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CANNES 2021 Directors' Fortnight

Festival Scope presents the 2021 Directors' Fortnight short films online

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- Seven short films selected for this year's edition are accessible online for free, from today until 4 August, on the platform

Festival Scope presents the 2021 Directors' Fortnight short films online
Simone Is Gone by Mathilde Chavanne

After its 2020 edition could not be held as scheduled due to the global sanitary crisis, the Cannes Directors' Fortnight is back. This year's edition of the gathering welcomed a squadron of Europeans among the 29 selected directors (read news).

For the first time this year, Festival Scope collaborates with the Directors' Fortnight, curating a programme with some of the short films that artistic director Paolo Moretti and his selection committees selected. Therefore, 7 short films from the selection are accessible online now here from today (22 July) to 4 August. The films are available for free, with limited tickets and country availability may vary.

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The short films screening:

Anxious Body - Yoriko Mizushiri (France/Japan)
El Espacio sideral (The Sidereal Space) - Sebastián Schjaer (Argentina)
The Parents’ Room - Diego Marcon (UK/Italy)
Simone est partie (Simone Is Gone) - Mathilde Chavanne (France)
The Vandal - Eddie Alcazar (USA)
When Night Meets Dawn (Quand la Nuit rencontre l’Aube) - Andreea Cristina Borțun (Romania) (France only)
The Windshield Wiper - Alberto Mielgo (Spain/USA) 

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