Orlando Shorts 2025
04 May 2025 Time 15:00 - 19:00
Performatorio — centro per le arti performative | via N. Sauro, 3A
ⓒ Ludovica Belotti
Film
ORLANDO SHORTS 2025
Showcase of queer shorts
ORLANDO SHORTS 2025
Showcase of queer shorts
Date and time:
Sunday, May 4, from 15.00 to 19.00
Location:
Performatorio — centro per le arti performative | via N. Sauro, 3A
Performatorio — centro per le arti performative | via N. Sauro, 3A
ORLANDO SHORTS 2025 is the showcase of shorts that this year reaches its sixth edition. The selection, which took place in the spaces of Ink Club, has been curated by a group of people under 25. A journey of in-presence meetings was an occasion and expedient to collectively discuss the themes of gender identity, gender-based violence, life experiences, themes and stories of the queer community. The showcase therefore expresses the point of view, priorities and desires of the younger generations.
The selection will be shown for two days, in loop. It will be possible to enter at any time during the opening hours, in the location of Performatorio, equipped for the occasion with soft elements for a comfortable stay.
THE TITLES::
- A A Menos que bailemos (Unless We Dance) by Hanz Rippe Gabriele and Fernanda Pineda Palencia (Colombia, 2023) – duration 15’
In Quibdó, a Colombian city with a high crime rate, dance becomes a language to confront a social context filled with violence, racism, homophobia, and transphobia.
- Jusqu’au dessert by Jules Duclos and Noë Simondi (France, 2023) – duration 4’
During a family meal, Ninho, a young transgender man, spirals into negativity. With the help of friends, he seeks to free himself from a haunting memory.
- Gender Reveal by Mo Matton (Canada, 2024) – duration 13’
A queer trio at a gender reveal party, what could go wrong? An unexpected dark comedy about social inadequacy and gender stereotypes.
- TuTudo que importa (All That Matters) by Coraci Ruiz (Brazil, 2024) – duration 20’
Three families face off, three stories of acceptance and celebration of trans identity in a narrative that spans generations.
- Aquest (no) és el teu oceà (This is (not) your ocean) by Jordi Wijnalda (Spain, 2024) – duration 14’
An intimate letter takes shape through sound and images, an ode to a queer love that confronts an irreversible loss.
In collaboration with Ink Club, Performatorio and Florence Queer Festival.
A presentation of the showcase with LIS translation is scheduled for Sunday, May 4, at 15.00.
INFO
Free entry. The shorts are in the original version with Italian subtitles and SDH subtitles, which include the description of sound elements of the video. These subtitles make comprehension easier and pertain to deaf culture.
