SVSFF

Still Voices Short Film Festival

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

Deep Waters

[Click] A light turns on. They are elusive and hard to see. They inhabit where nothing is. There. In the deep.

Director Bio

Xacio Baño studied cinematography and specialised in film editing. He has produced, written and directed several short films among them ECO (2015), SER E VOLTAR (2014) and ANACOS (2012). He has taken part in several festivals such as Locarno, New Directors / New Films - MoMA, San Sebastian Film Festival, Viennale, Clermont Ferrand, Telluride Film Festival, Mar del Plata, BAFICI, Slamdance, … TROTE, his first fiction feature film, premiered at Locarno film festival in 2018.

Directed by:Xacio Baño
Written by:Xacio Baño
Produced by:Xacio Baño & Tamara Canosa
Runtime:25 mins
Completion Date:April 1, 2020
Country of Origin:Spain
Country of Filming:Spain
Language:Galician, Spanish
Category:Non-Fiction
Selection:Main Competition - Programme 8
In Person Screening Time & Venue:Nov 5th Bridgeways Ballymahon 3 - 4pm
Online Screening TimeNov 6th 10am - 10pm
Links: Website

Latest News

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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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Located in the Irish midlands, Still Voices is at the heart of Irish film.