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.




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.
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Short film from Indonesia








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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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