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Join us and over 100,000 film lovers in over 500 cities across six continents as we gather for one reason: to view and vote on the finalist films in the 26th Annual MANHATTAN SHORT Film Festival.
Come to the Akron-Summit County Public Library as we participate in the 26th Annual MANHATTAN SHORT Film Festival from September 29 - October 7.
You be the judge! Join an international audience of thousands of film lovers to view and vote on a selection of outstanding short films from around the world. Past finalists have even won at the Oscars. If you are a film fan, this program is for you.
The MANHATTAN SHORT Film Festival is available for viewing at several Akron-Summit County Public Library locations:
Please note: Some films may contain content and language not suitable for children.
For more information, contact the Culture & AV Division at cadiv@akronlibrary.org or 330.643.9015.
AGE GROUP: | Tween | Teen | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Movies | Community Event | Community Discussion |
TAGS: | short films | Movies | Manhattan Shorts | Film Festival |
Main Library, located in the heart of downtown Akron, combines compelling public space with meaningful and relevant public library services for all members of our community. Since opening in 2004, the downtown library welcomes more than one million visitors each year.
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Specialized spaces include a 425-seat auditorium, public meeting rooms, and a used bookstore. An interior glass block walkway leads to a 600-space parking garage owned by the City of Akron. An outdoor amphitheater and landscaped park complete the complex.