FORCE OF HABIT
These short films explore our response to change, asking if surviving it means holding on, breaking through or learning to live in the moment.
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These short films explore our response to change, asking if surviving it means holding on, breaking through or learning to live in the moment.
Drawing from her work as an animation director and filmmaker, Martina Scarpelli reflects on animation as a documentary language through the case study of her film EGG.
TALK: ANIMATION AS DOCUMENTARY LANGUAGE Read More »
Join us for a unique masterclass exploring the craft behind horror filmmaking.
TALK: FROM SCRIPT TO SCREAM: THE CRAFT OF HORROR FILMMAKING Read More »
Join us for a festive evening as we round off this year’s Copenhagen Short Film Festival by celebrating the incredible filmmakers and short films featured in our 2025 programme.
AWARD CEREMONY & CLOSING PARTY Read More »
During an evening shift at a hospice, nurse Per is confronted with an unexpected patient: someone significant from his past.
Eleven-year-old Emma has high expectations for her birthday party at the small local cinema where she plans to show her friends her favorite movie.
Reza is a young Iranian man living his first years in the suburbs of Denmark. Amidst trying to establish a new life, he one day meets Nova from Norway in the subway. They spend a romantic night together which leaves Reza impressed and wanting more.
A figure, tired of being seen as a monster, peels away her skin layer by layer in an attempt to reveal her true self.
The Face Between Us Read More »
The art installation “WHITE BOX” is Victoria’s ticket to her dream job. When the exhibition flops, the ambitious curator has to manipulate the narrative to survive. How far will she go in the pursuit of recognition?
The film follows Alice, a personification of the voice in your head, through an eccentric dreamscape. As she moves between her own imagination and time, she finds ways to insert herself into history, while discovering a strange familiarity in the faces she never met.
Everyone Always Experience Everything Equally Read More »