Short films are an integral part of the long history of cinema. Starting out in documentary formats to the more experimental formats which continue to be explored. Most, if not all, directors in the leading film industry, started their careers by making short films. It’s a highly versatile medium which can respond to a story with more intimacy. Short films also have potential to be distributed through a wide option of distribution schemes.
The idea of a Short Film Market section in Minikino Film Week formalized in 2019. Since then, every year the MFW Short Film Market programs promote networking, and aims to boost economic values by encouraging professional interaction in short film production and distribution.
Minikino Film Week 10 presents the Short Film Market:
MFW10 PASS HOLDER OR BY INVITATION ONLY CONDUCTED IN BAHASA INDONESIA
Komunitas film di Bali seringkali menggunakan film pendek sebagai medium yang memiliki kekuatan mempromosikan nilai-nilai yang diperjuangkan oleh komunitas kerja: isu lingkungan, pengembangan kreativitas anak, dan pertukaran budaya di daerah rural Bali.
Forum ini mempresentasikan berbagai gerakan akar rumput di pulau ini.
Discover the art and power of short fiction films, and the challenges they present to both filmmakers and audiences. Learn how fiction films engage viewers and invite them to be part of the storytelling process.
TERBUKA UMUM / OPEN FOR PUBLIC CONDUCTED IN BAHASA INDONESIA
Presentasi berbagai program dan acara di kota Denpasar yang berkomitmen mendukung produksi film lokal dan internasional. Inisiatif ini juga bertujuan untuk menciptakan ruang bagi pertukaran budaya dan pendidikan melalui media film. Dr. Ni Made Ras Amanda akan mempresentasikan studi BKRAF tentang kesiapan Denpasar sebagai kota yang ramah bagi pembuat film dan pecinta film.
Tentang pembicara: Dr. Ni Made Ras Amanda adalah associate professor ilmu komunikasi di FISIP Udayana dengan ketertarikan pada kajian mengenai media, informasi dan literasi digital. Bersama BKRAF Denpasar, ia menyusun roadmap ekonomi kreatif kota Denpasar dan berbagai penelitian.
BY INVITATION ONLY CONDUCTED LOOSELY IN BAHASA INDONESIA & ENGLISH
Experience the Bali’s beach like never before-discuss your short film with fellow creatives while taking a refreshing dip. An offer to filmmakers to connect with new networks and gather fresh ideas that might help complete and distribute their films.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SELECTED PROJECTS!
DRIFT // Ka-Lai Chan / Hong Kong
A CAT CAN LOOK AT A KING // Putri Sophia / Indonesia
PLEASE DON’T FORGET ME // Ma. Sophia Sibal / Philippines
Let’s hope that the sea is calm and it is not low tide ^_^. Enjoy the breeze and access a new network and fresh ideas to inspire you to finalize and distribute your film. Bring your towels!
BUDDIES
WINNER WIJAYA
Hore Besok Libur
Indonesia
Winner Wijaya is an Indonesian filmmaker. They like to make films since the fifth grade of elementary school because they were taught by their school teacher. Every weekend, together with their friends, they made movies with a MiniDV camcorder. They tried fun new things, painted the house walls green for chroma keying, wore ghost masks, made weird stories, and so on.
Their short documentary “Ojek Lusi” was nominated for Piala Citra and won the best short documentary award in Festival Film Dokumenter 2017. In 2020 they won Minikino Best Begadang Filmmaking Competition for their directed film “Hey Guys Balik Lagi Sama Gue, Tuhan!” and were nominated for best short fiction film at Festival Film Indonesia 2020. At the moment they are in the editing process for their first feature documentary.
ANNA FEISTEL
Kurzfilm Agentur Hamburg, Kurzfilm Festival Hamburg
German
Anna Feistel is a programmer, curator and arts mediator based in Hamburg, Germany. Her passion for short films ignited many years ago organizing a student short film festival and working in a communal cinema. She worked as art mediator for Art Basel, MKG Hamburg. Since 2016 she has worked in several positions at Kurzfilm Agentur Hamburg including the distribution department, festival administration and school cinema week. Since 2019 she is part of the international competition selection committee and the programme coordinator of Kurzfilm Festival Hamburg.
FLORIS SMIT
Immersive & XR Production, Dutch Digital Collectibles
Netherlands
Floris Smit is Founder, Producer and Distributor of XR and Immersive experiences at Dutch Digital Collectibles.
film Productions:
– 8 Billion Selves VR – Directed by Nemo Vos (World premiere at IFFR 2024)
– Pixel paradise VR – Directed by Nemo Vos & Kamiel Rongen (premiere at Le guess Who 2023)
– Korstmos VR – Directed by Nemo Vos & Doris Konings (Release 2025)
– Hyperdam AR – Directed by Floris van Laethem (Release 2025)
Yayasan Kino Media (Minikino), bekerja sama dengan Internews dan didukung oleh FilmAid menyelenggarakan Kompetisi dan Produksi Filmmaking Vertikal untuk mengatasi isu kekerasan berbasis gender (GBV) di Indonesia. Peserta proyek ini adalah semua produser dan penulis perempuan.
Proyek ini bertujuan untuk meningkatkan kesadaran di kalangan pembuat film Indonesia tentang GBV dan menggunakan film-film yang diproduksi dalam kompetisi ini untuk memperkuat dialog dalam mengurangi GBV di Indonesia. Presentasi dan diskusi akan disertai dengan pameran film vertikal dari 14-19 September 2024.
FILM VERTIKAL EXHIBITION
DATE
SHOW TIME
VENUE
SAB/SAT 14 – KAM.THU 19
14:00 – 21:00
MASH GARAGE
Age Rating: 13+
OPEN FOR PUBLIC
The Vertical Films presented in this exhibition are produced and written by Indonesian women as part of the Vertical Filmmaking Competition and Production, organized by Yayasan Kino Media (Minikino) in collaboration with Internews and supported by FilmAid.
This project aims to raise awareness about gender-based violence (GBV) in Indonesia, working closely with PurpleCode Collective. Out of 47 submitted projects, 10 were selected to receive filmmaking mentorship from professionals, production funding support, and consultancy on GBV. The exhibition will include a presentation and discussion with the filmmakers and mentors on Tuesday, 17 September 2024.
TSANG Hing Weng Eric is a Hong Kong-based filmmaker and the co-founder of Eye Catcher with Renaissance Foundation Hong Kong. He will talk about intricacies of funding strategies and the
production processes for Global Eye Catcher in Hong Kong.
Providing detailed insights into the funding approach and development process of Global Eye Catcher production in Hong Kong, this session will explore strategies to overcome challenges and seize opportunities in this dynamic market.
MFW10 PASS HOLDER AND INVITATION ONLY CONDUCTED LOOSELY IN ENGLISH & BAHASA INDONESIA
This session explores the impact of short films on Gen Z audiences and their potential to spark conversation, empathy, in depth discussions and social change.
As they navigate the complexities of adolescence and young adulthood in the modern world, we aim to gain insights into the social dynamics, culture, and individual experiences that shape their
identities and perspectives on life.
MFW10 MARKET SCREENINGS
ONLY FOR MFW10 PASS HOLDERS & INVITATIONS
Market Screening facilitates venue and technical support for film screening and presentations as its main focus during the festival dates. It offers to build a bridge that connects professional involvement at the national and international scales. Also promote meetings and direct exchanges, to then open up more opportunities for further involvement in the film industry.
SHORTCUTS TO QATAR
Doha Film Institute’s “Shortcuts to Qatar” showcases the diverse voices of emerging filmmakers who call Qatar their home. This program includes narratives, documentaries, and experimental short films that shine a light on the ever-changing landscape of Qatar.
Eye Catcher Images, based in Hong Kong and founded by the Renaissance Foundation in 2021, explores new perspectives and possibilities in filmmaking, production and distribution. It encourages the spirit of self-producing and nurtures entrepreneurs in filmmaking, by presenting the incubation series and the exchange platform Eye Catcher Global (ECG).
The Exchange platform, Eye Catcher Global, aims to bring together the creative and production communities of the Asian and international independent filmmaking industry through a series of events: the pilot programme industry Screening in 2024, Industry Forum, and the core event International Pitching Forum where local filmmakers are able to compete for funds & awards, and strive for industry support and international resources to develop or complete their film projects.
Anti-Corruption Film Festival (ACFFEST) is a creation, exhibition, and public empowerment event presented by Komisi Pemberantasan Korupsi (KPK RI). ACFFEST program aims to engage the youth, filmmakers, film industries, film communities and film lovers in Indonesia to actively participate and spread the campaign regarding the anti-corruption values to society.
We are involved in The Short Film Market Screening as a place to distribute anti-corruption movies and appreciate all ACFFEST Filmmakers to be seen by professionals at the national and international scales. We also would like to invite all film makers, film programmers and film communities, both beginner and professional, to submit their creations, concepts and ideas to ACFFEST through several competitions that have been launched as a form of participation in eradicating corruption in Indonesia.
An international non-profit initiative that supports and promotes filmmakers from developing industries. Our mission is to give greater international visibility to filmmakers whose work can change the way we see the world and help make it a better place.
The programme encompasses three strands: Alternativa Film Awards which recognize both the artistic merits of the films and their potential social impact; Alternativa Film Labs – free practical educational programs; Alternativa Film Screenings – both for wide and professional audiences, engaging local and international filmmakers. Every year, we define a focus region for the project.
In 2023 we worked in Central Asia, and in 2024 our focus region is Southeast Asia. The award ceremony will take place in November in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. At Minikino we’re happy to showcase our nominees from Central Asia in the Shorts Award category and present our plans for the region of Southeast Asia.
Festival Film Purbalingga started in 2007 as an annual festival organized by the Cinema Lovers Community. This year marks its 18th edition. It has been a long journey for a sustainable cultural event. Since 2011, the festival has been held for an entire month, featuring the main program of the Banyumas Raya High School Student Competition and the standout program, Layar Tanjleb. FFP aims to cultivate a new film-watching culture among the people of Banyumas Raya and serves as an educational laboratory with film as a medium of communication.
The Short Film Market Screening provides a space for appreciation of the works of students who are aspiring to become film artists. In addition, this event also opens opportunities for our young filmmakers to build networks, friendships, as well as develop critical thinking skills through their work. It is hoped that this strategic space and opportunity will serve as one of the footprints for the development of promising filmmakers of the coming age who are brilliant, talented, and ambitious.
As a pioneer since 1994, the Film and Television Study Program at the Indonesia Art Institute Yogyakarta provides students with theoretical knowledge and practical experience. With the support of credible and accomplished faculty, students can explore a variety of genres and production techniques.
Student works have received acclaim from national and international film festivals. Opportunities for participation in collaboration projects with industry, international collaborations, and the Merdeka Belajar Kampus Merdeka program have prepared our students to excel in a competitive industry and contribute directly to society.
Creative work exploration is facilitated through specialization in the creation of short fiction films, documentaries, and television programs. Film study specialization is offered to students to explore theory with film analysis skills. Our graduates have entered the professional world even during their studies. The names of our graduates are recognized in the professional film industry through awards and their works. Supported by the dynamic artistic atmosphere in Yogyakarta, the Film and Television Study Program at Indonesia Art Institute Yogyakarta realizes the dreams of art professionals in the future film and television industry!
The Faculty of Film and Television at the Jakarta Institute of the Arts (FFTV-IKJ) is a pioneer in Film and Television. For more than 50 years, the academic community of FFTV-IKJ has always
been at the forefront. It has made significant contributions to developing the film and television industry in Indonesia. FFTV-IKJ alumni have become pioneers in the new wave of Indonesian
cinema and have worked in television, news agencies, production houses, and digital media. As a result, to this day, FFTV-IKJ is still regarded as the “Home of Indonesian Film Creators.”
Lecturers from FFTV-IKJ consist of a combination of practitioners and academics who are actively involved in the film, television, photography, and new media industries. Through these connections, FFTV-IKJ is always able to stay current with the needs of the industry and provide updates in the advancement of knowledge through its curriculum and updated facilities.
The curriculum at FFTV-IKJ is also constantly updated by film school curricula around the world through cooperation with The International Association of Film and Television Schools
(CILECT). This ensures that the quality of education at FFTV-IKJ can compete at an international level and produce award-winning works.
SAE Indonesia established in 2011 has a reputation as the leading global specialist in creative media education in Indonesia comes from over 10 years developing student creativity, delivering innovative practical skills, and coaching real-world business and industry awareness. SAE Indonesia courses are definitively high-tech and have their finger on the pulse of creative industries around the world. With a practical focus, our courses are constantly evolving to meet the needs of students and industry demands. They are delivered on-campus using high-tech facilities and offer a highly personalised, interactive, and collaborative learning environment.
Embark on a captivating journey through a diverse collection of short films from the talented students of Universitas Multimedia Nusantara’s Bachelor of Film Program. Spanning fiction and non-fiction (documentary, music video), these films showcase various techniques including live-action, 2D animation, 3D animation, and hybrid approaches. With recognition on digital platforms and accolades from national and international film festivals, these works highlight the dedication and talent of our students. Explore these thought-provoking thesis projects and creatively crafted assignments, while also catching a glimpse of upcoming student projects through exclusive trailers. Join us in fostering collaborations, IP development, and other exciting opportunities.
The Cinematography Department at Universitas Pelita Harapan is a dynamic and creative academic department dedicated to the study and practice of film. It offers comprehensive programs that equip students with theoretical knowledge, technicalskills, and artistic sensibilities needed for a career in the film industry. The curriculum of the Cinematography Department covers a wide range of subjects, including film history, screenwriting, cinematography, directing, film production, editing, and film analysis. Students could explore different genres and styles of filmmaking while developing their unique artistic voice. In addition to classroom instruction, the department encourages students to participate in practical projects, internships, and film festivals. This allows them to gain real-world experience, build industry connections, and showcase their work to a wider audience. The Cinematography Department at Universitas Pelita Harapan is committed to fostering creativity, critical thinking, and a strong work ethic among its students. It aims to produce graduates who are well-rounded filmmakers capable of making meaningful contributions to the film industry both locally and internationally.
OPEN FOR PUBLIC
CONDUCTED IN BAHASA INDONESIA
DALAM BAHASA INDONESIA
Membicarakan potensi-potensi yang memungkinkan bagi kelompok disabilitas netra untuk terlibat aktif dalam ekosistem film pendek di Indonesia.
Forum ini juga mempresentasikan tentang kerja sama antara KPI, RRI dan Minikino menyiarkan Film Radio. Gerakan ini diinisiasi pada Desember 2023, pada hari disabilitasi internasional, kemudian dilanjutkan secara bulanan selama tahun 2024.
Pembicara:
Amin Shabana (Komisioner KPI Pusat)
Saffira Nusa Dewi (Minikino Studio)
Ida Bagus Surya Manuaba, S.H., CH., CHt., CPHt. (Hipnoterapis, Pengisi suara Audio Description)
Ni Komang Yuni Lestari (Penulis, Pengisi suara Audio Description)
Pass holder can register their short film on site to be screened with the following regulations:
On-site registration only.
Registration begins 30 min before the event starts.
Only for short films with max. duration 20 minutes. No selections!
Films will be screened in order, from shortest to longest.
Only 1 (one) film per director/representative.
Director/ representatives must present their short film in person (3 minutes or less).
A digital copy of the film must be provided and ready to screen. Only films using H.264 standard video compression and 1080p HD resolution will be accepted. No DCP or ProRes.
Screen time will run for 60 minutes only. Shorter films are more likely to be screened
Please be aware that content at this event may be unpredictable and potentially inappropriate for minors.
Jukka-Pekka Laakso (Tampere Film Festival, Finland)
Moderator: Fransiska Prihadi, Program Director, MFW
How do programmers select, curate, and promote short films to diverse audiences? Ash Hoyle and Jukka-Pekka Laakso will discuss these considerations in their respective regions, focusing on diversity and representation in short film programming. They will also explore emerging trends and opportunities that are shaping the future of short film programming.
BY INVITATION ONLY
CONDUCTED LOOSELY IN BAHASA INDONESIA & ENGLISH
Four selected filmmakers will receive valuable feedback on their short film script drafts from MFW official panel of experienced filmmakers and industry professionals!
GET READY TO BE ROASTED!
THE RED IS RAIDED // Widya Arafah / Indonesia
MY DEAR FRED // Li Ji-Tian / Taiwan
WEDHUS IRENG (GOAT’S BUTCHER) // Ezra Cecio / Indonesia
I’LL MAKE YOU FAMOUS, BITCH! // William / Indonesia
ROASTER
PER FIKSE
Minimalen
Norwegia
Per Fikse is the Director of Minimalen Short Film Festival in Trondheim, Norway, from 1999 to date, a festival he has programmed for since 1994. The festival had its 36th edition in January, screening 250 films over six days.
He holds a Master’s from NTNU. Made shorts, published film articles, serves in a number of film festival juries each year. Along with the festival management he also works as a Software Development Manager in the private sector.
MASOUD SOHEILI
Preselection Committee MFW 10
Iran
Masoud is an Iranian filmmaker, writer and photographer with multiple award winning short film works. He was a jury member for several international film festival. His debut photography book, “Durian on my head,” was published in Iran and Indonesia. Presently, he is studying for his master’s in scriptwriting at Kinoeyes, a European joint master’s program
MUHAMMAD HERI FADLI
Filmmaker
Indonesia
Starting his filmmaking career since 2013 with campus based filmmaker community in Yogyakarta, Muhammad Heri Fadli fell in love with the way films convey stories. He continues to pursue his passion in filmmaking. His previous shorts, ‘Jamal’ and ‘Blue Poetry,’ have been screened at several international film festivals such as Minikino Film Week, Sundance: Asia, Slamdance, Tampere Film Festival, Clermont-Ferrand, Toronto Reel Asian, Jogja-Netpac Asian Film Festival, Kaoshiung FIlm Festival, Bogoshorts, Show Me Shorts.
PRISCILLA NADINE GALVEZ
Production Company, Silent Tower
Canada
Priscilla Galvez is a Toronto-based director and producer. Her films have premiered at international film festivals including TIFF, DOC NYC, Fantastic Fest and SXSW. Priscilla produced the feature film, ‘Islands’, directed by Martin Edralin, which was awarded a special jury prize for Best Breakthrough Performance at SXSW in 2021. She is the co-founder of the production company Silent Tower, producing award-winning digital series, shorts and feature films. ‘A Fermenting Woman’ is Priscilla’s directorial debut short film.
KHOZY RIZAL
Filmmaker, Kinefilia
Indonesia
Khozy Rizal is a filmmaker based in Makassar, Indonesia. He started making films in 2021 with a short film “Makassar is a City for Football Fans” and screened at Sundance, BFI Flare and several film festivals. In 2023, he made a short film titled “Basri & Salma in a Never-ending Comedy ” which had its world premiere at the 76th Cannes Film Festival and was the first Indonesian short film that competed for the Short Film Palme d’Or. The short film was also screened for more than 70 festivals including Sundance, Clermont-Ferrand, AFI Fest, Fribourg and SXSW Sydney. He’s also an alumnus of Busan Asian Film Academy and Locarno Filmmakers Academy.
Human rights issues are deeply interconnected with climate, development, and gender issues. How do these interlinkages impact our lives? Can filmmakers drive change?
Join a discussion presented by the Raoul Wallenberg Institute. The discussion will feature the nominated films, followed by discussion with RWI Country Director for Indonesia, Windi Arini, together with nominees and winner of the Human Rights Film Award at Minikino Film Week.
Exploring the role of short films and film festivals in a nowadays polarized world. Filmmakers believe in using short film to tell personal stories, transforming statistics and problems into relatable human experiences with the aid of technology. Short film festivals aim to share these stories, providing a platform for voices from underrepresented countries to be heard within their contexts.
The discussion will focus on how to amplify the unifying power of short films to foster connection and understanding across diverse audiences.
SHORT FILM LIBRARY
ONLY FOR MFW10 PASS HOLDERS
ONSITE REGISTRATION
Short film in the library is off-line and copy-protected.
*Please be aware that content at this event may be unpredictable and potentially inappropriate for minors.
SHORTS UP 2024, powered by Lab Indonesiana National Talent Management for arts and culture and Minikino, is a series of activities running from June to December 2024, dedicated to guiding
aspiring filmmakers in starting their careers in the Indonesian film industry, beginning with short film production.
This session will showcase eight selected projects and bring professionals from around the world to share their insights with Indonesian filmmakers. Guest speakers will continue post-festival in
Yogyakarta and Tangerang.
Guest Speakers:
Ash Hoyle (Sundance, USA)
Jukka-Pekka Laakso (Tampere Film Festival, Finland)
TSANG Hing Weng Eric (Global Eye Catcher, Hong Kong)
Per Fikse (Director of Minimalen Short Film Festival, Norway)
This session emphasizes the significance of cultural preservation through archiving. It underscores the importance of preserving cultural memory and reviving forgotten voices to bridge the gap between the past and present. Additionally, it addresses the challenges and opportunities in archiving, including digitization, metadata management, funding, and community involvement.
BY INVITATION ONLY
MFW10 PASS HOLDER AS OBSERVER ONLY
CONDUCTED LOOSELY IN BAHASA INDONESIA & ENGLISH
Minikino has selected four short films to share with our programmer friends from around the globe. This presents a unique opportunity for filmmakers to gain valuable insights into potential future destinations for their films.
CHEERS TO THE SELECTED PROJECTS!
A FLIGHT OF THE LOST DREAMY BIRD // Chaman Ramesh Kishan / India
EMAK AND HER SURROUNDINGS // Hanif Zaini Abdullah / Indonesia
MIKROKOSMOS // Aaron Pratama / Indonesia
STIRRING THE BROTH // Rayhan Dharmawan / Indonesia
Get ready to introduce your short film to festival programmers!
Let’s celebrate your short films together with our programmers friends from all around the world. This is your chance to pitch your short film to film festival programmers in three minutes and gain valuable insights on where your film could go next!
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TOAST YOUR SHORT WITH THE FILM FESTIVAL PROGRAMMERS:
ANNA FEISTEL
Kurzfilm Festival Hamburg
GUSTRA ADNYANA
Ubud Writers & Readers Festival
YURIKA DEWI Bali Tersenyum Sinema Mikro
KHOZY RIZAL AND COLLEAGUES
Kinefilia
GERRY JUNUS
Indonesia Raja 2024 D.I.Yogyakarta
KELLY LUI Reel Asian
ARAM SIU WAI COLLIER Reel Asian
JUKKA-PEKKA LAAKSO Tampere Film Festival
MIGUEL MORALES
BOGOSHORTS, Assistant Manager
JAIME E. MANRIQUE
BOGOSHORTS, Founder & Director
SÉBASTIEN SIMON
Busan International Short Film Festival
KOYO YAMASHITA
Image Forum Festival
MARCUS MANH CUONG VU S-Express 2023: Vietnam
KARDIAN NARAYANA
Singaraja Menonton
SIMONE FIORENTINO Gioia Film
PETRUS KRISTIANTO
Indonesia Raja 2024: Jawa Tengah
MFW10 PASS HOLDER AND INVITATION ONLY
CONDUCTED LOOSELY IN ENGLISH & BAHASA INDONESIA
Explore the impact of dealing with sensitive and personal topics on filmmakers’ mental health.
Learn about maintaining a healthy work-life balance, managing stress, and fostering a supportive creative environment. This session aims to promote awareness and wellness in the film industry.
