South Korean director Kim Ki-duk’s drama “Pieta,” the brutal story of a debt collector who cripples those who can’t pay until he meets a woman who claims to be his mother, won the Golden Lion for best film at the … Continue reading →

La Culpa, translated as The Guilt, is an accomplished and absorbing short film from Spanish director David Victori and a worthy winner to one of the most high profile short film contests ever. YouTube partnered with the airline Emirates, as … Continue reading →

A JAW DROPPINGLY GORGEOUS VISUAL SYMPHONY IN 3 MOVEMENTS IS AN EXPERIMENTAL FILM BY ANDREW HUANG WHICH DEALS WITH THE CONCEPT OF SEPERATION AND CONNECTION. It is amazing what imagination, technology and philosophy when treated well can do. Andrew Huang … Continue reading →

Luis Mieses, a.k.a. Conrad Mess, was born February 23, 1974 in Zaragoza, Spain. With no formal film training. Conrad attempted to fulfil his dream of making movies for the first time at age 37, in February 2011 while fooling around … Continue reading →

Shorts Film Festival offers independent Australian filmmakers the chance to compete for one of the best prize pools for short films in Australia, including the Gold Shorts first prize of a trip to a prestigious international film festival such as … Continue reading →

Each year The Smalls presents a film festival with a program of screenings, panel discussions, workshops and other cool events, before we announce The Smalls Awards at our legendary, jump-out-of-your-shoes festival finale. We believe that short film is a powerful … Continue reading →