60 Second Short Film Fest

The City of Richmond Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities Cultural Arts Division and the Enrichmond Foundation are hosting the third annual 60 Second Short Film Fest. Share your best story of hope, love, dreams, social and environmental justice, a sustainable future, outdoor adventures, combating climate change, and making the world a better place. Make us laugh, cry and stand up and cheer for your work. Submission Trailer, 2022 Edited by Matt Buckner: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0F2FFTVtX0 Last year's festival showcased 38 films out of have 851 submissions. The festival took place on the Richmond, VA Parks and Recreation YouTube Channel. You can watch the replay here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-bWKIOW3qo The 60 Second Short Film Fest will be in-person at the Pine Camp Theater or online on Saturday, May 14 at 7 p.m. Winners of the 2021 60 Second Short Film Fest YOUTH CATEGORY Animated Films Winner: Lignum Love by Gabi Bania, Poland Finalist: Love at First Sight by MV, India YOUTH CATEGORY Documentary Winner: Caged by Anaya Joshi and Arth Joshi, USA YOUTH CATEGORY Live Action- Narrative Fiction Winner: Help by Maggie Ding, USA Finalist: Sixty by Paula Szczyrba, United Kingdom (UK) Finalist: American Rage by Christian Lee, USA ADULT CATEGORY Animated Films Winner: Beware the Wolf! by Julie Rembauville and Nicolas Bianco, France Finalist: Fishermen by Daniel Leon, USA Finalist: Jack's Patch by Paul McMahon aka The Rusted Pixel, Ireland ADULT CATEGORY Documentary Winner: “Wojtek” by Bartek Tryzna and Monika Stpiczyńska, Poland Finalist: Pumice (Documentary) by Mohsen Najafi MehriIran Iran Finalist: Sugar Rush Short (Documentary) by Theresa Valentin and Bastian Brunke, Germany ADULT CATEGORY Live Action- Narrative Fiction Winner: Leo by Moein Ruholamini, Islamic Republic of Iran Finalist: Imagine by Keegan Larwin, USA Finalist: The Waiting by María Celeste and Nicolás Corvino, Argentina