Show Me Shorts - Danish Short Film Night - Wellington
Event Information
About this event
Show Me Shorts present a night of visually compelling and award-winning short films from up and coming Danish filmmakers.
There are six short films by top Danish filmmakers:
- OsWorld directed by Philip Hedegaard Povlsen
- 100.000 Acres of Pine directed by Jennifer Alice Wright
- Mellem Sten og et Hårdt Sted (Between a Rock and a Hard Place) directed by Mads Koudal
- What the Sea Forget directed by Martin Johannsen
- Embrace and the Touch of Skin directed by Sara Koppel
- Lidt Endnu (Just for Now) directed by Kristine Bidstrup
This is an informal and fun event, and all are welcome. The screening takes place in the Southern Cross Garden Bar. All films screen in the Danish language with English subtitles. Run time is approx 91-minutes. No allocated seating, so first in best dressed. The bar will be open with food and drink available for purchase.
Thanks to the Copenhagen Short Film Festival for providing the films.
FAQs:
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
No, just your name and email confirmation is fine.
What are my transport/parking options for getting to and from the event?
Pay and display car parking is available on Abel Smith Street and Cuba Street. Two hour maximum. There is a car parking building located nearby on Marion Street.
The Cross is both wheelchair and pushchair accessible, with disabled bathrooms and baby change tables in both the Men's and Women's bathrooms.
Will there be door sales?
Previous events have sold out online before the night so it is recommended to pre-book. If online sales do not sell out there may be limited door sales. Door sales are cash only.
Organiser Show Me Shorts
Organiser of Show Me Shorts - Danish Short Film Night - Wellington
Show Me Shorts is Aotearoa New Zealand’s leading international short film festival. We are a competitive Academy Awards-accredited festival that screens in cinemas nationwide each Spring.
The festival is set up as a charitable trust (not-for-profit/NGO), and administered by a Trust Board. Although most of the team are volunteers, we have a group of experienced Board members backing up a high-achieving staff and a large number of enthusiastic volunteers. Everyone involved is passionate about short films, story telling, the arts and culture in general.
Our mission is to create and cultivate the infrastructure required to achieve the widest possible appreciation of short films in New Zealand, and New Zealand short films internationally. Our vision is a future where the important role of short films in New Zealand culture is widely acknowledged and celebrated.
To achieve this vision we work to connect New Zealanders with the best short films from here and around the world; celebrate excellence in short film making; and foster the New Zealand short film community.