Amateur Film Festival in Unterföhring: A Bavarian Lion for the Best Short Film
The amateur film festival in Unterföhring will reward the best short film with a prize named after the Bavarian Lion, contributed by the Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder.
Actor from Bahia participates in the opening of Bad Bunny's shows in Brazil; meet him
Actor Álvaro Emílio, from Bahia, opened for Bad Bunny's shows in São Paulo with a short film showcasing Brazilian youth culture.
Director María Herrera Seeks Goya with Short Film on Consent: 'I Have Been Told That Removing the Condom Without Notice Is Not a Severe Sexual Assault'
María Herrera's short film 'El cuento de una noche de verano' deals with the theme of consent, highlighting the serious implications of stealthing.
Intercollegiate Film Festival to be held in Guayaquil
The Intercollegiate Film Festival (FIC) in Ecuador's Guayaquil is seeing significant growth in participation and quality, showcasing a large number of student-produced short films from across the country.
A film success has become a lovely TV series
The TV series 'Lotte & Totte' creatively adapts themes suitable for a young audience within short episodes that include a gentle moral.
A Film Success Has Become a Lovely TV Series
The article discusses the art of creating children's content, focusing on the new TV series 'Lotte & Totte', which offers short episodes with moral lessons.
Facing Emotional Wounds Through Filmmaking: Children in Noto Create Scripts Incorporating Their Experiences
A program in Noto, Japan, helps children facing emotional trauma from disasters confront their feelings through the process of making a short film.
Sydney filmmaker takes top prize at revived short film festival Tropfest
Lianne Mackessy, a filmmaker from Sydney, won the top award at the Tropfest short film festival for her film 'Crescendo' during its revival after a seven-year hiatus.
The first short clip from German Golubi's next film 'At Your Service' has been released
A short clip has been released for German Golubi's upcoming film 'At Your Service', showcasing its cast and story.
Milk and Mirrors wins Best Short Film at London festival
The short film 'Milk and Mirrors' won Best Short Film at the London Indie Film Festival, highlighting themes of postpartum identity and motherhood.
"Views from Africa": cinema through the eyes of eleven African directors
The 'Views from Africa' section at the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival showcases works from eleven African filmmakers representing various countries.
At the Premiere of Short Films – Rarely Seen S. Siparis
The short film 'Assessment' by L. Kazbaraitė premiered in Rome, highlighting themes of power abuse relevant across Europe, with future festival screenings planned in Greece and Spain.
"Obi Is A Boy" by Nigerian Dika Ofoma: "There is not just one way to be a man"
Nigerian filmmaker Dika Ofoma discusses his short film 'Obi Is A Boy,' which explores the complexities of masculinity and queer identity.
Oscar-nominated co-writer of It Was Just an Accident released from Iranian prison
Mehdi Mahmoudian, co-writer of an Oscar-nominated film, has been released from an Iranian prison after a short detention for protesting against the government.
A Short Documentary Film About E. Tombak Created by Ž. Gallego and R. Kurkulis: "If We Had a Week to Live, We Would Make a Film"
The documentary "Life is a Beautiful Game" showcases E. Tombak's transformative retreat on the serene island of Zakynthos, Greece, where participants explore personal growth through yoga and writing.
VIDEO ⟩ The Path to a Profession Started in Childhood: How Latvian Kate is Making Films in Ireland
Latvian filmmaker Kate Prokopčenko, who has lived in Ireland since she was three, is working on a student short film project in Dublin, reflecting on her childhood passion for filmmaking.
Short Film About Motherhood Filmed in Santos Wins Award in Barcelona
The short film 'Mar de Mães' filmed in Santos has been awarded Best Short Film and Best Production at the Barcelona Indie Awards 2026.
Ukrainian film Animals in War to be released in North American cinemas
The Ukrainian film 'Animals in War' is set to be released in North America, showcasing seven short stories about rescuing animals during the war.
Forgotten Al Bowlly: the 'pop star' killed by Nazi bombs that today are claimed by Charles III or Dua Lipa
Al Bowlly, a lesser-known pop star whose career was tragically cut short by WWII bombings, has gained posthumous recognition through contemporary artists like Dua Lipa and in iconic films like 'The Shining.'
Jane Austen and a Comedy of Entanglements with 'Menstrual Advisor'
A short film inspired by Jane Austen's world has been nominated for an Oscar, featuring Emma Thompson as a 'menstrual advisor' in a comedic twist.
"Winter Under the Sign of the Crow": You Can't Escape Politics
Kasia Adamik's film "Winter Under the Sign of the Crow" is a claustrophobic thriller set during the imposition of martial law in Poland, featuring a strong performance by Lesley Manville and adapted from Olga Tokarczuk's short story.
John Polson and David Michôd on Tropfest’s return: the film festival that ‘can change your career overnight’
Tropfest, the world's largest short film festival, is making a comeback after a seven-year absence, promising new opportunities for filmmakers amid a revamped management structure.
Director Rajkumar Hirani will make a film using AI, says- the script is ready
Filmmaker Rajkumar Hirani plans to create a short film using AI as a creative partner, emphasizing its potential in cinema rather than viewing it as a threat.
It is #FAKE that photos of cannibalism are in Epstein's files; images show behind the scenes of a horror movie
Photos claiming to show cannibalism related to Jeffrey Epstein's files are actually behind-the-scenes images from a short horror film.
Croatian Short Film 'Loneliness' Premiering Soon in Hollywood
The Croatian short film 'Loneliness' is set to premiere at the Hollywood Reel Independent Film Festival in March 2026.
Four documentary short films selected to represent the cycle 'Latvian Code. Latvia Today'
The documentary short film cycle 'Latvian Code. Latvia Today' highlights films that explore contemporary Latvia through individual stories reflecting broader social and cultural contexts.
Saskatchewan film club shines spotlight on Prairie storytellers
Saskatchewan filmmaker Emma Zuck has founded the Homegrown Cinema Club to showcase local short films and engage the community.
Brazilian artist speaks about invitation from Stephen Curry and Ben Proudfoot for award-winning short at Sundance
A Brazilian artist was invited by NBA star Stephen Curry and documentarian Ben Proudfoot to produce the short film "The Baddest Speechwriter of All," which has won an award at the Sundance Film Festival.
Bundesliga made a short film about Vušković. The commentator screams: He's like Beckenbauer
Luka Vušković, an 18-year-old Tottenham defender on loan at Hamburg, impresses in the Bundesliga, scoring four goals and significantly increasing his market value after a standout performance against Bayern Munich.
Intrepid Extravaganza Brings a Colorful Film Program Alongside Music and Art
The multimedia festival Intrepid Extravaganza, taking place for the last time in its original form, will showcase a diverse film program, including short films and music videos, alongside music and art events starting February 7.
Africa: From TikTok and AI to Colonial Abuses, Film Festival Highlights African Vision
The Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival showcases over 500 films, focusing on African perspectives that explore themes from social media to colonial archives.
Fay Skorda in a casual outfit at a movie premiere
Fay Skorda appeared in a casual outfit at the premiere of the film 'The Good Returns', which conveys a significant environmental message through the story of Rita and Robby, a battery-operated robot.
“Meno avilys” invites to the premiere of Amira Dayekh's film “I am from the South”
The event will showcase Amira Dayekh's short documentary film that explores the impact of decades of Israeli aggression in southern Lebanon, intertwined with personal narratives.
Rondônia film selected for the largest short film festival in the world
The short film 'Beira' from Rondônia has been selected to feature in the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival in France, the largest event dedicated to short cinema globally.
New Campaign from AFIS, and The Good Returns...
AFIS presents a new awareness campaign for battery recycling titled 'The Good Returns,' featuring a short film that highlights the impact of simple actions and includes a song by Helena Paparizou.
Two Estonian-Related Films at the Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival
The Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival showcases two animated films involving Estonia: 'Kyiv Cake' directed by Ukrainian Mykyta Lyskov and 'Lumi Sends Us' by Armenian director Natalia Mirzoyan living in Estonia.
Bella Hadid: In a Fiery Red Schiaparelli Dress at the Premiere of 'The Beauty'
Bella Hadid made a striking appearance in a statement fiery red Schiaparelli dress at the premiere of her new short film 'The Beauty' in New York.
Animated Film En, Ten, Tiki! by Czech FAMU Student to Compete at Berlinale
The animated short film En, Ten, Tiki!, directed by Slovak filmmaker Andrea Szeles, will premiere at the Berlinale film festival on February 18, competing in the Generation Kplus section.
1 Million Dollar for AI Film: Ten Minutes from the AI, and the Audience is Done
At the 'Dubai 1 Billion Followers Summit', an AI short film titled 'Lily' received a prize of one million dollars, despite its unappealing content, demonstrating something else entirely.
Fear, horror, and memories: Film visions of winter that erase the boundaries of reality in the Kinoteka
The new edition of the program "Visions: From the Short Base 25 FPS" showcases short films on January 20 in Zagreb that explore the boundaries of stillness and movement, text and image, memory and fear, offering varied interpretations of the elusive feeling of winter.
World Cinema in 2026: The Chinese with the Biggest Hit. Which one?
Film market analysts express disappointment as the theater industry struggles to recover from the pandemic and streaming services rise, with worldwide box office sales reaching $33.5 billion in the past year, still over $10 billion short of pre-pandemic levels.
Steven Spielberg: His terrifying prediction begins to be confirmed 13 years later
Steven Spielberg had warned 13 years ago about a 'collapse' of cinema, and the rise of streaming and short screenings in theaters now confirm his concerns.
Disney director's loss of son inspired new wordless animated film 'Versa'
Malcon Pierce, artistic director of Disney's short film 'Versa,' draws inspiration from his own experience of losing a child, portraying a journey through grief to joy without dialogue.
Betting on the 2008 stock market crash, now says he has shares in a refinery in Venezuela
Investor Michael Burry, known from the film 'The Big Short', reveals he has held shares in Valero Energy since 2020, as the U.S. prepares to play a crucial role in reviving Venezuela's oil industry.
SZ Series: They Encourage: Woman and Technology? That Fits
A short film by Bucher Hydraulics highlights Marie-Theresa Schwarz, a young woman enthusiastically discussing her training in a traditionally male-dominated field of machine and plant management.
Rarities from the Film World: When the Baroque Angel Illuminates the World
The Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation occasionally revisits its archives to lighten the gloom with humor, recently entertaining audiences with a funny short film from 1963 about an elderly man struggling to board a crowded tram with a Christmas tree while a woman with a dachshund named Wackili has the same intention, resulting in a commotion.
Mikey Madison stars in film adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe's short story
Mikey Madison is set to star in Charlie Pollinger's film adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe's 'The Masque of the Red Death', following Pollinger's impressive directorial debut at the Cannes Film Festival.
The Andalusian short film nominated for the Goya that portrays the double survival of Sahrawi refugees
The article discusses an Andalusian short film nominated for the Goya Awards that highlights the ongoing struggles of Sahrawi refugees who have been living in exile since Spain's withdrawal from Western Sahara in 1975.