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Kickstarter’s 2026 Open Call for Short Films Is Live
Join Kickstarter’s 2026 Long Story Short initiative and launch your short film with platform-wide promotion this March. Narrative, animation, and documentary filmmakers are invited to apply and prepare now.
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“Rolls” | A Short Film
Watch "Rolls" — a short film made through the CFA Film Challenge and released as part of our ongoing showcase of completed challenge projects.
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Writing on Empty
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South Korean Cinema Has "No Other Choice"
Last year saw new releases from two of South Korea’s most celebrated filmmakers. One of the films has emerged as an instant classic, while the other is already fading into obscurity. How did two modern masters end up with such different results?