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The wait is coming to a close! Here are the nominees who made it to the second edition of ISMSFF! A loud shout out to all the ones who made it this far and an even louder one to those inching closer to the grand finale!
This has been a very liberating experience for us all and not an easy one, to say the least. The films have outdone the submissions from last year and it certainly has given us hopes to an even grander one in the coming year.
Raising a toast to the films that have been nominated:
Nominees – Best Short Film
Bugtussle – Derek Sitter
Lifeblood – Nicholas Tory
HomeBound – Usher Morgan
Danny Boy – Cory DeMeyers
Trick Shot – Christopher Deans
Nominees – Best Documentary
Clinton’s Calling – C.T. Robert, Emma Meres
The Traditional Brazilian Family KATU – Rodrigo Sena
1-2-3 The Len Barry Story – Tom Parkin
Nominees – Best Direction
How to Hack Birth Control – Sassy Mohen
Fiesta Blood – Elena Fazio
Bugtussle – Derek Sitter
Lifeblood – Nicholas Tory
The Madness Store – Alex Guéry
Nominees – Best Cinematography
Brother Troll – Rógvi Rasmussen
Hunter – T.J Penton
Read Between the Lines – Keelan Bearden
The Cathedral – Greg Kozma
The Madness Store – Alex Guéry
Nominees – Best Editing
Brother Troll – Jonas í Dali Wagner
Fiesta Blood – Elena Fazio
Bugtussle – Taylor Morden
The Desert King – Lev Mergian
HomeBound – Usher Morgan
Nominees – Best Music
Apples, Oranges, Lemons & Limes – Andrew Scott Foust
MeleRosse (Red Apples) – Roberto Olzer
Bugtussle – James Hutchens & Johnny Bourbon
Solstice – Michael Bryan Stein
Garage – Jay Gruska
Nominees – Best Screenplay
The 2nd Act – Victor Fontoura
HomeBound – Usher Morgan
Trick Shot – Christopher Deans
The Madness Store – Alex Guéry
The Statue (Peykareh) – Mohsen Salehi Fard
Nominees – Best Poster
Lifeblood
Read Between the Lines
The Night Out
The Door
Soulmates
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Maxime Lecocq
It’s an honor to be part of this year nominees!
Thank you!
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