Hamburg Short Film Festival will be held 06 to 11 Jun 2023 in , . Hamburg Short Film Festival has great short films, the first, most uncompromising, most daring, most artistic and most experimental form of cinema. It has been celebrating short films as an independent art form, while offering an opportunity for film makers from all over the world to get in touch with an eager audience and with each other.The International Competition mirrors current global aesthetic tendencies and narrative structures.It all started in 1985 under the title No Budget Festival as a small festival that mainly screened super 8 films.The proliferation of short films as an art form, the support of the independent creation of films and the discovery and support of hitherto unknown film makers are not just among the main tasks the festival set for itself, they are also the foundation of its success. The Hamburg Short Film Agency (KFA) departments of sales, distribution and archive allow for direct promotion and placement of short films. As a part of KFA, the festival is able to distribute globally and make the names of film makers known throughout the world. Hamburg Short Film Festival is an event and I like events...
Awards: Hamburg Short Film Award (3.000 Euro), Audience Award (1.500 Euro) will be given to a film from the International or the German Competition
The Mo&Friese Children’s ShortFilmFestival is one of the few film festivals for children, that presents exclusively short films. It has developed out of a special programme of the International ShortFilmFestival Hamburg. In 1999 it became an independent festival and has grown ever since. Besides children it attracts also a professional international audience.
The festival programme addresses kids and teens between 4 and 18 years. Especially pupils and preschool children are invited to movie screenings which take place in the mornings.Festival's aim is to establish - in consideration of educational aspects - besides animations and short fictions also documentaries and experimentals, furthermore to intrigue children and to fire their imagination.
The festival awards two age-graduated prizes to consider the different tastes of different ages. Two juries made up entirely of children will be given the job of deciding which short film will win the Mo&Friese Awards. The Friese-Award will be given to a film for children aged four to eight by the Friese-Children’s-Jury (8-10 years) and the Mo-Award will be given to one film for children aged nine to twelve, chosen by the Mo-Children’s-Jury (11-14 years). The Mo-Award is sponsored by German children’s magazine GEOlino. Both prizes will be worth 1500 Euro. The Awards ceremony takes place at the last day of the festival.