MONTIFF - Short Film Festival is a festival of independent short films held in Montpellier, in the Occitania region of southern France. It takes place at the Gazette Café, where the screenings run on Saturday 7 November, starting at 18:30.
What to expect
MONTIFF is a film-screening event built around short works from independent filmmakers. Its programme focuses on emerging talents from around the world, so visitors can expect a varied selection of films rather than the work of established studios. The evening suits anyone curious about new voices in short-form cinema and a relaxed setting in which to watch them.
Part of a wider festival group
The festival belongs to the Iberiff group, which has also run editions in Spain and Portugal. Its Montpellier edition follows that same focus on discovering emerging filmmakers. The event is organised by Nicolas Hell and Caio Braga.
Planning your visit
- Venue: Gazette Café, Montpellier
- Date: Saturday 7 November, starting at 18:30
- Format: an evening of independent short films
- More information: the Gazette Café agenda page for 3 to 7 November, listed on the café's website
Montpellier's city centre is a short distance from the café, so the screening can easily be combined with an evening walk or a meal before or after the films.