The Short Film Corner is the area at the Cannes Film Festival where filmmakers who have made short films gather together.
Flyers for hundreds of short films adorn the walls as people try to get their work more exposure at the festival.
Directors from all over the world submit films for inclusion in the Short Film Competition and to meet fellow directors.
It was there that I met Rob Johnson who has made a short called Sometimes the Smallest Places.
We hooked up later at The Grand Hotel to discuss the film and his experience bringing it over to Cannes.
Listen to the interview here:
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