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NY Portuguese Short Film Festival’17 in Thailand” to be held on Sep 16-17

By Maria SantosThailand
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The Camões Portuguese Cultural Centre in Bangkok and the Embassy of Portugal in Thailand, in partnership with Arte Institute in New York and Siam Piwat present the “NY Portuguese Short Film Festival ’17” in Thailand for the second year between September 16-17, at Royal Paragon Hall, the 5th floor, Siam Paragon

The NY Portuguese Short Film Festival (NYPSFF) was the first Portuguese film festival in NYC and the US. The Festival shows the work of the new generation of young Portuguese directors. By annually organizing the Festival in several countries, the Arte Institute intends to expand and gather new audiences for the contemporary Portuguese cinema worldwide.

This year, the Festival showcases 11 shorts films by Portugal’s most promising filmmakers. The short films were selected and submitted to a distinguished jury composed of American, Portuguese and Brazilian film experts, as Rúben Alves (Director), Márcio Miranda Perez (São Paulo International Short Festival) and Don Cato (Director).

In this regard, the Camões Portuguese Cultural Centre and the Embassy of Portugal in Thailand in partnership with Arte Institute in New York and Siam Piwat organize the “NY Portuguese Short Film Festival’17in Thailand aiming to support and disseminate the works of Portuguese short film directors to international audiences. 11 short films with English subtitles will be showcased between September 16-17, at Royal Paragon Hall, the 5th floor, Siam Paragon.

His Excellency Francisco Vaz Patto, Ambassador of Portugal to Thailand will preside over the opening ceremony on Saturday, September 16, 2017 at 6.00 p.m. onwards.

Don’t miss it!! The return of the NY Portuguese Short Film Festival to Thailand presents a unique blend of culture and new perspectives on the mind and spirit, transmitting the life of the Portuguese through short films, which this year’s highlights the short film Carga, by Luís Campos, the awarded film at this year’s festival in New York.

The “NY Portuguese Short Film Festival’17” in Thailand is divided into two series of 54 minutes each.

First series include CARGA, by director Luís Campos, THE WOOD CRAVER OR THE WORLD’S MOST IMPROVED WORKSHOP, by director João Vasco, THE FEAR INSTALLATIO, by director Ricardo Leite, YOU, by director Hugo Pinto and ONCE UPON A THREAD, guest short film by director Patrícia Figueiredo.

The second series showcases A ROOM IN LISBON, by director Francisco Carvalho, ALVANÉU, by director André C. Santos, MANUEL, by director Bruno Carnide, THE AMAZING ORDINARY MAN, by director Paulo Portugal, RIBBON TOOTH, by director Sara Gouveia and A LONG DAY, guest short film, by director Sérgio Graciano.

Questions & Answers

Q.

Which specific film received an award at this year's festival in New York?

A.

The short film 'Carga', directed by Luís Campos, is highlighted as the awarded film from this year's festival in New York. It is included in the first series of films shown in Thailand.

Q.

Who are the main organisations collaborating to bring the film festival to Thailand?

A.

The Camões Portuguese Cultural Centre in Bangkok and the Embassy of Portugal in Thailand are partnering with Arte Institute in New York and Siam Piwat to organise the festival.

Q.

What is the total number of short films being showed at the festival in Thailand this year?

A.

The festival in Thailand this year will show a total of 11 short films. These films are divided into two series, each lasting 54 minutes.

Q.

Has this festival taken place in Thailand before?

A.

Yes, this is the second year that the NY Portuguese Short Film Festival is being held in Thailand. It aims to support and disseminate Portuguese short films.

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