Six Nights is available NOW through June 19 on Facebook, through Tribeca Film Festival’s partnership with Meta! A total of twenty projects are included in the Meta Shorts Program, including recent Cannes selection Magnolia Bloom and the Oscar-winning Queen of Basketball! All shorts can be viewed any time on the Tribeca Facebook page or on June 13 at 8PM EST in the Horizon Worlds app! Throw us a like!
Check out Six Nights in this article from Variety, featuring the 30 Top Film Schools in North America! Six Nights was produced at the Colorado Film School. It's an honor for our small program to get a mention in such a big publication!
Six Nights will show as part of a curriculum for Bryn Mawr Film Institute’s “Short Attention Span Cinema” class on April 12, taught by author and critic Gary M. Kramer! From their website:
“Although they are rarely screened outside of film festivals, short films deserve anything but short shrift. These easily digestible mini-movies are often “calling cards” for burgeoning directors who want to showcase their talents in a modest form. Martin McDonagh (Three Billboards . . .) and Terry George (Hotel Rwanda) are among those who won Oscars for their early shorts.
“Short films may not require the same investment in character development that features do, but viewers’ emotions can be effectively evoked, nevertheless. A good short film works with quiet efficiency to hook viewers, carry them through the story, and deliver a satisfying payoff; the best shorts prompt us to reassess our conceptions of cinema.
This seminar will showcase a collection of short films including “Nando” (2021), “Almost a Year” (2021), and “Six Nights” (2019)—all of which will leave students with a greater appreciation of this underestimated format.”
It's an honor for the film to be part of an educational curriculum!
