The event begins on Tuesday 31st of July and will run every Tuesday for six weeks, showcasing a different selection of films each week. The venue for Short&Sweet Season 2 is the Wunderbar Theatre, Hope Str, Cape Town. Doors open at 18h30.
Its unique and questionable drawcard is that no one really no’s what they’ll be watching as there is no schedule of the screenings. Sure of a great experience, the loyal audience flock to the screenings hoping to catch a taste of each cities unique flavor. Once there, the smart, youthful and diverse group relax and seek opportunity to participate and network with their peers.
 

We are giving away 10 full season tickets (worth R150 each), which will allow you access to each Tuesday screening for the full six weeks.

If you would like to be one of the lucky people to win one of the ten season tickets then follow these steps:

How to win:

Click attending on the Facebook event

Either
Tweet this competition link with a mention of @onesmallseedSA and tag #Short&Sweet2012
Or
Update/share your Facebook status with the link to this competition, remember to tag @one small seed Magazine and TV

We will announce the 10 winners via Twitter and Facebook this coming Friday at 12h00. NB: the more you share the higher your chances are of winning.

Short film can change opinions, create conversation, bring people together. Showcasing work from established directors and newcomers, Short & Sweet’s curation is structured around themes with intentional arcs and programmed breaks in which guest are encouraged to interact with one another.

Click here to view our last post on Short & Sweet.

We’ve got three double tickets to give away to a screening of either Dolle Morte or The Taint, pick your poison. Read on to find out how you can win.

The X Fest Film Festival is now in it’s fourth incarnation proves that with experience comes knowledge; in this case knowing what you want. The best in underground extreme cult film will be on show at the Labia on the 5th, 6th and 7th of August, featuring Trash Humpers from acclaimed and infamous Harmony Korine.

Trash Humpers follows rebellious geriatrics and “loser-gang cult-freak collectives” as it takes us on a journey back to a time of VHS and analog. Harmony Korine, best known as the writer of the Larry Clark directed Kids and his own cult directorial outing Gummo, strikes all the right (or wrong depending on your preference) chords with yet another poignant avant-garde project straight out of Nashville, Tennessee (his hometowm). Included in that screening is Die Antwoord’s own Korine directed short film, ‘Umshini Wam‘ which should pump the crowd up.

Among other highlights to expect is the ever relevant X FLiX short film collection, Dolle Morte a twisted macabre take on dolls, ever gory and unforgiving The Taint and recently uncovered gem The Electric Chair which notches the enigma level up to 11.

For your chance to win the double tickets, simply comment below with the answer to this simple question; where is Harmony Korine’s hometown?