Sapienza Short Film Fest

The Sapienza Short Film Fest (SSFF) is an international film festival that celebrates the work of independent young filmmakers, film students, and amateur brilliant filmmakers from all over the world. It is a platform for emerging filmmakers to showcase their talent and creativity, and to receive feedback and advice from established industry professionals.

The festival was originally founded by Sapienza University of Rome and the Dipartimento di Storia dell'arte e Spettacolo (Department of History of Art and Entertainment). It has since grown to become one of the most prestigious short film festivals in Italy, and is now sponsored by both the city government and private companies.

The SSFF accepts submissions in a variety of genres, including fiction, documentary, animation, and experimental film. The festival also has a special section for short films made by students enrolled in Italian film schools.

The SSFF jury is composed of renowned filmmakers, critics, and academics. The jury selects a number of short films to be screened at the festival, and awards prizes to the best films in each category. The festival also presents a number of special awards, such as the Audience Award and the Best Student Film Award.

The SSFF is a unique opportunity for young filmmakers to network with other filmmakers and industry professionals, and to gain exposure for their work. The festival is also a valuable educational experience for filmmakers, as they have the opportunity to learn from and be inspired by established filmmakers.

The SSFF is a vibrant and dynamic festival that celebrates the diversity and creativity of short filmmaking. It is a must-attend event for anyone interested in independent film and emerging filmmakers.