MIKTA Short Film Festival

MIKTA for Change: SDG on Screen and Dialogue

The event “MIKTA for Change: SDGs on Screen and Dialogue” is designed to raise awareness and foster dialogue on the role of MIKTA in global diplomacy, with a strong focus on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It also provides a platform for students to engage directly with each country representatives, broaden their understanding of middle-power diplomacy, and contribute to global discourse on peace, cooperation, and sustainability.

Woman of the Earth / Mujer de tierra

Evelyn Mercedes Muñoz Marroquín

Mexico, 2021

15 min

IMCINE & Manifesto Ojo Cine

In the nahua community of Hueyapan, Puebla, we encounter the stories of a generation of women that have challenged society. Through their embroidery work, their innate rebelliousness and their self-belief, they have joined forces to transform themselves and the history of their own community.

white and black abstract painting
white and black abstract painting
The Stars Whisper / 별들은 속삭인다

YEO SEON-HWA

South Korea, 2018

18 min

Central Park

Yeon-hee, a deaf girl who transferred from the city to the countryside, wants to hide her sign language. However, she is caught signing with her father by her school mate, Young-jun. Meanwhile, Young-jun is interested in sign language that he saw for the first time.

to be revealed soon...

Short film from Indonesia

white concrete building during daytime
white concrete building during daytime
to be revealed soon...

Short film from Turkiye.

Chasing The Sun

TAK NAKANO

Australia/Japan, 2025

13 min

Bus Stop Films

This heartfelt short film celebrates relationships, community, and cross-cultural exchange, with the aim to change community attitudes about the rights of people with disabilities, particularly the neurodivergent community.

Withered / Layu

Evelyn Mercedes Muñoz Marroquín

Mexico, 2021

15 min

IMCINE & Manifesto Ojo Cine

In the nahua community of Hueyapan, Puebla, we encounter the stories of a generation of women that have challenged society. Through their embroidery work, their innate rebelliousness and their self-belief, they have joined forces to transform themselves and the history of their own community.

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