Show Me Shorts online film fest: German Shorts
Event Information
Description
Show Me Shorts and the Goethe Institute present a collection of German short films. This event will now be broadcast into your home with a special link and password available for ticket holders to view on the night. Join us to celebrate the cinema of Germany with this vibrant collection full of comedy, cats, Christmas, amusement parks and football.
- Different Bayern directed by Matthias Koßmehl
- Cat Lake City directed by Antje Heyn
- The Centrifuge Brain Project directed by Till Nowak
- 90 Degrees North directed by Detsky Graffam
- My Border's Joyfence directed by Michael Kranz
- The Little Nazi directed by Petra Lüschow
- The Pocket Organ directed by Carsten Strauch
The link to watch the films will be geo-blocked so that only people in New Zealand can watch the films.
All films screen in the German language with English subtitles. Total run time is approx 87 minutes.
Films provided by Kurz Film Agentur.
Organiser Show Me Shorts
Organiser of Show Me Shorts online film fest: German Shorts
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.
