Screenings of 2023 Oscar nominated short films return to The Plaza Cinema & Media Arts Center in Patchogue

Starting Friday, February 17, join sophisticated moviegoers from across Long Island at screenings of 2023 Oscar®-nominated short films at Plaza Film and Media Arts Center in Patchogue, Long Island, New York, 11772.

Since 2006 ShortsTV proudly presents Oscar® nominated short films to audiences around the world. This special edition features the most spectacular short films of the year and is available to watch on the big screen for a limited time shortly after the nominations are announced.

Each nominee is released in one of three separate feature-length collections, depending on the category of the nomination:

live action including Irish Farewell (IRELAND), Ivalu (DENMARK), Le Pupille (ITALY), Night Ride-Nattrikken (NORWAY) and Red Suitcase (LUXEMBOURG).

Animation including “The Ostrich Told Me The World Is Fake and I Think I Believe It” (AUSTRALIA), “The Ice Traders” (PORTUGAL, UNITED KINGDOM, FRANCE), “My Members Year” (USA), “Boy, mole”. , Fox and Horse (UK) and The Flying Sailor (CANADA)

Documentary including “Haulout” (UK), “How do you measure a year?” (USA), Stranger at the Gate (USA), The Elephant Whisperers (INDIA) and The Martha Mitchell Effect (USA).

The distribution of nominated short films is the world’s largest commercial release of short films, delighting audiences and giving filmmakers an unparalleled opportunity to entertain short film fans.

SHOW AND TICKETS

Adult – $9.00 | Student – $7.00 | Member – $6.00

Buy tickets NOW at www.plazamac.org

or come to the box office an hour before the session!

Plaza Cinema & Media Arts Center is a community-supported, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Its mission is to celebrate the power and magic of cinema as an art form and a vehicle for multicultural exchange and social responsibility through:

– Screening of quality mainstream, independent and foreign films, as well as opera and theater productions, filmed live from world stages.

– Tours, medical literacy workshops, and film and animation classes are offered.

– Participation in the economic and cultural development of society.

– Presentation of curated series and festivals with guest speakers

As a cultural center, The Plaza attracts tourists. Many out-of-town regulars who come to watch a movie or attend classes also shop at nearby stores and dine at local restaurants. Media art classes provide creative opportunities for children and teenagers. Guided tours, media literacy workshops and professional development courses for teachers create a vital synergy between education and the arts. As a community-supported organization, The Plaza provides a safe, inclusive, and fair community forum for diverse community groups, individuals, artists, musicians, filmmakers, and nonprofit advocacy groups to connect, collaborate, discuss, and support each other. especially when faced with life’s ups and downs.

For more information about Plaza Cinema & Media Arts Center, please visit: www.plazamac.org.