Short Film Selection for the 4th Fethiye International Film Festival Announced
The international and Warsaw Film School short film selections for the festival, which will meet with cinema enthusiasts in November, have been finalized.
The short film selection for the 4th Fethiye International Film Festival, organized by the Fethiye Photography and Cinema Arts Association with the support of the Fethiye Municipality, has been announced. The event will take place from November 4 to 8, 2026.
Festival Dates and Scope
Preparations continue for the 4th Fethiye International Film Festival, which will be organized this year by the Fethiye Photography and Cinema Arts Association with the support of the Fethiye Municipality.
The festival will be held between November 4-8, 2026, and will host short and feature film screenings, as well as interviews, panels, workshops, and various events.
International Short Film Selection
Within the scope of the International Short Film Screening Selection, various productions from Russia, Iran, Greece, Azerbaijan, and Poland will meet the audience.
Bringing together fiction and documentary-genre short films, the program will offer a wide range to cinema lovers.
Productions Included in the Selection
The selection features Yuri Nazimov's "A Little Mutt", Houra Kian's "American Dream", Amir Rezaei's "Drunk Steps", and Veniamin Tronin's "Ladies' Man; Earth And Sky".
Additionally, Nikos Kakonas's "Mavro Vouno", Zahra Torkamanlou's "Sona", Mohammad Hasani's "The Poetics of Stones", Elshad Arshadoglu's "Towards The Light", Alina Dzmitrovich's "Traveling Flower", and Sabah Mohammadi's "Warden" will be screened.
Warsaw Film School Selection
The international program of the festival will also feature the Warsaw Film School International Short Film Selection for cinema enthusiasts.
This special selection includes striking works by young directors.
Warsaw Films and Directors
Within the scope of the Warsaw Film School selection, Max Bommas's "Like All The Others" and Ege Yılmaz's "Liminal" will be screened.
The program also includes Nada Khalifa's "Qaher", Elena Vatamanu-Margineanu's "First Last Month", and Teodor Stoilov and Nellie Rajala's "Grandpa's Fur".