FUTURE SHORTSTOKYO vol.16 - SHORT FILM FESTIVAL-

Directors of Short Films：Vakhtang Kotetishvili (Georgia), Mihai Grecu (Romania), Antoine Giorgini (Belgium), Tara Mercedes Wood (UK), Elizabeth Lo(Germany), PFFR Forever Ltd. (US), Basil Khalil (Palestine/UK), Bentley Brown (Chad/Canada/Saudi Arabia)

FUTURE SHORTS FESTIVAL returns with its new Summer Season programme of world-class short films.

Showcasing the most exciting short films from around the world, and cutting-edge art installation, we create experimental event which has "relaxing" atmosphere which can promote socialising, and stimulate creativity and imagination.

This summer collection includes 8 short films from Georgia, Romania, Belgium, UK, Germany, US, Palestine, Chad/Canada/Saudi Arabia. Highlights include: 5 nuns in the West Bank meets a Jewish family (Ave Maria); everyone lose their "perception filters!" (Things used to be hidden); Dynamite fishing date, death and love (OGASAVARA); also homeless in Silicon Valley (Hotel22), and an alien love story in technicolour animation(Floridada) etc. we bring variety of strong artistic films, from mockumentary to comedy and drama.

Ticket 800yen * Available on the door. /Summer cocktail 300yen /We will have performance or art installation before the screening.


■Trailer and Reservation Moolicinema.com
18 years and older only.


■Film List
Films are screened with both English and Japanese subtitles.




■Reservation
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■Stills


from AVE MARIA Dir. Basil Khalil


from PARTNER (REPLIQUE) Dir. Antoine Giorgini


from THINGS USED TO BE HIDDEN Dir. Tara Mercedes Wood


from OGASAVARA Dir. Vakhtang Kotetishvili

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■FUTURE SHORTS TOKYO organised by Mooli Cinema
Launched in January 2012, we collaborates with artists, designers, translator, and event staff beyond genre and nationalities.
Showcasing the most exciting short films and cutting-edge art from around the world, we create an experimental event which has a "relaxing" atmosphere that promotes socialising, and stimulates creativity and imagination.

Event organiser：Makiko Watanabe　makiko@e06.itscom.net