It's like this. But on the internet.

Today is the last day for voting in the 2nd annual North by Northwestern Film Festival.

This year's entrants are particularly young and particularly 180 and 280 class project heavy (180 = first film class featuring still photography projects, 280 = first video production class) which is... odd. I'm guessing the $50 prize was not really a draw for most people looking for fame and glory in campus film festivals.

Still, there are some stand-outs. Namely, "(in)tangible", a documentary by Cameron Gibson focusing on love. It features some particularly entertaining interviews - my favorites being a crazy-future-cat-lady who insists that love does not exist at Northwestern and an interviewee who says that being in love feels like "a warm bubble bath in my stomach" and is "probably how an angel feels."

Voting closes tonight, so get to it. At the very least, you can waste a couple minutes watching class projects about Easy Mac or a chicken cooking itself.