Friday opens our first Shorts Showcase is an international affair with Fangoria presents GOODBYE, MONSTER directed by Luke Barnett followed by fellow American director Noah Lang with PRIORITY RIDE. Dan Abramovici brings us a taste of live action and animation from Canada with LEOPARD. Before we head to North Macedonia and diretor Filip Momirovski with the impressive TLSM. Australian director David Robinson-Smith gives us an extremely dark and unpleasant narrative with THE SHIRT OFF YOUR BACK. We then have an offering from the US with directors Richard Mulock’s SOUNDS GOOD, Casimir Nozkowski’s BOOK U CAN ASK ???’S, Rob Himebaugh’s FEED THE DARK while Erick Freitas offers a dark comedic experience with SATURDAY MORNING COFFEE. A blend of South Korean and Spanish filmmaking with Adrián Nassar’s IN A ROOM, SITTING STILL and finally we stay with Spain and Martha G. Ayerbe’s BAIT, bringing a fantastical ending to the day.
Short Film Showcase 1
FRIDAY 28 4:00 PM
Image from FEED THE DARK
SHORT FILMS 1
FRIDAY 28 4:00 PM
Friday opens our first Shorts Showcase, an international affair featuring Fangoria presents GOODBYE, MONSTER, directed by Luke Barnett, followed by fellow American director Noah Lang with PRIORITY RIDE. Dan Abramovici brings us a taste of live action and animation from Canada with LEOPARD. Before we head to North Macedonia and director Filip Momirovski with the impressive TLSM. Australian director David Robinson-Smith gives us an extremely dark and unpleasant narrative with THE SHIRT OFF YOUR BACK. We then have an offering from the US with directors Richard Mulock’s SOUNDS GOOD, Casimir Nozkowski’s BOOK U CAN ASK ???’S, Rob Himebaugh’s FEED THE DARK, while Erick Freitas offers a dark comedic experience with SATURDAY MORNING COFFEE. A blend of South Korean and Spanish filmmaking with Adrián Nassar’s IN A ROOM, SITTING STILL and finally, we stay with Spain and Martha G. Ayerbe’s BAIT, bringing a fantastical ending to the day.