The Quarantine Film Festival is going to show the short film The Drunkard's Walk (El andar del borracho), directed by Pol Armengol, in Bulgaria since it has been as part of the Official Competition.
The Drunkard's Walk (El andar del borracho), the short by Pol Armengol, is going to take part at the The Quarantine Film Festival 2017 from today, Wednesday 4th July. Because of that, The Drunkard's Walk is going to be screened in Bulgaria, specifically, in the city of Varna / Варна, in the province of the same name.
The third edition of The Quarantine Film Festival will be held from today, 4th July, as we have above mentioned, until Saturday 8th. During these five days, this film festival has planned to show 59 films produced in 28 countries. The organizers have received over 3,500 films coming from 118 countries during the call-for-entries term of the current edition.
The short The Drunkard's Walk, directed by Pol Armengol, is part of the Official Competition of The Quarantine Film Festival 2017. So this short is going to be screened just today, from 21:30 hours (UTC+3 EEST). This screening, as the rest of this festival, will take place open air, in a beach of Asparuhovo, one of the districts of Varna.
The Official Competition of the third The Quarantine Film Festival comprises short films: Leaving the Sea (Philippines), The Bathtub (Austria), The Common Chameleon (Germany), Memories of You (Netherlands), Beware of Trains (Sweden), Unlock the Stage (Bulgaria / USA), Finito (Brazil), What the Hell (France), The Drunkard's Walk by Pol Armengol (Spain), The Maltese Fighter (Malta), Icky (Iran), A Passion of Gold and Fire (Belgium), Message to Mom (Bulgaria), Urban Audio Spectrum (Germany), Goliath (France), OSSA (Italy), Before Me (Canada), Journey (Australia), The Block (Switzerland), Swimming in the Desert (USA), The Peacock (China), #Selfie (Germany), Mattia Can Fly (Italy), Faint (Germany), The Moon Is Essentially Gray (USA), The Age of Reason (France), Whoever Was Using This Bed (Australia), Lost and Found (Germany), Bolero (Italy), Zoom In (Iran), Dreams On Sale (Romania), The Indigestion (Belgium), The App (Spain), Historia de un amor (Panama), Nako (France), 10 to the minus 43 second (France), Nobody Dies Here (France), Deep Into The Surface (Italy), Love (Hungary), Teatime Ponderer (USA), The Bridge (Ukraine), Angle (Iraq), Fire Water Air Earth and Time (Germany), We Are Outside Playing In The Garden (Germany), As I Love You (Spain), Hypertrain (Switzerland), Born of Stone (Italy), Irreversible (Romania), Son (Germany), Backstory (Germany), Gray Cell (France), Sacre Coeur (France), Zero-G (Austria), The Clock is Ticking (Poland), Bubbles (United Kingdom), Samedi Cinema (Senegal), Microcosm – Francesca Pasquali (United Kingdom), Immersion (Switzerland), and Ruah (Switzerland).
The origins of these finalists are, by order: Germany (9), France (8), Italy (5), Switzerland (4), USA (3 plus an international co-production), Spain (3 —The Drunkard's Walk by Pol Armengol being one of them), Australia (2), Austria (2), Belgium (2), Iran (2), United Kingdom (2), Romania (2), Bulgaria (1 plus an international co-production), Brazil (1), Canada (1), China (1), Philippines (1), Netherlands (1), Hungary (1), Iraq (1), Malta (1), Panama (1), Poland (1), Senegal (1), Sweden (1), and Ukraine (1).