This short edition of UniversoCorto ends with two winners of excellent quality
A big thank you to the artistic director of the festival Riccardo Romboli for a selection of the works in fine and careful competition, and for his calm and impeccable guide to the final stage of the festival in a
UniversoCorto XII Edition: 2 joint winners and many other prizes
The XII edition of Universocorto ended with the following awards: 1st prize - ex aequo THE SILENT CHILD - by Chris Overton (UK) SKIN - by Guy Nattiv (USA) 2nd prize FAITH - by Tatiana Fedorovskaya (RUS) 3rd prize BLUE SKY, CLEAN EARTH - by Mahyar Mandegar
Universocorto 2019: Festival program
Discover the program of the 2019 edition of Universocorto The screenings will be held every day at the city of Tuscania at the Torre di Lavello Park starting at 9.15 pm. We remind you that screenings are free (max 150 people). On
UNIVERSOCORTO – Projections calendar
Times and locations will be announced in the coming days. On 27 July there will be the final awards ceremony. Wednesday 24 July Prodigium A. Cracolici-I. Casiraghi-L. Menconi-G. Bertotto (ITALY Uni) Skin by Guy Nattiv (USA) Skin by Guy Nattiv (USA) La giornata by Pippo Mezzapesa
Selected the finalist works of Universocorto 2019
The Festival's preselection directorate and jury has announced the 2019 short-universe finalist works, which will be screened in competition from 24 to 27 July in Tuscania. These are the words of Riccardo Romboli, Artistic Director of the Festival: "After a careful selection
Conventioned accommodation facilities affiliated with Universocorto
Have you decided to come to Tuscania? The city of Tuscania is particularly popular in the summer. We advise you to book your stay as soon as possible. When booking, to take advantage of the special conditions guaranteed at the festival, specify
NEW SHORT FILM SECTION OF 7 MINUTES
Great news for young filmmakers and aspiring directors of Italian universities. The 2019 edition of the festival inaugurates a section dedicated to “short” short films (maximum 7 minutes) made by students enrolled in university courses, post-graduates and film schools. Theme