The best European short films at the Film Academy

A sample of the best short film being made in Europe can be seen from February 16 to 18 in the Academy's projection room where the fifteen finalist short films for the latest edition of the Film Academy Awards will be screened.

The 15 short finalists for the latest edition of the continental Academy Awards are presented over three days.
A sample of the best short film being made in Europe can be seen from February 16 to 18 in the Academy's projection room where the fifteen finalist short films for the latest edition of the Film Academy Awards will be screened.

The screenings, which will begin at 8 p.m., are in the original version with English subtitles.

In collaboration with the continental institution, fifteen pieces are exhibited, among which there is only one Spanish work, the one co-produced with the United Kingdom. Maria’s Way, the Anne Milne.

The programming begins today, Wednesday, at 8 p.m., and will air for 103 minutes. Coltsfoot (Sweden), Weasel (Finland), Venus vs me (Belgium), Stay with me, away (Holland) and Meet at Stella Plage (France).

The 17th is the day of The traffic light man (Germany), Maria’s Way (United Kingdom and Spain), Here I am (Hungary), Onskeborn (Denmark) and The External World (Aklemania), which will be on screen for 110 minutes. With the screening on February 18 and in 116 minutes of Clandestine workshops (Austria and Argentina), Hanoi-Wasaw (Poland), Diarchy (Utalia and France), Amor (Norway) and Joseph's snails (France), this cycle closes.