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VIS Vienna Shorts Festival 2018

29.05.2018 to 04.06.2018 - Vienna Shorts Festival
Host: MQ Cultural Tenants

VIS Vienna Shorts Festival 2018

ART, FILM & DIGITAL CULTURE


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mo, 04.06.2018
sun, 03.06.2018
sat, 02.06.2018
fri, 01.06.2018

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still from "L." © Adrián Regnier Chávez

still from „Oh Wow – Leyya“ © Marie-Therese Hildenbrandt

still from "Miragem Meus Putos" © Diogo Baldaia

still from "UGLY" © Nikita Diakur

Program & Tickets
Venues: METRO Kinokulturhaus, Österreichisches Filmmuseum, Gartenbaukino, Halle G im MuseumsQuartier, frei_raum Q21 exhibition space, Musik und Kunst Privatuniversität der Stadt Wien

15 YEARS VIS VIENNA SHORTS

“A raucous blend of cinema art and wild jamboree”—this is how the Austrian magazine profil described the festival. Founded fifteen years ago as a student initiative, it has since evolved into an internationally renowned event celebrating the short format. It’s hard to compare VIS today with its humble beginnings in terms of both its organization and its content-but what has remained unshakable is its claim to providing an Austrian stage for extraordinary short cinema and its focus on new formats and sociopolitical subjects.

Our crystal anniversary is a great opportunity to say thank you—on the one hand, to the partners and sponsors, who have stuck by us for so many years, and, on the other, to our filmmakers and audiences, who each year encounter each other with fresh curiosity. A big thank you also goes to those who have contributed to the festival’s success in the past fifteen years, mostly under precarious circumstances but always with enormous passion and personal commitment.

The fifteenth edition of VIS promises to be a special one by celebrating two other anniversaries as well: Fifty years after 1968, our focus theme We Need To Disagree reminds us of the importance of political debate. And one hundred years after the founding of the Republic of Austria, the exhibition shaping democracy examines how the nation sees itself. A total of about 300 current and historic works under 30 minutes will be screened at this year’s festival. Each and every one of them is worth seeing. Now, who would disagree with that?
(Daniel Ebner)

www.viennashorts.com

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