EuroAsia Shorts 2026 | Film Festival | Austria & Indonesia

EuroAsia Shorts (EAS) returns with in-person screenings, discussions, and reception events featuring international short films at Washington, D.C. embassies and cultural centers, all free to the public, from June 5 – 12! Join an international cinematic dialogue that is uniquely Washingtonian as we celebrate 20 years of EAS in 2026. This year, six EAS screening events take place. The first five evenings are dedicated to Partner Nights blending short films from two countries designed as a conversation on this year's central theme, Past/Present/Future. They will be followed by the traditional Closing Night on Friday, June 12. Several events include post-film discussions and complimentary receptions. You will find detailed information about the festival and films here.

The Austrian & Indonesian Partner Film Night on June 8 will begin at 7:30 PM with an Austrian wine reception and a taste of Indonesia. The film screening will start around 8:15 PM and is followed by a panel discussion with Indonesian director Nick Hartanto and a Q&A with the audience.

All films are subtitled in English. They are unrated and may contain adult language or themes.

Please find more information about the films and EuroAsia Shorts on our website.

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Doors open at 7:30 PM. The film screening starts at 8:15 PM.

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Please bring a photo I.D.

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Latecomer Policy: Please be advised that there can be no further admittance once the event has started.

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Seating is not guaranteed.

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Please note that photographs and footage will be taken throughout the event. These might be used by ACF DC, the Embassy of Indonesia and EuroAsia Shorts for marketing and promotional purposes in our publications, on our websites and in social media, or in any third-party publication.

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Parking on International Court is available after 6:00 pm (for the duration of the event), or on 36th Street (access to the Embassy through the park behind the building). Van Ness Metro (Red Line) is a short distance away.

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