The Female Film Club has unveiled the second edition of its Global Short Film Fund at the Cannes Film Festival. This initiative marks a significant return for the organization as it continues to support the creation and development of short films on an international stage.
Central to this announcement is the introduction of an expanded prize package. The fund now offers a total value of €33,000 ($38,600), providing substantial financial support to the selected filmmakers. This increase highlights the growing scale and ambition of the fund in its second edition.
To further bolster the initiative, the Female Film Club has partnered with three new industry entities. These partners include the AI filmmaking platform IMGN.AI, the post-production house Disauthority, and the virtual production company Mo-Sys. Their involvement indicates a focus on integrating advanced technological and production capabilities into the fund's offerings.
The existence and details of the Global Short Film Fund were announced by Variety at Cannes 2025. The collaboration between the Female Film Club and its new partners aims to provide comprehensive resources for film production and post-production needs.
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