Reese Wood Showcase

Limited tickets on sale now - In the event of a sell out, additional tickets may become available for in-person purchase in advance or on the day of the show as we account for All Access Pass holders, filmmakers, and sponsors before releasing additional tickets to the public.

Tickets will go on sale by afternoon Wed 7/2 - In the event of a sell out, additional tickets may become available for in-person purchase in advance or on the day of the show as we account for All Access Pass holders, filmmakers, and sponsors before releasing additional tickets to the public.

Kick off the festival with a special presentation of two short films by filmmaker Reese Wood, a senior at Charles Page High School - tickets just $5 each!

47min - Shorts - English - Screen 1

First short “Don’t Overthink It” (7min): When a student finds himself stuck in the seemingly endless loop of monotony that is his everyday life, he gets a recommendation from his therapist to think about his day from a different angle.

Second short “The Tragedy of Waylon Jeffrey” (40min): Social outcast Waylon Jeffrey has many qualms with the things that go on in his high school, from public displays of affection to vaping in bathrooms. Once he takes matters into his own hands to change the social climate of his school, he quickly spirals down a path of corruption in his quest to become class president.

The 2025 Circle Cinema Film Fest is presented by Tulsa Club Hotel and American Heritage Bank. Sponsored by Ranch Acres Wine & Spirits, Cherry Street Jewelers, Mother Road Market, Nevaquaya Fine Arts, Aberson`s, Tulsa FMAC, Oklahoma Film Office, Community Care, The McNellie`s Group, Jenkins & co., Tulsa Artist Fellowship, Indian Territory Film Festival, and Mythic Press.