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Things have gotten so bad in Eastern Europe that countries such as Moldavia and Albania don’t even have feature-length films anymore. It’s true. The bread lines may be long, but the films are all short. Nah, actually, thanks to the Euro and booming real estate markets, the former Soviet Bloc is likely doing a lot better than ole’ US of A. And they have a fertile film industry to prove it. This Tuesday, you can watch the best in short films from Czech Republic to Bulgaria thanks to Miami’s own epicenter of Euro culture, Alliance Française. The Eurochannel Short Film Tour will feature the top 13 shorts from Eastern European countries. A man with a red fish lives opposite a beach but is too afraid to brave the tunnel that gets him there. A boy who lives between the houses of his separated parents cannot find a place to park his bicycle. They may sound like mundane scenarios, but when distilled into short films they become powerful cinema haikus.
Tue., Jan. 25, 6 p.m., 2011