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THE
WORLD TOUR COMES TO LA
OCTOBER 19, 2004 . . . THE EGYPTIAN THEATRE . . .
The Short Shorts Film Festival in Los Angeles screened
11 films, including 6 U.S. premieres from Japan, Hungary, France,
and S. Korea, at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood, CA on October
19, 2004.
The films were selected from the 60 that screened in Japan this
summer and included award-winning drama, documentary, comedy and
animation.
Congratulations to the Short Shorts in Los Angeles Fujifilm Award
winner
Isamu Hirabayashi for his film, HELMUT.
Thank you to the sponsors of the 2004 Short Shorts Film Festival
in Los Angeles:
Submissions
are currently being accepted for a special film event programmed
by the Short Shorts Film Festival for EXPO
2005, the world’s fair in Japan.
Submissions for the 7th annual Short Shorts Film Festival are now
closed. Thank you to all who submitted. Filmmakers will be notified
in early 2005.
Short Shorts is now recognized by the Academy of Motion Picture
Arts and Sciences as a qualifying festival for the Short Films category
for the Annual Academy Awards®.
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE SHORT SHORTS 2004 AWARD WINNERS
The Committee for the Short Shorts Film Festival congratulates the
2004 award-winners, announced in Tokyo on June 9:
INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION
The Short Shorts Award
REDD BARNA (SAVE THE CHILDREN) (Norway)
Director: Terje Rangnes
The Jury Award
DYKK (DIVE) (Norway)
Director: Sirin Eide
The Audience Award
SILENCIO PROFUNDO (DEEP SILENCE) (Mexico)
Director: Gustavo Loza
NATIONAL COMPETITION
The Short Shorts Award
ZERO (Japan)
Director: Hiroyuki Nakao
The Jury Award
THE LAST CAPTIVE (Japan)
Director: Naoko Tajima
TRIANGULATION POINT (Japan)
Yuki
Saito
The Audience Award
ZERO (Japan)
Director: Hiroyuki Nakao
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