Full house at the second session of the Salamanca Short Film Festival
The screenings are public and free, outdoors in Granero street in the Oeste neighborhood of Salamanca, starting at 10:15 PM on Thursdays in June
Granero street once again registered a full house at the second screening of the Salamanca Short Film Festival. After last Thursday's sold-out event, attendees were able to enjoy the following short films:
“Apolo 81” by Óscar Bernácer, “¿Señor o Señorito?” by Cristina Piemas&Victoria Ruiz, “Bla, bla, bla” by Alexis Morante, “Loves Came later” by Sonejui Sinha, “En Alabama, sí” by Pablo La pastora and “Ladrones de tiempos” by Fran X. Rodríguez.
The 8th Salamanca Short Film Festival has received a total of 844 short films submitted from all over the world. The thirty short films selected as finalists are competing for a Jury Prize of 500 € and an Audience Award of 250 €.
The screenings are public and free, outdoors in Granero street in the Oeste neighborhood of Salamanca, starting at 10:15 PM on Thursdays in June, and each will last approximately sixty minutes. Among the selected short films are works that have participated in festivals such as Cannes, Sitges, Toronto, or Málaga.
This is the eighth edition of the Salamanca Short Film Festival, organized by Granero bar and filmmaker Javier Díez (www.javierdiezm.es), which has been held since 2007 and has the collaboration of the Salamanca City Council through its film promotion office Salamanca Film Commission, the ZOES Neighborhood Association, and the sponsorship of Mahou and Coca Cola (Nordic Mist).
“Apolo 81” by Óscar Bernácer, “¿Señor o Señorito?” by Cristina Piemas&Victoria Ruiz, “Bla, bla, bla” by Alexis Morante, “Loves Came later” by Sonejui Sinha, “En Alabama, sí” by Pablo La pastora and “Ladrones de tiempos” by Fran X. Rodríguez.
The 8th Salamanca Short Film Festival has received a total of 844 short films submitted from all over the world. The thirty short films selected as finalists are competing for a Jury Prize of 500 € and an Audience Award of 250 €.
The screenings are public and free, outdoors in Granero street in the Oeste neighborhood of Salamanca, starting at 10:15 PM on Thursdays in June, and each will last approximately sixty minutes. Among the selected short films are works that have participated in festivals such as Cannes, Sitges, Toronto, or Málaga.
This is the eighth edition of the Salamanca Short Film Festival, organized by Granero bar and filmmaker Javier Díez (www.javierdiezm.es), which has been held since 2007 and has the collaboration of the Salamanca City Council through its film promotion office Salamanca Film Commission, the ZOES Neighborhood Association, and the sponsorship of Mahou and Coca Cola (Nordic Mist).