CLAC is a short film festival created in 2005 by Jacky Goldberg, now a critic for Inrock'uptibles. It is organized every year by the Arts Office of the Lyon School of Management.
This festival aims to encourage young directors to showcase their talents and to project their films on the big screen in front of hundreds of spectators.
The festival takes place over two evenings. The first consists of a screening of 6 out-of-our-themematic films and a time for discussion with the teams who made them. The second evening is the screening of short films in the selected theme followed by the awards ceremony.
As a conclusion for this event, a cocktail is organized at the end of the second evening where everyone is invited to join us in a moment of conviviality and sharing.
4 prizes are awarded, the first 3 are awarded by the jury and the last by the public:
Jury's Grand Prize
Jury's Favorite
Best Screenplay Award
Audience Award
To register your film for the C.L.A.C festival:
- directors must be between 18 and 30 years old,
- the short film must be less than 12 minutes long (excluding credits)
- the film must be directly or indirectly linked to the theme "Disequilibrium" to claim to appear on the second evening and enter into competition with the other selected films
