Shorts
from
Spain
Making the work of the new talents of Spanish cinema who, through their short films,
convey to audiences their concerns, capacities and their high degree of professionalism,
is a priority for the ICAA. This is an important step for disseminating Spanish cinema
and, although it may show the work of only a few directors, it is an excellent example
of the good work and the talent of many others, and we encourage them to continue
creating “major” films, whatever their length may be.
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Production And Shooting Of Short Films 2006 To 2016
Associations of the short film sector in Spain
Plataforma de
Nuevos Realizadores (PNR)
Coordinadora del Cortometraje
Español (CCE)
Asociación de la Industria
del Cortometraje (AIC)
www.plataformanuevosrealizadores.com
www.coordinadoradelcorto.org
www.aicortometraje.es
Spain consists of 17 regions, known as Autonomous Communities,
which are endowed with a certain legislative
autonomy with their own representatives, and certain executive and administrative competencies, one of which is culture. Some of these Communities develop
their own catalogue of short films, with the aim of promoting and distributing the short films that the region has produced.
Shorts
from
Spain
2016
Galicia
Asturias
Castilla y León
País Vasco
Cataluña
SHORTS FROM GALICIA is the international
brand created by the Regional Government
of Galicia (Xunta de Galicia) for promoting
Galician short films. Our 2017 catalogue
presents six works from last year, selected
by a board of experts who have considered
them to be the best samples in their field.
Laboral Cineteca will be responsible for the
diffusion and promotion of the short films
which are presented to an open call and
are subsequently chosen by the committee
of experts. In addition, Laboral Cineteca
will be in charge of their registration and
careful personalised presentation for a
year in the most outstanding audio-visual
festivals and events. An activity will be held
each year in which the short films chosen
will be projected.
Quercus supports short films made in
Castilla y León to promote them in film
festivals around the world.
Kimuak is a short film distribution and
promotion program organised by the Basque
Government’s Department of Culture
through Etxepare Basque Institute, in
collaboration with the Basque Film Archive.
Created in 1998, Kimuak gathers an annual
selection of works directed or produced in
the Autonomous Community of the Basque
Country.
Shortcat is the annual program for the
international promotion of Catalan short
films. This year is the 10th anniversary of the
catalogue and we are proud to present a list
of eight titles that represent an outstanding
sample of the best Catalan talent.
Dolores Meijomín
[email protected]
www.agadic.gal/shortsfromgalicia
Emiliano Allende
[email protected]
www.cortosquercus.com
Txema Muñoz // Esther Cabero
[email protected]
www.kimuak.com
Miguel A. Montes / Mª Lourdes Prendes
[email protected]
www.laboralcineteca.es
During 2017 Catalan Films & TV will distribute
the Shortcat program at festivals and markets
around the world. We invite you to discover
this amazing pool of talent.
Queralt Pons
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.catalanfilms.cat
Madrid
Madrid en Corto is a program promoted by
the Region of Madrid Government Culture
and Tourism Office and managed by ECAM
Distribución with the objective of spreading
and promoting short films produced in the
Region of Madrid.
www.shortsfromspain.es
Shorts From Spain is a
catalogue with a selection
of the ten most outstanding
shorts of every year; choose
for their artistic quality,
originality, creativity and
their screening at national
and international festivals.
Alike
Alike
Al pelae
Al pelae
Pilar García Elegido
[email protected]
Djävulen
Djävulen
Ismael Martín
[email protected]
www.madridencorto.es
Eco
Echo
El juego del escondite
Hide and seek
Jingle
Jingle
Los huesos del frío
Cold bones
Mañana no es otro día
Extremadura
Castilla La Mancha
Andalucía
Valencia
Canarias
Tomorrow is not another day
Jara in a programmed launched by
Extremadura Government created ten years
ago in order to select the best shorts made
by locals or residents in the Autonomous
Community of Extremadura.
This dvd (“Made in Castilla-La Mancha”)
offers the winning works in the CastillaLa Mancha Awards: comedy, drama,
fantasy, historical memory, all trends are
represented in this selection.
Sinécdoque, una historia de amour fou
Antonio Lázaro Cebrián
[email protected]
www.castillalamanchafilm.com
Curts is a catalogue of Valencian short films,
which every year brings together a selection
of the best shorts. This year it is composed
of ten films, that are being promoted by the
Regional Government in festivals and cultural
institutions from all over the world.
Programme to promote canarian short
films, launched by Canarias Cultura en
Red- Gobierno de Canarias.
Morgane Ivanoff
[email protected]
www.catalogojara.com
Andalusian Shorts is a program launched
by the Andalusian Agency of Cultural
Institutions from the Department for
Culture of the Andalusian Regional
Government whose mission is to promote
and disseminate the shorts created by
Andalusian creators.
Carmen Murillo
[email protected]
www.aaiicc.es
Dora Martí
[email protected]
[email protected]
Jonay García
[email protected]
www.digital104.com/distribucion
Sinecdoque
Sin Dios ni Santa María
Neither God nor Santa María
WHAT IS
ICAA?
The Institute of Cinematography and Audiovisual Arts [Instituto
de la Cinematografía y de las Artes Audiovisuales] (ICAA) is an
independent body ascribed to the Secretary of State for Culture,
which programmes policies to support the film industry and
audiovisual production.
ICAA is responsible for films and the world of audiovisuals
in Spain, their management, functioning, awards, legislation,
agreements, grants and subsidies, etc.
WHO HAS
ACCESS TO
ICAA FILM
FUND?
Production companies, of Spanish or other EU member state
nationality, established in Spain.
REQUIREMENTS
TO ACCESS ICAA
FILM FUNDS
All production companies will:
FILM FUNDS
FOR SHORTS
FILMS
Jointly produced productions with foreign companies that meet
the requirements foreseen in applicable international treaties
or, otherwise, the general rules established in the Spanish Film
Regulations. The foregoing will be considered Spanish films if
the co-production project is approved by ICAA or the competent
Autonomous Community.
• Legally reside or have an establishment in Spain.
• Hold property rights over the works.
• Provide documentary confirmation of meeting the obligations
undertaken with all creative, artistic and technical staff, as well as
technical industries.
• Be up to date in all tax and Social Security obligations.
• Not hold a debt due to subsidy refunds.
• Not have applied for a bankruptcy declaration.
• Not be sanctioned with the loss of eligibility to obtain subsidies, due to
breaching regulations in gender equality matters.
• Not enjoy tax residence in a country legally classified as a tax haven.
Production Film Funds:
• Production of short films based on a project (before movie rating)
• Production of short films completed (after movie rating).
Promotion Film Funds:
• For companies that produce shorts films selected by international
festivals of renowned prestige.
• For creation of Film Festival within Spain (specialized in shorts films)
• For Distribution of a group of shorts films in theaters in Spain
FOR MORE
INFORMATION
www.icaa.es