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Selected box[ur]shorts movies up on the big screen

10-12-03_sputnik

Following an invitation from Kino Sputnik, box[ur]shorts Film Festival will screen a selection of its competition during their night of culture event on December 3rd, 2010 at 8:30pm. Don't miss this opportunity - enjoy a winter night of cinema in the city of Liestal, Switzerland.

Here's what Kino Sputnik says: "In Zusammenarbeit mit dem internationalen box[ur]shorts Film Festival zeigen wir eine Auswahl lustiger und skurriler Kurzfilme." - We couldn't agree more!

Films up on the screen feature the "crème de la crème" of international shorts that work well for a non-English-speaking audience. Here is the expected lineup:

mouche Ceci n'est pas une mouche by Carlos Frahia (UK)

the_lighthouse_keeper Der Leuchtturmwart by Simon Schmid (Switzerland)

george_grows George Grows by Martin Schmidt (Germany)

Meltdown by David Green (USA) - 2010 Grand Prize-Winner

no_room_for_gerold No Room for Gerold by Daniel Nocke (Germany) - 2007 Prize-Winner

qftv QFTV by Luca Zuberbühler (Switzerland)

sebastians_voodoo Sebastian's Voodoo by Joaquin Baldwin (USA) - 2010 Prize-Winner

the_pen The Pen by Tarique Qayumi (USA)

paternity_test Vaterschaftstest by Katherine Landgrebe (Germany)

zimmer Zimmer by Daniela Reuss (Germany)

For more information, visit: www.liestalkultur.ch

10-12-03_palazzo

In Zusammenarbeit mit dem internationalen box[ur]shorts Film Festival

zeigen wir eine Auswahl lustiger und skurriler Kurzfilme.

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From cave paintings to the printing press, from movie theatres to television, and from youtube to the iPod, stories have always been presented via seminal media outlets that improve the connection between the storyteller and the audience. box[ur]shorts™ is a yearlong short film exhibition taking place inside movie jukeboxes at restaurants, bars, coffee houses and laundromats in cities from Los Angeles to Park City and New York to Basel, Switzerland. It is an innovative approach to watching films that becomes part of viewer's everyday experience -- something one can do while waiting for a table at a restaurant or hanging out at a favorite coffee house. box[ur]shorts™ is presented by A Bale Pictures, Inc. and kicks off its film festival competition with a red carpet awards night in Los Angeles and goes on to screen the movies throughout the year in its movie jukebox network. At box[ur]shorts™ Film Festival we literally "box your shorts"