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Esbly, France · Est. 2023 · Multiple structural red flags — exercise caution before submitting
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Un Court Tournable is a quarterly short-film festival based in Esbly, France, dedicated to discovering emerging talent and showcasing the diversity of short cinema. It presents fiction, documentary, animation, and other short formats, with an emphasis on variety in genre, origin, and production scale. Its significance lies in its role as a recurring showcase for new voices and a public-facing space for discussion around contemporary short filmmaking.
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Last updated Aug 27, 2026
Founded
2023
Avg. rating
3.8/ 5
Reviews
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