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Programme Announced for 2019
Welcome message from the Festival Director
Japanese Focus
2019 Aotearoa Short Film Lab Participants Announced
Submissions for 2019 now open
Nominees announced for 2018 awards
Participants announced for Aotearoa Short Film Lab 2018
Submissions for 2018 now open
2017 Award Winners Announced
2017 Award Nominees announced
Auckland Opening Night 2017: Tickets now on sale
2017 deadline extended
Kiwis in Korea
Calling interns
Participants announced for Aotearoa Short Film Lab 2017
Submissions for 2017 now open
People’s Choice Award winner announced
Show Me Shorts on tour
General News
Articles
The winners of the Show Me Shorts awards were unveiled at our live-streamed awards night recently. Eight awards were given out to the creators behind eight fantastic short films. A four-minute, 3D-animated film by first-time, student filmmakers from Wellington is now qualified to enter the Academy Awards® after winning the Department of Post Best New Zealand Film Award. Miro Wine –..
….and the winners are! Now available to watch – Show Me Shorts Awards Night Livestream.
Host your own Show Me Shorts Film Festival from the comfort of your couch!
Now available to watch – a panel of international industry professionals discuss the festival circuit.
Aotearoa’s biggest little film festival is bringing you a whopping 14 world premieres this season! Find out where to watch now.
It’s the start of the school holidays and you’ve already exhausted all your entertainment options during lockdown. Luckily Show Me Shorts is bringing you a selection of kid friendly short films to theaters nationwide.
We’re pleased to announce the Show Me Shorts Awards nominees for 2021! Find out which films in the festival have been nominated by our judges…
All the key info on the Festival Programme and the most up-to-date details about any Covid-related schedule changes.
Three short films explore a spectrum of relationships between man and machine and that maybe there’s more to robots than just zeros and ones…
