The documentary short film The court, directed by Carmen Tortosa and produced by Shoji Films together with Barrios Producciones and Gadol Producciones, and with the participation of Film in Granada, has been nominated for Best Short Film at the 37th Asecan Awards for Andalusian CinemaThe nominated short films are:
ASECAN SHORT FILM AWARD
The court, by Carmen Tortosa
The night inside, by Antonio Cuesta
Neighbouring graves, by Jose Antonio Gutierrez Bustos
Uranites, by Marina Arenas
Travel around my computer, by Daniel Natoli
This short documentary shows the reality of workers who are on long-term sick leave or who request a permanent disability assessment; the decision depends on the opinion of the Medical Tribunal. Undergoing this process is not to everyone's liking, but unfortunately it is more common than it seems.
With this nomination for the Asecan Awards, The court culminates the national and international tour through almost 20 national and international festivals with Selected Films, in qualifying festivals for the Goya Awards such as the K-Lidoscopi, the Alcances Documentary Film Festival or the Guadalajara Solidarity Film Festival, or other renowned Andalusian festivals such as the Jóvenes Realizadores de Granada and the Granada Film Festival Premios Lorca, and obtaining awards such as the Best Documentary Award at the Tres Cantos Short Film Competition or the Bioethics Award in the Audiovisual Award of the Grifols Foundation, among others.
The 37th Asecan Awards ceremony for Andalusian Cinema will be held on December 21 in Seville.
Once the festival circuit is over, we hope to be able to show you the short film on platforms and televisions.
