Following their deliberations, the Cinéfondation and Short Films Jury, presided by Abderrahmane Sissako, will decide on the best films both from the Short Films Competition and the Cinéfondation.
THE 2015 SHORT FILMS COMPETITION
This year, the selection committee received 4,550 short films – 1,000 more than in 2014 – from over 100 countries.
The 2015 Short Films Competition comprises nine films (seven works of fiction and two animations), mostly from Asia and Europe, with one representative of Latin America and one from Oceania.
These films are all in the running for the 2015 Short Film Palme d’or, to be awarded by Abderrahmane Sissako, President of the Jury, at the official prize-giving ceremony of the 68th Festival de Cannes on 24th May.
SHORT FILMS IN COMPETITION:
Ely DAGHER
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WAVES ’98
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14’
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Lebanon, Qatar
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Shane DANIELSEN
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THE GUESTS
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10’
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Australia
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Ziya DEMIREL
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SALI
(Tuesday)
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12’
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Turkey, France
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Céline DEVAUX
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LE REPAS DOMINICAL
(Sunday Lunch)
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13’
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France
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Dan HODGSON
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LOVE IS BLIND
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6’
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United Kingdom
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Basil KHALIL
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AVE MARIA
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14’
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Palestine, France, Germany
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Jan ROOSENS, Raf ROOSENS
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COPAIN
(Buddy) |
14’
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Belgium
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Eva RILEY
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PATRIOT
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14’
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United Kingdom
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Iair SAID
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PRESENTE IMPERFECTO
(Present Imperfect)
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15’
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Argentina
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THE 2015 CINÉFONDATION SELECTION
To mark its 18th year, the Cinéfondation Selection has chosen 18 films (14 works of fiction and four animations), from among the 1,600 works submitted this year by film schools from all four corners of the globe. 16 countries from four continents are represented.
Over a third of the films selected come from schools taking part for the first time, and it is also the first time that a Spanish film school has seen one of its films reach the selection stage. There is a strong showing from Europe once again, with 11 out of the 18 films selected.
The three Cinéfondation prizes will be awarded at a ceremony preceding the screening of the prize-winning films on Friday 22nd May in the salle Buñuel.
THE CINÉFONDATION SELECTION:
Behzad AZADI
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KOSHTARGAH
(Slaughterhouse)
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24’
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Art University of Tehran
Iran |
Mateo BENDESKY
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EL SER MAGNÉTICO
(The Magnetic Nature)
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17’
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Universidad del Cine (FUC)
Argentina |
Pippa BIANCO
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SHARE
|
11’
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AFI’s Directing Workshop for Women
USA |
Simon CARTWRIGHT
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MANOMAN
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11’
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National Film and Television School
United Kingdom |
Ian GARRIDO LÓPEZ
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VICTOR XX
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20’
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ESCAC
Spain |
Maria GUSKOVA
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VOZVRASHENIE ERKINA
(The Return of Erkin)
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28’
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High Courses for Scriptwriters and Film Directors
Russia |
Félix HAZEAUX
Thomas NITSCHE Edward NOONAN Franck PINA Raphaëlle PLANTIER |
LEONARDO
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6’
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MOPA (ex Supinfocom Arles)
France |
Ignacio JURICIC MERILLÁN
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LOCAS PERDIDAS
(Lost Queens)
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28’
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Carrera de Cine y TV Universidad de Chile
Chile |
Sofie KAMPMARK
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TSUNAMI
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7’
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The Animation Workshop
Denmark |
Tomáš KLEIN
Tomáš MERTA |
RETRIEVER
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23’
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FAMU Prague
Czech Republic |
Aurélien PEILLOUX
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LES CHERCHEURS
(The Wheel of Emotions)
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32’
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La Fémis
France |
Eliza PETKOVA
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ABWESEND
(Absent)
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13’
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Deutsche Film & Fernsehakademie (dffb)
Germany |
Miki POLONSKI
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ASARA REHOVOT MEA ETSIM
(Ten Buildings Away)
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25’
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Minshar for Art
Israel |
Maksim SHAVKIN
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14 STEPS
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37’
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Moscow School of New Cinema
Russia |
Héctor SILVA NÚÑEZ
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ANFIBIO
(Amphibian)
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15’
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EICTV
Cuba |
Salla SORRI
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AINAHAN NE PALAA
(To Return Until)
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17’
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Aalto University, ELO Film School Helsinki
Finland |
Laura VANDEWYNCKEL
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HET PARADIJS
(Paradise)
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6’
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RITS School of Arts Brussels
Belgium |
Qiu YANG
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RI GUANG ZHI XIA
(Under the Sun)
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19’
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The VCA, Film & TV School, Melbourne University
Australia |
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