The 29th Palm Springs International Shortfest is in full swing. Out of thousands of entries, only 300 films made the cut to join the competitive award-qualifying festival. That still can be quite daunting when you’re trying to choose which film to see.
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“Heritage Day” from writer-director Lara Everly is about a young girl named Evie who decides to dress up like her estranged grandmother, a Holocaust survivor, on Heritage Day at school.
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“Puffling” is a documentary about two teenage girls Birta and Selma who rescue pufflings (young puffins) at night on a remote island off the coast of Iceland. I spoke to filmmaker Jessica Bishopp about the making of her short film.
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The 29th annual Palm Springs International Short Film Festival, also known as “ShortFest,” will begin Tuesday with several curated programs showcasing nearly 300 films.
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The 29th annual Palm Springs International Short Film Festival, also known as “ShortFest,” will begin Tuesday with several curated programs showcasing nearly 300 films.
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The 29th annual Palm Springs International Short Film Festival, also known as “ShortFest,” will get underway next week, showcasing over 200 films and several programs scheduled throughout.
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Two films about the immigrant experience are my picks this weekend from the Palm Springs International Film Festival of Short Films.
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Kristen Buckels co-wrote and directed the short film “No Man’s Land” as a dark comic answer to our penchant for cults or stories about cults like NXIVM.
