10 · 04 · 18 FICM announces the Online Mexican Short Film Selection of its 16th edition Share with twitter Share with facebook Share with mail Copy to clipboard For the fifth consecutive year, some short films of the Official Selection of this edition will be available for free on the platforms of the Morelia International Film Festival (FICM), in the Online Mexican Short Film Selection section. From October 20th to November 11th, 2018, 23 Mexican short films will be available to the public through www.seleccionenlineaficm.com and on our YouTube channel. The audience can vote for their favorite from the 20th to the 26th of October. The short film with the highest number of votes will receive the Online Mexican Short Film Selection Award, granted by Cinépolis KLIC and consisting of a diploma and $50,000 pesos in cash. Cinépolis KLIC (www.cinepolisklic.com) is the premium video on demand platform offering movies for rent and purchase, live events and TV series, without subscriptions or monthly charges. Below we present the titles that make up the Online Mexican Short Film Selection of FICM's 16th edition. El aire delgado | Pablo Giles El amor dura tres meses | Rafael Martínez García Ana | Dante Cerano, Magda Cacari Desde una ventana | Sebastián Hiriart Donde reside la esperanza | Adrián González Camargo Frago | Luisa Lemus Freaktown | Diana Cruz González Golden Malibu | Natalia Bermúdez Fierro Gran Jonás | Javier García Ismael | Axel Cuevas de Chaunac Laura y el viento | Natali Montell Las mujeres invisibles | Pablo Cruz Villalba Lo que importa es lo de adentro | Eduardo Altamirano Química | Mariana Musalem Ramos El reflejo del mamífero | Flavia Martínez El último romántico | Natalia García Agraz Las rancheras | Hermann Neudert Reverie | Philip Piaget Realidad circundante | Mario Trujillo Suicidrag | Andrea Pérez Su, Arturo Campos Nieto Rangel Te quiero, Alejandra | Minerva R. Bolaños Los tiempos de Héctor | Ariel Gutiérrez TODO ESTO SUCEDE MIENTRAS DUERMES (y no puedes ver lo que sueño) | Adrián Quintero Mármol Martínez