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Super Shorts on a Ship is the London branch of the Super Shorts Film Festival, an independent short-film event founded in London in 2003 and revived in 2018 to spotlight emerging and lesser-known filmmakers. It is notable for its intimate screenings and for presenting a wide range of short-form work, including narrative, documentary, experimental, animated, underground, and music-video films, often from both new and established voices. The festival’s significance in the circuit comes from its long-running role in championing independent short films and providing a curated platform for international talent at the BFI Stephen Street venue in London.[4][3][1]
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Last updated Aug 27, 2026
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