Short film competition
DANCE AS A LOUDSPEAKER FOR DIFFERENT IDENTITIES
The short film competition was one of the additions to GeM 2022, with dance and mental health as the theme.
The initiative was very well received, with over 150 short film proposals registered. After this success, the organization aims to develop the competition into one of the strengths of GeM.
ELISA BATTIKH RECOUNTS THE FIRST GEM SHORT FILM COMPETITION
Call for 2023 2023
This year the chosen theme focuses on identity and, therefore, the participating short films will have to follow this theme. The aim is to give visibility to the potential of dance as a speaker for different identities and work to establish links of cooperation between this sector and the social sector.
Platforms
UPLOAD YOUR SHORT FILM AND PARTICIPATE IN THE COMPETITION
Submissions are accepted until July 1 in any of the following platforms:
2022 Edition
THEME: DANCE AND MENTAL HEALTH
why do we dance?
Direction: Sonja Ortiz – Germany
Category: Documentary
Na Ribas
Direction: Ferran Carbonell Pous – Catalonia
Category: Fiction
Truth is in the details
Direction: Hadi Moussally – Spain
Category: Fiction
En Mi Piel
Direction: Sándor M. Salas – Spain
Category: Documentary
BRONX MAGIC
Direction: Marta Renzi – USA
Category: Fiction
kill the minotauR
Direction: Naya Kuu – Belgian
Category: Fiction
the migrant body
Direction: Paula Gil Higa, Cal Hopwood – USA
Category: Fiction
koori
Direction: Julliette Tellier, Rafaël Michaud – Iceland
Category: Fiction
aprendiendo a vivir
Direction: David Furones – Spain
Category: Fiction
bellydance vogue
Direction: Hadi Moussally – Líban
Category: Documentary
let's call it a tie
Direcció: Vasily Zhitlov, Maya Selezneva – Russia
Category: Fiction
2022 Edition
THEME: DANCE AND MENTAL HEALTH
Award winners:
Jury award for Best Documentary Short Film and Public Favorite
ANIMA, ANIMAE, ANIMAM
Direction: Jose Puchades Martinez – Catalonia/Mexico
It is a tribute to people who dedicated their lives to sharing their souls with beings who never had them. To those who gave voice and life to objects that had a lot to say. To tell stories recovered from oblivion. To the puppeteers who because of their profession could not be buried in cemeteries as considered soulless beings.
Jury award for Best Fiction Short Film
BREATH
Direction: Catalin Rugina – Romania
“Breath” aims to make a critical and ironic incursion, to the rhythm of dance, of the destructive universe of the human being. On a hot day, five young people get stuck in their car in the middle of a golden field. Suddenly, the trunk opens and the story begins.
Jury Special Mention
OASIS
Direction: Garance Staehli – Germany
ELIXIR
Direction: Jean-Marc Abela – Canada
If you swing a pendulum in one direction, it will swing back just as far in the other direction. Where is the delicate balance between power and fragility that we can achieve in our lives?
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