MANHATTAN SHORT 2024
MANHATTAN SHORT 2024
MANHATTAN SHORT 2024…You Be the Judge!
Discover your inner film critic by casting your vote for Best Film and Best Actor in the 27th Annual MANHATTAN SHORT Film Festival screening in the Capitol Theatre Oct 5 & 6, 2024. You’ll join film lovers in over 500 venues across the globe gathering this week to see the Ten Finalist in this year’s event. With past finalists garnering Oscar nominations and short films continuing to move into the Hollywood mainstream, come see this entertaining program featuring the best short films in the world today! Ballots are supplied upon entry.
2024 Finalists:
- THE TALENT (UK) – Directed by Thomas May Bailey
- I AM NOT A ROBOT (Netherlands) – Directed by Victoria Warmerdam
- MOTHER (Ukraine) – Directed by Mariia Felenko
- DOVECOTE (Italy) – Directed by Marco Perego
- PATHOLOGICAL (US) – Directed by Alison Rich
- ALARMS (France) – Directed by Nicolas Panay
- FAVOURITES (Australia) – Directed by Nick Russell
- THE MAN WHO COULD NOT REMAIN SILENT (Croatia, Bulgaria, France, Slovenia) – Directed by Nebojša Slijepčević
- ROOM TAKEN (Ireland) – Directed by TJ O’Grady-Peyton
- JANE AUSTEN’S PERIOD DRAMA (US) – Directed by Julia Aks, Steve Pinder
Click HERE for details on each finalist.
You Be the Judge!
Member passes are not valid for this screening.
ABOUT THE FILM FESTIVAL
MANHATTAN SHORT began in 1998, when founder Nicholas Mason gathered an audience of 200 people and showed 16 short films on a screen mounted to the side of a truck on Mulberry Street, Little Italy, New York City. A year later the Festival moved uptown to Union Square Park NYC, where audiences grew to love the annual event. From these humble beginnings, MANHATTAN SHORT has now transformed into a worldwide phenomenon.
Celebrating its 27th birthday in 2024, MANHATTAN SHORT is the only film festival on the planet to unfold simultaneously, in more than 500 cinemas on six continents, bringing over 100,000 film-lovers in all corners of the globe together for one week, via the next generation of filmmakers.
