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SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain · Est. 2016 · Established legitimate festival with meaningful track record
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The Volume X of the Donosskino Short Film Festival, will be held from 07 to 10 October, 2026. Festival based in the city of San Sebastian (Spain), and will be open to filmmakers worldwide. More than 3000 € in prizes These are the sections of the festival: International fiction short films (Required with Spanish subtitles) Entry fee 3€ until May 31 Deadline. Entry Fee 5€ until 20 June Extended Deadline. Basque Country Short Films. No entry fee
Last updated Oct 1, 2026
Founded
2016
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3.5/ 5
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Overall really nice work! Is a great community.
Awesome team. It was not possible for me to come but the staff were always answering all my messages and were very kind. I really hope to be able to come if I have another opportunity to come! Thank you so much!!
Great Festival and amazing Team!
Programación realizada con mimo y exquisito trato al cineasta. ¡Festival recomendable 100%!
MMS Short Film Distribution Agency
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