Festival Day Three | Short Block 3

by cinemafemme

August 8, 2020

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Today we highlight Short Block 3 films and filmmakers. Short Block 3 films and Short Blocks 1, 2 and 4 are now available to watch! Screen on our Seed&Spark festival platform.

Today at 12 PM PT is our Q&A with the directors of the selected films from Short Block 3, moderated by filmmaker Alice Waddington (“Paradise Hills”). Featured for the Q&A are Luana Di Pasquale (“Keep Mum”), Weronika Maria Szalas (“Curiouser and Curiouser”), Xiwen Miao (“Me & Myself”), Carolina Di Lazzaro and Giorgio Ghiotti (“FENICE | Running for Life”), and Christiana Laine (“Petal Push”).

Watch virtual event 12 PM PT LIVE on here on YouTube , or on FB LIVE

Meet some of the Short Block 3 Filmmakers

About Last Night . . .

Watch our Short Block 2 Q&A from last night. We had a great time during our first Q&A event! Such a pleasure to hear from the directors behind the Short Block 2 films. Thanks to Lara Gallagher, director of “Clementine”, for moderating.

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