Latin American and Spanish Videos Freely Available on the Internet: A Guide to Web Sources: Short Films

Selection Mexican animated short films. Rich metadata is included for each video. Uploaded in Youtube. Part of Mexicana, an open platform that will allow you to access the available digital collections of the Ministry of Culture.

Selection of short films by students of the Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica (CCC). Rich metadata is included for each video. Uploaded in Youtube. Part of Mexicana, an open platform that will allow you to access the available digital collections of the Ministry of Culture.

An online film archive that provides free and legal access to +150 Spanish films. An initiative by Kinora, a NGO that promotes audiovisual literacy. Feature and short films are browsable by keyword, creator, year, genre, and tags. Platform launched in April 2013.

Brazilian portal that includes information about more than 7,000 short films. Over 1,000 are available online. An advanced search feature is provided. Short films can be browsed by genre. Tag search is also supported.

Includes videos in the Vimeo website tagged as "cortometraje" (which means "short films" in English).

One of the most pretigious short-film festivals on the Internet. Most of the shorts are in Spanish, although recently works in English have been accepted. This website allows you to download or view all of the short films selected to compete in the festival since its inception. Members of the jury present their own films. Interface available in English and Spanish.

Launched in 2010, this film festival is specialized in Iberoamerican short films in Spanish (or Spanish subtitles). Short films can be searched by title, director, subject category, and country.

This Argentian short film festival specializes in short films created with cell phones.

This festival specialized in short films made with cell phones.