best Cinematography - Student Film |
| Best Director - Student Film |
| Best Ensemble Casting - Student Film |
| Best Production Design - Student Film |
| Best Screenplay - Student Film |
| Student Film (Short Film) |
Gold Award |
| Best Short Film |
The memoirs of the title are not real, however the effect of concussions within the NFL are very real, and it is this that the film does a compelling job of bringing to the viewer. The plot sees an NFL player preparing for a party at his house on Superbowl Sunday – or at least this is how it appears, because the film takes a fragmented approach to the narrative, with some form of interview acting as the core of the story.
