SVSFF

Still Voices Short Film Festival

International Short Film Festival
Ballymahon, Co. Longford
November 9th - 13th 2022

Cell 364

A former Stasi prisoner revisits his cell.

Director Bio

Zoé Rossion, a Swiss-Belgian bi-national, was born in Geneva, Switzerland in 1989. She obtains a Bachelor of Fine Arts at the Geneva University of Art and Design in 2011. After her studies in History of Art and History of Cinema at the University of Lausanne, she completes a second Bachelor in Cinéma du réel at the HEAD–Geneva in 2015. She has directed short films that have been shown in international festivals. Her work deals with social and post-colonialism issues.

Directed by:Mathilde Babo & Zoé Rossion
Written by:Mathilde Babo & Zoé Rossion
Produced by:François Morisset
Runtime:4 mins
Completion Date:January 3, 2020
Country of Origin:France
Country of Filming:Germany
Language:German
Category:Non-Fiction
Selection:Main Competition - Programme 16
In Person Screening Time & Venue:Nov 6th Dead Centre Brewery Athlone 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Online Screening TimeNov 7th 10am - 10pm
Links: Website

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Still Voices 2022 Submissions Open

Ronan O'Toole
December 1st, 2021

The submission call for the 2022 edition of Still Voices is now open.

Terence Davies Becomes Festival Patron

Ronan O'Toole
November 12th, 2021

We are delighted to announce that Terence Davies is now our Festival Patron.

Still Voices 2021 Award Winners

Ronan O'Toole
November 5th, 2021

The Still Voices 2021 Short Film Competition Award Winners.

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