Miami Short Film Festival

The Miami short Film Festival is dedicated to promoting the short film genre, showcasing films from 1-20 minutes long. The Festival is international in scope, bringing exposure to the world’s best independent up-and-coming filmmakers. MIAMIsFF’s goal year after year is focused on motivating directors, screenwriters, actors, and producers to make films and share them with fellow film makers and industry professionals. The ultimate goal is to bring exposure to independent up-and-coming filmmakers.

Schedule:

3:00 p.m: Silverspot
Screening #2
Spanish short films, Tapas Style
Downtown, 300 SE 3rd St #100, Miami, FL 33131
A vibrant collection of short films that offers a colorful exploration of Spanish culture and storytelling. Just as tapas provide a diverse offering of tastes, this program presents a rich variety of narratives, capturing the essence of Spain through cinematic bites of drama, humor, and passion. Each film serves as a distinct “tapa,” offering a unique glimpse into Spanish, tradition, and imagination.

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6:00 p.m: Silverspot
Screening #3
A Gaze into Synthetic Dreams
Downtown, 300 SE 3rd St #100, Miami, FL 33131
This selection of films goes deep into a collection of thought-provoking stories and high-concept visual experiences; it explores the possible consequences of advanced technology on humanity, identity, and society. A collection of thought-provoking stories from these worlds, the program explores the consequences of advanced technology on humanity, identity, and society.

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8:00 p.m: Silverspot
Screening #4
Silent Wars, Invisible Scars
Downtown, 300 SE 3rd St #100, Miami, FL 33131
A powerful collection of short films that delve into the hidden battles people face in times of illness, war, domestic violence, and personal trauma. Through deeply emotional and raw storytelling, these films shine a light on the internal struggles often overlooked by society. This program captures the human spirit in its most vulnerable moments, offering reflections on the scars that are not always visible but are profoundly felt.

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