Jan Ijäs’s Waste no. 2 Wreck (2016) and Jani Ruscica’s Conversation in Pieces (2016) will be screened at the International Festival for Ethnographic Film in Québec, Canada. The 11th edition of the festival is held from 29.3.–13.4. Both films will… Read more »
Liinu Grönlund’s It Could Have Been in the international competition of Busan Short FF
Liinu Grönlund’s short film It Could Have Been will have its world festival premiere in the international competition of the 35th Busan International Short Film Festival, held from April 24–29 in South Korea. It could have been is a video… Read more »
Timo Wright’s Solace competes at 20minmax International Short Film Festival, Ingolstadt
Timo Wright’s Solace (2017) was picked for the competition selection of 20minmax International Short Film Festival, held from April 20–28 in Ingolstadt, Germany. The film will be screened on Thursday, April 26, at 20:00 in Audi Programmkino. Solace is an… Read more »
Jan Ijäs’s Waste no. 1 Money in the European competition of Go Short ISFF Nijmegen
Jan Ijäs’s Waste no. 1 Money (2017) was selected for the European Competition of Go Short – International Short Film Festival Nijmegen, held from April 11–15 in Netherlands. Ijäs’s short documentary film is included in the competition programme “Damage Control”, screened on… Read more »
Anssi Kasitonni’s Saladdin Castique & Laura Horelli’s Namibia Today picked for ISFF Oberhausen
Anssi Kasitonni’s Saladdin Castique (2018) and Laura Horelli’s Namibia Today (2018) are selected for the official competitions of International Short Film Festival Oberhausen. Held for the 64th time from May 3–8, Oberhausen is one of the oldest short film festivals… Read more »
Helena Öst’s A Home in Memory screened at The 15th World Film Festival, Tartu
Helena Öst’s A Home in Memory (2016) will be screened at the 15th World Film Festival, held in the Estonian National Museum, Tartu, from March 19–23. The screening of Öst’s film takes place on Friday, March 23, at 15:15. A… Read more »
Jaana Kokko’s What There Is to See at Bucharest Experimental IFF and Japan Media Arts Festival
Jaana Kokko’s What There Is to See travels the world from Romania to Japan. The film is selected for the international competition selections of both Bucharest International Experimental Film Festival, held from 29.3.–1.4., and Japan Media Arts Festival, held in… Read more »
Jonna Kina’s Arr. for a Scene screened at Akbank Short Film Festival
Jonna Kina’s Arr. for a Scene is screened at Akbank Short Film Festival, held in Istanbul from March 19–29. The film is included in the Perspective Programme. The screening of Arr. for a Scene takes place on Thursday, March 22,… Read more »
Hannaleena Hauru’s Mercy All the Way screened at International Short Film Week Regensburg
Hannaleena Hauru’s Mercy All the Way is screened at the International Short Film Week Regensburg, held from March 14–21. The film is included in the special programme Powerful Women. The screenings of Mercy All the Way take place on Saturday,… Read more »
Jaakko Pallasvuo’s Filter screened at Onion City Film Festival
Jaakko Pallasvuo’s Filter (2017) was screened at Onion City Film Festival. Held in Chicago from March 8–11, Onion City is one of the premiere international festivals exclusively devoted to experimental film and video. Filter had its world festival premiere at New… Read more »