SHORT to the Point – March 2022 Award Winners
BEST FILM The Forgotten Flame | Canada | 2022 | 02’ Director: Derek Lamoureux Cast: Janice Israeloff, Michael Smith Synopsis: “The Forgotten Flame” is a short about the caregivers who work tirelessly for
Short Film Factory – February 2022 Awards
The full list of winners will be updated on 12th of April 2022. Best ‘Cheer Up’ Winners Gut Feelings , Director: Vanessa S. Valliere, John Gregorio Best ‘City Life’ Winners Pinhole Project ii
SHORT to the Point – February 2022 Award Winners
BEST FILM The Owl | Hong Kong | 2021 | 24’ Director: Sam Wong (Wong Man Tat) Writer: Sam Wong (Wong Man Tat) Producers: Sam Wong (Wong Man Tat), Venus Kwan (Kwan Pui
Short Film Factory – January 2022 Winners
Best ‘City Life’ Winners Surviving LA, Director: Armen Pogosyan I Mustache You, Director: Shara Ashley Zeiger Best ‘Nature’ Winners Sharks of the Sea of Cortes: A Lost Treasure?, Director: James Ketchum Scenes, Overheard,
Short Film Factory – December 2021 Winners
Best ‘Cheer Up’ Winners Elsie, Director: Estera Anna Welchar Ourselves, in Stories, Director: Marjee Chmiel The World Is My Stage, Director: Andrew Arrakis Best ‘City Life’ Winners Noctuidae, Director: Alexandra (Ali) Mauritz Best
SHORT to the Point – January 2022 Nominees
Animation Short – Official Selection – January 2022 Monsieur Sachet | Canada | 2021 | 10’Director: Mathieu GirardWriter: Mathieu GirardProducer: Mathieu GirardSynopsis: Monsieur Sachet is a wicked escalation of tragicomic anecdotes happening in
SHORT to the Point – December 2021 Award Winners
BEST FILM BALLOON | United States | 2019 | 17’ Director: Jeremy Merrifield Writers: Jeremy Merrifield, Dave Testa Producers: Kate Chamuris, Christina Cha Cast: Paul Scheer, Jonah Beres, Jaylin Ogle, Carson Severson Synopsis:
Congratulations to our November 2021 Award Winners
SHORT TO THE POINT NOVEMBER 2021 AWARDS BEST FILM HABITAT | Spain | 2021 | 11’ Director: JAIME A. CALACHI Writer: JAVIER HUESA Cast: BALBINO LACOSTA, ITZIAR CASTRO, CANDELA LIU Synopsis: In a
Congratulations to our August 2021 Award Winners
SHORT TO THE POINT AUGUST 2021 AWARDS BEST FILM Suburban tale | Hungary | 2021 | 23’ Director: Péter Goretic Writers: Kocsányi András, Péter Goretic Producers: Zsolt Kapin, Török Éva Cast: Katalin Ágoston
AUGUST 2021 NOMINEES
Animation Short – Official Selection – August 2021 Guts | United States | 2021 | 03’Director: Byung Gun ParkWriter: Byung Gun ParkProducer: Ringling College of Art and DesignCast: Rex Anderson, Christopher Santiago FauriaSynopsis:
Congratulations to our July 2021 Award Winners
SHORT TO THE POINT JULY 2021 AWARDS BEST FILM Feeling Through | United States | 2020 | 19’ Director: Doug Roland Writer: Doug Roland Producers: Doug Roland, Phil Newsom, Susan Ruzenski, Luis Augusto
Congratulations to our March 2019 Award Winners
BEST FILM THE PEOPLE ARE THE BRAND | Switzerland | 2019 | 22’ Director: Adrian Perez Writer: Adrian Perez Producer: Adrian Perez Cast: Anna-Katharina Müller, Philippe Schuler Synopsis: A doubtful photo project about
Congratulations to our October 2018 Award Winners
SHORT TO THE POINT – OCTOBER 2018 AWARDS BEST FILM Polka: Purveyor of Dots Director: Daniel Castro Country: United States Duration: 04:30 Synopsis: Polka, the eccentric visionary designer who introduced the
AUGUST 2018 NOMINEES
Short to the Point would like to congratulate the following filmmakers and their crews for being official selections for the August 2018 edition of the festival. SHORT TO THE POINT Narrative selection August
Congratulations to our July 2018 Award Winners
SHORT TO THE POINT – JULY 2018 AWARDS BEST FILM SIKLUS Director: Louis Minnaar Country: South Africa Duration: 24:42 Synopsis: In the near future an earth couple called Daniel and Eli
Submissions are open
We have just started the submissions for September 2018 Awards! Submit your short on @FilmFreeway ! Deadline is 4’th of October. Cheers! 🏆
Congratulations to our June 2018 Award Winners
SHORT TO THE POINT – JUNE 2018 AWARDS BEST FILM Amber Director: Gabriel MIRÉTÉ Country: France Duration: 25:18 Synopsis: Heart broken, this little town in Lozère seems to be well bleak for