Winners of BSFF 2024

Congratulations to the winners of the 9th edition of Bucharest Short Film Festival! Thank you to all the filmmakers who graced us with their extraordinary stories and our wonderful audience for their support. It was a memorable edition, full of emotion, talent and creativity!

Christos Stergioglou – guest at BSFF 2024

Christos Stergioglou, President of the BSFF Jury, our dear friend and strong supporter of the festival, will be present at the 9th edition. He honors us with his presence, as he does every year, adding to the festival’s atmosphere.

George Siougas – guest at BSFF 2024

George Siougas, director of the film THE ONE NOTE MAN, will be present at the 9th edition of BSFF. The film will be screened in the first day, Wednesday 6th, followed by a Q&A with George Siougas.

The Phone Booth

Tom wants to throw a surprise party for his best friend Anna, since he’s a bit in love with her. Unfortunately, the bar has messed up his reservation – and the only room available at short notice is the phone booth in the backyard. Tom tries everything to throw the „best party of the year” […]

Tibo Pinsard – joining the BSFF Jury

Tibo Pinsard, director of the film GORILLA – winner of 3 awards in our 2016 edition, is joining the BSFF Jury. He will be present in Bucharest, at the 9th edition of festival. The film GORILLA will be screened on Sunday (10th), at the end of the international competition, followed by a Q&A with Tibo […]

Emmanuel Tenenbaum – joining the BSFF Jury

Emmanuel Tenenbaum, director of the film FREE FALL – awarded with “Best Director” in the our 2022 edition, is joining the BSFF Jury. He will be present in Bucharest, at the 9th edition of the festival. The film FREE FALL will be screened on Friday (8th), after the narrative program, followed by a Q&A with […]

Bubblebath

Ali’s 5th birthday party transforms into a shocking and chaotic ritual improvised by his grandparents. Moments of humor, intimacy, and turmoil, offering a poignant examination of identity, tradition, and the intricate dynamics within modern families.

Shapes! Or How I Learned to Stop Fearing a Painting

At her nonfigurative painting’s opening gallery, the presence of the artist observes the audience’s reactions regarding her work. Despite being of varying ages, backgrounds, and social status, the common denominator is the unproductive discourse between them, which starts being more about defending one’s egos rather than talking about art. Gathering from these discussions, the painter […]

Fake It Till You Make It

Elza gets constantly harassed non stop in and outside of school, in big part because of her social class. Claire and her friends could keep on going like this forever… But one day, if the opportunity presents itself to make them pay for their actions, how far will she go?