Aspen Shortsfest

NAME OF FESTIVAL: Aspen Shortsfest

SINCE: 1991

WHERE: Aspen, CO,USA

ABOUT THE FESTIVAL

Aspen Shortsfest showcases the most innovative and vibrant voice on the cinematic landscape - the short. Each April enthusiastic audiences, filmmakers and special guests from around the globe gather in the scenic Rocky Mountain winter resort of Aspen, Colorado to participate in public screenings, panels, workshops, and other festivities that spotlight the art and craft of short moviemaking.

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If I Go Will They Miss Me by Walter Thompson-Hernández | photo by Michael 'Cambio' Fernandez.

Aspen Shortsfest 2022 Announces Lineup of 77 Wildly Imaginative Short Films

The Oscar-qualifying Aspen Shortsfest announced the program lineup for the upcoming 31st edition taking place April 5-10, 2022.

“Are You Still There?” directed by Rayka Zehtabchi

2021 Aspen Shortsfest Announces Lineup of 80 Short Films

80 short films Including Rayka Zehtabchi’s “Are You Still There?” are set for the Oscar-qualifying 30th Aspen Shortsfest taking place online in April.

Oscar-Qualifying Aspen Shortsfest Announces 2020 Short Films Lineup

Aspen Film announced the program of 71 short films for the Oscar-qualifying 29th Aspen Shortsfest, taking place from March 31 – April 5, 2020.

NEFTA FOOTBALL CLUB directed by Yves Piat

NEFTA FOOTBALL CLUB and BROTHERHOOD Win Top Prizes at 2019 Aspen Shortsfest

The Oscar®-qualifying 28th Aspen Shortsfest, announced this year’s Award winners with NEFTA FOOTBALL CLUB, receiving both Audience Award and Jury Award for Comedy.

2019 Aspen Shortsfest to Showcase 69 Short Films + Special Presentation of SHORT TERM 12

The 28th Aspen Shortsfest will bring 69 films from 26 countries – 41% of which are female-directed to Aspen’s Wheeler Opera House and Carbondale’s Crystal Theatre from April 2 to 7, 2019.

Aspen Shortsfest Announces 2014 Winners; “A TROPICAL SUNDAY” “OUR CURSE” Win Top Awards | VIDEOS

A TROPICAL SUNDAY, directed by Fabian Ribezzo

Aspen Shortsfest 2014 was held April 8-13, and over 40 filmmakers from around the world plus other special guests attended. A TROPICAL SUNDAY, directed by Fabian Ribezzo, about four begging and scavenging street kids at a Mozambique amusement park, won the award for Best Drama, and director Tomasz Sliwinski’s documentary OUR CURSE, on what it’s like to be the young parents of a critically ill infant, won the award for Best Documentary.

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