The popular tribute to American short films is back for a 2nd season with free screenings for all at Hellenic American Union’s theater.Petit Plan: Americana II will showcase films from three prominent American film festivals for three days of movies celebrating equality, diversity, social justice, human rights, and, above all, good cinema! The program features free screenings of short films that were presented as part of the following festivals.
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Petit Plan : Americana ΙΙ
Screening
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Hellenic American Union Theater
Miami Short Film Festival
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Frameline: San Francisco International LGBTQ+ Film Festival
- Frameline: San Francisco International LGBTQ+ Film Festival. The first Frameline Festival was held in 1977 and has since become one of the largest queer film festivals worldwide with over 60,000 visitors annually.
Children's Film Festival Seattle
- Children's Film Festival Seattle. Founded in 2005 the festival is now the largest children’s film festival on the West Coast, with thousands of screenings, school programs and educational activities.
Wednesday 19th October, at 19:30
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The program will be presented by Soultana Koumoutsi, artistic director of Psarokokalo International Short Film Festival.
Feeling Through Doug Roland, 18’
Ten Years Ryan Firpo, 14’
Life on Mars Troian Bellisario, 12’
The Mechanical Dancer Jenna Jaillet, 13’
A.M.A. Peter Ebanks, 15’
Eat the Rainbow Brian Benson, 20’
Divorce: The Greatest Hits Michael Medico, 15’
Pearl Patrick Osborne, 6’
Twinsburg Joe Garrity, 16’ |
Thursday 20th October, at 19:30
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Frameline: San Francisco International LGBTQ+ Film Festival. The program will be presented by Andrea Gilbert (Athens Pride), Nancy Papathanasiou (OrlandoLGBT+) and Mel Kalfadi (Positively Different Film Festival).
The Infamous T Melissa Koch, 30’
Happy Birthday, Marsha! Torumaline & Sasha Wortzel, 14’
Were You Gay in High School? Niki Ang, 13’
Flex Matt Porter & Charles Gould, 16’ |
Friday 21st October, at 18:30
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Children's Film Festival Seattle. The program will be presented by Koula Panagou, educational programs’ manager at Children’s Rights Network. Bristles Quentin Haberham, 2’
Kenya's Symphony Carlos Douglas, Jr., 5’
Bellysaurus Philip Watts, 8’
Bench Rich Webber, 2’
Wash Day Jaida Salmon, 2’
Polar Bear Bears Boredom Koji Yamamura, 7’
Sounds Between the Crowns Filip Diviak, 15’
Trails of the Morning Masa Avramovic, 3’
Kayak Antoine Rossi, 6’
Elevator Alone Anastasia Papadopoulou, 4’
The Girls of the Wind Heloise Ferlay, 3’ |
