Tehran International Short Film Festival (TISFF) is a film festival held in Tehran every year in October with a focus on short films.
| Location | Tehran |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1983 |
| Language | Persian |
| Website | www |
The festival was founded in 1983.[1][2] From 2020 it is a qualifying festival for the Academy Awards® (Oscars)[3] and winner of the Grand Prix becomes eligible for the Oscar® consideration.
History edit
TISFF started as a special section in the Fajr International Film Festival entitled "8mm and 16mm films” in the years 1979 to 1982.[4]
39th Edition edit
The 39th Edition of TISFF will be held between 19 and 24 October in Tehran, Iran.
Awards edit
37th Tehran International Short Film Festival (Jan 2021)[5] edit
National Competition:
- Best Fiction: Winged White Horse, by Mahyar Mandegar
- Best Experimental Film: Adapt, by Kamal Kachouian
- Best Documentary: Khoonyar Children, by Arman Gholipour Dashtaki
- Best Animation: Red Fire, by Mona Abdullah Shahi
International Competition:
- Best Fiction: Da Yie, by Anthony Nti
- Best Experimental Film:
No Award - Best Documentary: Kak Iraj, by Jamshid Farajvand
- Best Animation: Candela, by Marc Riba and Anna Solanas
36th Tehran International Short Film Festival (Nov 2019)[6] edit
National Competition:
- Best Fiction: Aziz, by Seyyed Mehdi Musavi Barzoki
- Best Experimental Film: When A Woman Seated beside a Vase of Flowers after 154 years would get tired, by Shahriar Hanife
- Best Documentary: Where the wind blows, by Mina Mashhadi Mahdi
- Best Animation: Tangle, by Maliheh Gholamzadeh
International Competition:
- Best Fiction: Super Comfort, by Kirsikka Saari
- Best Experimental Film: Places, by Claudia Barral Magaz
- Best Documentary: Histories of Wolves, by Agnes Meng
- Best Animation: Untravel, by Nikola Majdak Jr. and Ana Nedeljkovic
28th Tehran International Short Film Festival (Nov 2011) [7] edit
National Competition:
- Best Fiction: Bitter Milk, by Nasser Zamiri
- Best Experimental Film: Delete, by Kazem Mollaie
- Best Documentary: Charkh Nan, by Hossein Nazari
- Best Animation: Kimiagar, by Mehdi Khorramyan
International Competition:
- Best Fiction: Barbakan, by Bartlomiej Zmuda and Bitter Milk, by Nasser Zamiri
- Best Experimental Film: Planet Z, by Momoko Seto
- Best Documentary: I'm Going to Disneyland', by Antoine Blandin
- Best Animation: El Niño Miguel, by Nacho Martín
- Audience Award: Delete, by Kazem Mollaie
26th Tehran International Short Film Festival (Nov 2009)[8] edit
National Competition:
- Best Fiction: Tamame Vasaele Shakhsie Man Jabeja Shode, by Houman Seyyedi
- Best Experimental Film: Minus, by Kazem Mollaie
- Best Documentary: Morghe Sahar, by Mehdi Bagheri
- Best Animation: Gorgo Mish, by Mohammad Ali Soleymanzadeh
International Competition:
- Best Fiction: The Last Regal King Size, by Simon Hipkins
- Best Experimental Film: Minus, by Kazem Mollaie
- Best Documentary: What's your name, by Georges Salameh
- Best Animation: Face, by Frank Kako
References edit
- ^ "Tehran International Short Film Festival". Mehr News Agency.
- ^ "About us". Tehran international short film festival.
- ^ "Tehran short film fest opens, with shot at Oscars for first time". France 24. 2021-10-20. Retrieved 2022-04-24.
- ^ "Tehran international short film festival". Retrieved 2022-04-24.
- ^ "Tehran International Short Film Festival winners introduced". Mehr News Agency. 2021-01-27. Retrieved 2022-07-15.
- ^ "36th Tehran International Short Film Festival announces winners". www.filmfestivals.com. 2019-12-13. Retrieved 2022-07-15.
- ^ "Iranian, Polish films share top award at Tehran festival". www.shortfilmnews.com.
- ^ "26th TFestival 2009". www.tisff.ir.
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