#SMALLSFF17 WINNERS ANNOUNCED!


It's a wrap at #SMALLSFF17!

Five incredible days of screenings, panels, masterclasses and parties have now come to a end at our 2017 festival. Thank you to everyone who attended - it was great to share The Smalls experience with you. We hope you loved the festival as much as we did and had an amazing time!

Last night we announced our 2017 category winners - have a gander below to find out who made it big at The Smalls Film Festival 2017!

But first...

Filmmakers! We Love You!

We would like to offer a massive thank you to every filmmaker who has shared their film with us. You have helped to warm hearts, evoke laughter, and bring smiles to all. We look forward to your 2018 submissions!
Sponsors and Partners! We Love You!

Thank you to every single sponsor and partner who has made our 2017 festival possible! From providing delicious food and drink, to amazing prizes and support of all kinds - you have helped continue the legacy of exhibiting independent short film on the big screen! 
Want to share some love?

If you loved our 2017 festival and want to show us, you can send your event photos to festival@thesmalls.com!

And our 2017 winners are...

Animation Category Winner

Our #SMALLSFF17 Animation Category Winner is The Basket by Suresh Eriyat of Studio Eeeksaurus.
Bite Size Category Winner

Our #SMALLSFF17 Bite Size Category Winner is Ray Ban: Get Creative at 116 Wooster by Nicolas Ménard. 
Comedy Category Winner

Our #SMALLSFF17 Comedy Category Winner is La Madre Buena by Sarah Clift. 

Drama Category Winner

Our #SMALLSFF17 Drama Category Winner is Spinosaurus by Tessa Hoffe. 
Dimensions of Diversity Winner

Our #SMALLSFF17 Dimensions of Diversity Category Winner is Importby Ena Sendijarevic. 
Documentary Winner

Our #SMALLSFF17 Documentary Category Winner is Cecil & Carl byElvis Leon.
Music Video Winner

Our #SMALLSFF17 Music Video Category Winner is Oumou Sangaré - Kamelemba by Chris Saunders. 

Student Film Winner

Our #SMALLSFF17 Student Category Winner is Semele by Myrsini Aristidou. 

Thank you for making The Smalls Film Festival 2017 incredible!

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