Edinburgh Short Film Festival 2018

The Edinburgh Short Film Festival returns from 26th October bringing the best in contemporary short form cinema.

About Edinburgh Short Film Festival 2018

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Edinburgh's accessible, friendly and eclectic short film festival, is now in its 8th year.
The Edinburgh Short Film Festival starts on Friday October 26th, is your one chance to see one of the strongest short film programmes in the UK.

We’ve an exciting programme lined up for 2018, featuring 34 UK premieres, 29 award-winning short films ranging from Chinese Drama and Guadaloupe Ghost stories to Argentinian Sci-Fi.

We’re also screening no less than 29 award winning short films including, Palme D’Or nominated shorts, Cannes Audience Award winners,Sundance, Tribeca and SXSW award winners, BAFTA winners among many others.

The 2018 Festival will run from October 26th - November 10th 2018 at Summerhall and The Filmhouse.

Tickets for all our events are now available online: http://www.edinburghshortfilmfestival.com/

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