The story of one man’s fight against Chick-fil-A. The unpleasant underbelly of the sweatshops where computers are made. A garden of anthropomorphic flowers investigating a recent murder. These are just a few descriptions of the 300 trailers submitted last year to the International Movie Trailer Festival, cofounded by Inverness residents Murray and Roberta Suid.
The competition, now in its fourth year, is calling for submissions for fiction movies, documentaries, web series and book trailers. A…