SVSFF

Still Voices Short Film Festival

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

Leavers

Dover, a small harbour town in South East England, 31st of January 2020. A man walks his dog out, a truck passes by, Great Britain leaves the EU at 11pm. A film about the difficulty of noticing political processes while you are busy with your daily life.

Director Bio

Kezia Zurbrügg was born and raised in Aargau, Switzerland. After an apprenticeship as a photographer she studied film on the Lucerne School of Art and Design and graduated 2017 with the short film «Do not fear».

Directed by:Kezia Zurbrügg
Written by:Kezia Zurbrügg
Produced by:Kezia Zurbrügg
Runtime:19 mins
Completion Date:June 1, 2020
Country of Origin:Switzerland
Country of Filming:United Kingdom
Language:English
Category:Non-Fiction
Selection:Main Competition - Programme 26
In Person Screening Time & Venue:Nov 7th Bridgeways Ballymahon 2 - 3pm
Online Screening TimeNov 7th 4pm - 10pm
Links: Vimeo

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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