Two recent short film by Jan Ijäs are included in the programme of IndieLisboa, held from August 25 – September 5 in Portugal. Waste no. 6 How Great (2019) was selected for the Silvestre competition. Before, we would stick our… Read more »
Mox Mäkelä’s films screened in Italy and United States
Mox Mäkelä’s short film Host Sapiens (2018) will be screened at Maletestashort Film Festival, held in Italy from August 22–30. Host Sapiens is part of the same film cycle than Mäkelä’s feature-length audio play movie Strange (2018), screened in the… Read more »
Sami van Ingen’s and Jaakko Pallasvuo’s films at Moscow International Experimental Film Festival
Flame by Sami van Ingen (2018) and Hole by Jaakko Pallasvuo (2019) will be screened at Moscow International Experimental Film Festival, held from August 19–25 in Russia. Jaakko Pallasvuo’s short film Hole will be screened in the international competition 2… Read more »
Kati Roover’s and Niina Lehtonen Braun’s works in the exhibition “Fragile Times” in Berlin
Kati Roover and Niina Lehtonen Braun are one of the invited artists of the group exhibition “Fragile Times“, open until October 25 in Galerie im Körnerpark, Berlin. The exhibition is curated by Dorothee Bienert and Kati Kivinen. The ecological balance… Read more »
Azar Saiyar’s and Jussi Eerola’s short films selected for the international competition of Kinodot Experimental Film Festival
Azar Saiyar’s Tell Me (2019) and Jussi Eerola’s Blue Honda Civic (2020) were selected for the international competition of Kinodot Experimental Film Festival. The 8th edition of the festival will be held online from May 22–26. Each day at 00:00… Read more »
International Short Film Festival Oberhausen goes online
The competition selections and some parts of other programme of the 66th International Short Film Festival Oberhausen go online from May 13–18. Each screening will be available for 48 hours. You can find the schedule here. Mika Taanila‘s new short… Read more »
Jan Ijäs’s Waste no. 6 How Great and Absolute Street selected for IndieLisboa
Jan Ijäs’s Waste no. 6 How Great (2019) and Absolute Street (2019) have been selected for the IndieLisboa Film Festival, postponed from May to August 25 to September 5. Waste no. 6 How Great was selected for the short film… Read more »
Several film festivals face cancellation or drastic changes due to the global COVID-19 outbreak
In this new situation, we will do our best to cover our distribution activities and our member artists’ events that go online or will be postponed, and send our thoughts to all events rescheduled or cancelled. Copenhagen International Documentary Film… Read more »
Carolin Koss’s Copper Mountains at One World International Human Rights Film Festival
Carolin Koss’s Copper Mountains (2019) had its Czech Premiere at One World International Human Rights Film Festival, held in early March. The first two screenings of Copper Mountains took place on March 7 and 8, but the third screening, scheduled… Read more »
Sasha Huber’s art in New Zealand, the U.S., and the Netherlands
Sasha Huber’s Karakia – The Resetting Ceremony (2015) was included in the Into the Open moving image programme included in the New Zealand Festival of the Arts. The programme took place from March 2–8 . In Karakia – The Resetting… Read more »