Blue Danube Film Festival with 6 Swiss short films

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The Blue Danube Film Festival is a short film festival, which shows independent films from all over the world by encouraging the creativity and experimentation of talented filmmakers, who are looking for new forms for exploring the various social and human problems.

This year the 4th BDFF takes place online November 20-29. The online screenings are available from Austria and Hungary only.
You can watch the selected 77 short films here.

There are also 6 Swiss films, as well as 1 Oscar nominee and 8 European Film Prize nominees and other winners, in addition to the 9 selected Hungarian films on the programme.

The Swiss movies are the following:

Valentina D'Annunzio - This was Berlin

Max PhilippSchmid - Membrane

Anais Moog - Silent Storm

Ennio Ruschetti - Hand in Hand

Joder von Rotz - Little Miss Fate

Aline Höchli - Why Slugs Have No Legs