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29. May 2010
Awarded Films
The Short Film Festival FF600 is now over. Last night the jury awarded prizes to following films:
The jury decided not to award the Grand prix because of the even level of quality of the works in the competition programme.
Award for Best Short Fiction Film
Arena/Sand, directed by Jota Aronak, Spain
Award for Best Documentary Film
Vivir
Award for Best Experimental Film
Goodbye Mrs. Ant, directed by Rick Niebe, Italy
Award for Best Animated Film
Moj put/My way, directed by Svjetlan Junaković and
Jury’s Special Mention:
Lovec oblakov/Cloud Catcher, directed by Miha
Jury’s Special Mention:
Po dorozi/By the Road, directed by
Jury’s Special Mention:
Schengenske zgodbe/Schengen stories, directed by Jan Latal,
25. May 2010
Film Screening programme
Thursday, 27. May
Friday, 28. May
For detailed information about films please see below the List of films in the Competition programme.
24. May 2010
The jury
List of films in the Competition programme
Below are files in which the 45 films included in the competition programme of the 6th edition of the Short Film Festival FF600 are listed in alphabetical order according to English title.
Short fiction films (A-F)
Short fiction films (G-Z)
Documentaries
Animation
Experimental films
12 May 2010
Competition programme – 45 films from 11 countries
The work of the selection committee is now finished. After reviewing more than 20 hours of material, the committee decided that 45 films, roughly one third of 156 submitted films, will be included in the competition programme screened at the 6th edition of the Short Film Festival FF600.
The competition programme consists of 5 animated films, 8 experimental films, 14 documentary films and 18 short fiction films. Works in the competition programme will compete for the Jury prize and the best film of the festival will be awarded the Grand Prix.
The selection committee estimated that overall quality of films submitted in two categories – one minute films and music videos – does not meet the festival criteria. Although some of the works submitted in these two categories exceeded the expectations of the committee, the committee considered it unfair to organize a competition without guaranteeing an appropriate general level of quality.
Therefore the committee has decided that this year these two categories will not be included in the competition programme.
5 May 2010
156 submissions from 18 countries
There are only three weeks left until the start of the 6th edition of the Short Film Festival FF600.
From the 26th to the 28th of May the Festival will present short films produced in 2009 and 2010.
Authors from 18 countries have submitted 156 films, totalling to 21 hours of material. Most of the films come from EU countries, but we have also received submissions from USA , Canada , Ukraine , Norway , Croatia , Serbia and Israel
Now a selection process is under way to select the best films that will enter the competition programme and will be screened at the festival.
27 April 2010
Call for entries now closed
Call for entries is now closed. No further submissions will be accepted.
We thank all authors for submitting their works.
In the next few days (up until 29 April) we should receive the last works sent to us by the deadline for submission.
13 April 2010
Free submission (no applicaton fee)
Dear authors of short films
As you know this is the first year the Short Film Festival FF600 introduced application fee.
We were forced to introduce this exceptional condition, because we did not receive sufficient funds from our sponsors to cover all the costs of the festival.
Today we received additional funds that will enable us to organize the festival without the application fee.
We kindly invite all authors that might have hesitated because of the application fee to submit their works.
Application fees already paid will be refunded.
Deadline for submission: 26th April 2010 (date on the postmark); submissions from abroad must reach the organizer by 29th April 2010.