Short & Green 2025
48th Drama International Short Film Festival
REGULATION 2025 – SHORT & GREEN – DRAMA INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM FESTIVAL
Short & Green 2024
47th Drama International Short Film Festival
1. Bios Beneath Blind, Kim Allamand
2. Goodbye Sun, Hakim Atoui
3. Greenwash, Andres Bronnimann
4. Wavering, Fanny Chesnel
5. The Generators, Georgie Cowan-Turner
6. Lake’s Guardians, Alice Gagliardi
7. Plantasia, Angelos Gourzis
8. I Would Rather Be a Stone, Ana Husman
9. Know Your Stones, Katarina Jazbec
10. Enjoy Your Meal, Sofie Kienzle, Christian Manzke
11. The Lost Memories of Trees, Antonio La Camera
12. Hikuri, Sandra Ovilla León
13. For You, Luca Paulli
14. On the 8th Day, Agathe Sénéchal, Alicia Massez, Elise Debruyne, Flavie Carin, Théo Duhautois
15. Guardians, Julian Stubbs Generali
The posters of the films of the competition program Short and Green
Τhe Short & Green Programme Jury
Neritan Zinxhiria
Antoine Chapon
Iliana Zakopoulou
Neritan Zinxhiria (President)
Neritan Zinxhiria was born in 1989 in Albania. Director of Chamomile, The Time of a Young Man About to Kill, A Country of Two, having at the core of his inspiration the themes of loss and death, he continues to explore how the latter shapes our memory and culture. His latest short film Light of Light, a Slamdance Grand Prix Winner, was nominated for a Tiger Award, having its world premiere at the International Film Festival Rotterdam.
Antoine Chapon
Antoine Chapon (1990) is an artist and filmmaker based in Paris. His works create dynamic links and tensions between cinema, CGI animations, and archives. His first film My Own Landscapes (2020) won Best Short Film Award at Visions du Réel. It was selected at many festivals, such as Palm Springs, Sundance and Telluride. He is a Berlinale Talents alumnus. In 2023, the film was selected by the French César Academy in the short documentary section. He is currently working on his next short with the support of CNC, France 3 and Ciclic, and his first feature film Nehir with the support of CNC and LaScam.
Iliana Zakopoulou
Iliana Zakopoulou studied French Literature and Language. She has been in charge of the Promotion and International Cultural events at the Greek Film Centre (Hellas Film) for over 20 years. In this role, she is responsible for representing and promoting Greek films, both funded and independent, at international festivals and audiovisual markets, garnering extensive experience in the festival sector. Over the years, she has participated in several festivals as a jury member. As part of her duties at Hellas Film, she helps filmmakers secure worldwide distribution, pitching their films to festival programmers and distributors, and manages screening fees and festival travel arrangements. Her responsibilities also include planning and preparing for the participation of Greek films in major festivals and markets such as Berlinale, Cannes, TIFF (Toronto), Venice IFF, Tokyo FF, Shanghai FF, Locarno FF, Chicago FF, Montreal FF, Karlovy Vary FF, Istanbul FF, IDFA, Moscow FF, Haifa FF, Mumbai FF, Cairo FF, Rotterdam FF, Tallinn FF, Clermont Ferrand FF. Additionally, she programmes and coordinates film events and retrospectives in collaboration with international festivals, museums, universities, associations, embassies, and other international organisations and institutions, while securing funds through sponsorships.