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NEWS
Happy New GeensLove leftfield cinema with a heady dose of black humour? Not yet christened your pristine 2010 diary? Then get out a marker pen and turn to January 13, 2010. Write Tom Geens (Institute of Contemporary Arts) twice, once at 18.30 and again at 20.45. Now start getting (wildly) excited. |
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FUTURE SHORTS JUST LAUNCHED IN ISRAEL
Rapidly expanding global film festival Future Shorts opened for business in Israel on December 26th - with an eagerly anticipated launch event at a surprise location in the Israeli party capital of Tel Aviv. |
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27+ONE FESTIVAL MOSCOW, DEC 4-6Future Shorts has provided a thoughtful and witty programme for the 27+One Festival in Moscow, Dec 4-6 |
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THE FUTURE IS YELLOW AND BLUEGlobal film festival Future Shorts continues its rapid expansion this Friday when it debuts in Sweden. |
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FUTURE SHORTS IN PHENOMENAL POLE POSITIONShowcasing a special selection of short films at the closing night ceremony of the Vivisesja Festival of New Audiovisual Phenomenons in Poznan |
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FUTURE SHORTS’ EXCLUSIVE PROGRAMME PLAYS AT TOP HONG KONG MUSIC FESTIVALFuture Shorts returned to Clockenflap, Hong Kong's largest outdoor music and arts festival, in early November. |
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THE PRESETS WIN UK MUSIC VIDEO AWARDThe Preset’s exuberant Eva Husson directed clip for “If I Know You” has won Best Dance Video at the UK Music Video Awards. The clip, filled with majestic choreography and sweeping camera shots goes from suburbia to forest rave; all soundtracked by The Preset’s somber hit. |
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FUTURE SHORTS LAUNCH IN SOUTH AFRICAFuture Shorts Springboks into African Action |
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Kanye Spikes HimselfClick here to watch “We Were Once a Fairytale,” Spike Jonze's startlingly surreal short film that debuted at the L.A. Film Festival and it is rumoured might serve as the vid for Kanye track “See You in my Nightmares.” |
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Please Say Something takes the 2009 Cartoon d'Or AwardAs worldwide distributor of the film, Future Shorts is proud to announce that David O’Reilly has won the 2009 Cartoon d’Or Award for his short film “Please Say Something”. |
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