Festival Tournez-court 14ème édition (14)

映画祭の開始: 01 10月 2026      映画祭の終了: 31 10月 2026

Festival start date: … October 2026
Festival end date: … October 2026

Pulp Vision, Neoma BS’s film club, is pleased to present the 14th edition of the “Tournez-court” short film festival.

For this new edition, we have chosen to highlight student creativity and the art of cinema around the theme “Memory.” As a space for encounters, memories, and opportunities, memory strikes us as an infinite source of inspiration, embodying a unique aesthetic.

Short films are open to all languages, provided they are subtitled in French. Our goal is to celebrate the diversity of cinematic perspectives and experiences, in order to bring forth varied and sensitive interpretations of this theme.

Fiction, documentary, animation, or experimental film: all formats are welcome. Each film will thus be able to offer its own interpretation of the theme and explore the many dimensions of memory. We therefore invite filmmakers and film enthusiasts to give free rein to their imagination and share their vision on the big screen.

Two awards will be presented: the Audience Award, voted live by the spectators, and the Jury Award, granted by a panel composed of a Neoma alumni working in the film industry and a professional from the specialized press and film festivals.

The Tournez-Court Festival, organized by Pulp Vision, is open to all motivated filmmakers wishing to submit a short film that meets the following criteria:

Running time: Films must be between 3 and 20 minutes long (including credits).

Theme: Short films must relate to the theme “Memory,” in all its forms and interpretations.

language: Films may be in French or a foreign language, provided they are subtitled in French.

After receiving the submissions, our programming committee will select the best short films. The selected films will be screened during the festival and will compete for the Audience Award and the Jury Prize.

We look forward to discovering your creations and your unique vision of “Memory”!