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#ComCorto

Sevilla, Spain · Est. 2002 · Established legitimate festival with meaningful track record

Tier BTrusted
Sevilla, Spain
65
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  • No physical screenings
  • 24 years of verifiable history
  • 3 verified pro signals

Overview

#ComCorto is an annual festival that celebrates especially the creative talent of budding filmmakers. Organized, supported and held under the auspices of the city council office of Seville. this annual event provides a platform for independent filmmakers, students and freelancers from all over the world to showcase their exceptional short films and documentaries. The festival welcomes submissions that captivate audiences within a concise timeframe, with a maximum duration of 40 minutes It aims to foster a diverse range of cinematic expressions, encouraging innovation, storytelling, and artistic exploration. #ComCorto serves as a valuable opportunity for emerging filmmakers to gain recognition and receive exposure for their work. By showcasing their productions at this esteemed festival, participants have the chance to engage with industry professionals, fellow students, and a discerning audience. With its commitment to supporting talent within the academic community, #ComCorto stands as an inspiring celebration of creativity, collaboration, and the power of visual storytelling.

Last updated Sep 27, 2026

Legitimacy Analysis

Positive Indicators (+30 pts)

  • 24 years of verifiable history
  • 3 verified pro signals
  • Verified trusted status
  • Legitimacy signals outweigh concerns (3 vs 1)

Red Flags (-15 pts)

  • No physical screenings

Trust Signals

Positive Signals

  • FilmFreeway Gold festival
  • Documented history with archived programs
  • Has FilmFreeway community ratings

Festival Details

Founded

2002

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Avg. rating

3.8/ 5

Reviews

3

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  • Filmmaker

    Screening our documentary short film at #comcorto was worth it. The audience's reaction was humbling and we are more than grateful to have been an official selection.

  • Filmmaker

    We had an amazing time at the festival. The festival team was brilliant and putting together a festival like this and for this long is highly commedable. We hope to come again and again in the future

  • Filmmaker

    From the selection to the screening, communication from the team was impressive. Although I couldnt attend personally due to other engangements, I have heard good things about the festival as a whole. Hopefully, I will be able to attend in the future. Thank you for the selection once again.

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At a glance

Legitimacy Score65/100
TierTier B
Reviews0
Community Reports0
FilmFreeway3.8★ · 3

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