Maha M.
4/26/2019
Only 3.5 stars for this short film festival!! It deserves more for sure!! This event is one of my favorite events in San Jose and I wait for it from year to year A nice dose of films that...
San Jose International Short Film Festival
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3088 Olsen Dr
San Jose, CA 95128
The San Jose International Short Film Festival, listed as one of the Top 50 Film Festivals Worth the Entry Fee by MovieMaker Magazine, presents an impressive selection of over 100 world-class short films from around the globe to enthusiastic audiences in Silicon Valley. With a history spanning 15 years, this annual festival showcases a diverse range of films across various genres, including thought-provoking documentaries, dramatic shorts, world cinema, comedy, science fiction, horror, animation, and family-friendly shorts.
Powered by Qudio, the festival offers a unique viewing experience, allowing audiences to enjoy the films from the comfort of their own homes. With a commitment to excellence, the San Jose International Short Film Festival continues to captivate and entertain film enthusiasts, providing a platform for emerging filmmakers to showcase their talent and creativity on an international stage.
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4.07 reviews
Peggy C.
10/14/2018
The short films were well acted but from the five or six I saw I only liked two. Some were very much about social injustice. The best ones were more subtle and funny as well as entertaining. The...
Sinohui H.
8/29/2012
The San Jose International Short Film Festival is a four day festival every October at the CineArts Theater at the beautiful Santana Row complex. World class short films, all under 25 min in...
Mona W.
11/2/2012
Seen their late night program "Something Wicked This Way Comes". It was a mixture of short films with darker theme - some horror, some comedy and some simply bizarre and surreal. Compare to the...
Susan L.
10/29/2012
The films were fun to watch! The event itself was a bit unorganized, maybe it was the closing night? The closing remarks was pretty much run by one of a man who we deemed might have had too much...
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