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Miami Film Festival Short Film Award
Miami Film Festival Short Film Award is given to a jury-selected short film (30 min or less) of any genre from anywhere in the world.
2022 WINNER
Pakistani filmmaker Ali Sohail Jaura earned the $5,000 Miami International Short Film Award, given by select members of Miami Film Festival’s Program Committee, for his historical war drama “Murder Tongue.”
2021 WINNER
“The Present,” directed by Farah Nabulsi.
2020 WINNER
“Pick,” directed by Alicia Harris.
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