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❤️‍🔥 OPEN CALL for Caribbean creatives & cooks ❤️‍🔥 Open until 31 July!

For our next Cine Latino Night in collaboration with , we’re celebrating the Dominican Republic - and we’re looking for artists, performers, and passionate cooks to join us.

🎬 On 16 September at 20:30, we’ll screen La Bachata de Bionico by at . Stay tuned, we’ll tell you more about the film next week!

We’re looking for:
✨ Musicians & dancers to perform
🎨 Artists to showcase and sell their work
🍽️ Cooks to prepare and sell Caribbean food

100% of the proceeds from your sales go directly to you.

Interested? Send us a short email introducing yourself, telling us what you do (or cook), and include a few photos, videos, or links to your work.

📩 [email protected]

We can’t wait to celebrate Caribbean creativity, culture, music, and food with you.

Thank you to and .at for the your support!

We’re excited to share that & have been selected to take part in Talent Days as part of the Gewächshaus Community 💚

ARI SALAZAR is a filmmaker and cinematographer whose work oscillates between fiction and documentary, exploring themes of ecological grief, spectral histories and the clash between tradition and modernity in our artificial present . She completed her degree in Ethnographic and Documentary Filmmaking (MA) at University College London and is studying cinematography at the dffb (German Film and Television Academy Berlin). She is currently in post production for a docu-fiction feature on a fisherwoman and her life in an Aegean coastal town and developing an anthology of three experimental short films on lived experiences of the climate crisis funded by the FFF Artist Grant.

ALI AMIRI, a Vienna-based Iranian filmmaker and video artist, studies Film at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, focusing on experimental cinema. His work, shown in Tehran, Paris, Toronto, and Vienna, includes video art, music videos, and visual-musical performances. He explores memory, trauma, identity, and displacement, weaving poetic reflections, often through the soliloquies of his characters.

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Talent Days (May 27–29) by Vienna Shorts aims to be an inspiring platform designed to nurture emerging talents and provide meaningful opportunities for professional development.

The fourth edition features a comprehensive program, including best-practice sessions, guest lectures, film screenings, a work-in-progress presentation, and various networking opportunities with industry professionals, festival representatives, and future colleagues. The program is designed for an international group of roughly 40 film and visual arts students.