On Friday, 10 July 2026, the waterfront venue Θεατράκι Μόλου in Limassol becomes an open-air cinema for a single, unmissable evening. Starting at 20:30, the International Short Film Festival Cyprus — ISFFC — presents five short films drawn from the programme of its landmark 15th edition, returning them to audiences for one night only beneath the summer sky. Entry is entirely free.
The selection spans five countries: Finland, Cyprus, the Netherlands, France, and Lebanon. That range is no accident — it mirrors the curatorial spirit of ISFFC itself, a festival that has spent fifteen years championing the short film as a form capable of carrying complex, cross-cultural stories in a matter of minutes. Each film screens in its original language with English subtitles, ensuring the evening is as welcoming to Limassol's international community as it is to local cinephiles.
There is something quietly special about watching short films outdoors. Without the weight of a feature-length narrative, each work lands with concentrated force — a mood, a revelation, a question — before the night moves on to the next. The seafront setting at Θεατράκι Μόλου adds a natural rhythm to the programme, the sea air and open sky becoming part of the experience.
No tickets, no queues, no barriers — just five films and a warm July evening in Limassol. Whether you are a dedicated follower of festival cinema or simply looking for a cultural way to spend a Friday night, this screening offers exactly the kind of unhurried, generous event the city does best in summer.
— Source: eventor.com.cy