Infinite
Frames
Students’ Short Film
Festival
Since 2023, Infinite Frames has served as a platform for local and international student filmmakers and film enthusiasts to showcase their creative work and enjoy outstanding short films. As a student-led festival, we celebrate and value the boundless creativity and fresh perspectives of the younger generation. The previous three editions of the Infinite Frames Students’ Short Film Festival featured many innovative and thought-provoking short films submitted by talented students, encouraging storytellers to inspire and connect. As we enter a technology-driven era, the Festival supports the integration of innovations, such as artificial intelligence in creative works, while prioritizing artistic originality and quality.
Infinite Frames 2026: Flux
“ Flux — a flow state, continuous change and movement ”
This year, Infinite Frames will explore the state of transformation in today's contemporary culture through the powerful lens of moving images. From the fluidity of perspectives to the change of environments, from the spark of new connections to the erosion of old norms, you will experience infinite ways of how ‘change’ shapes our society.
We are excited to host the fourth edition of Infinite Frames Students’ Short Film Festival on 15 May 2026.
A diverse selection of local and international short films centered on the theme ‘Flux’ will be screened, followed by panel discussions featuring distinguished guests. You will go through a journey of appreciation, enjoy the essence of Flux that student filmmakers captured and curated.
With the support of Tai Kwun SpaceShare Programme, the Festival will be held at Tai Kwun Laundry Steps on 15 May 2026 at 6 p.m.
Free admission, open to the public.
See you at the festival!
Click here to sign up for the 4th Infinite Frames Students’ Short Film Festival.
Special thanks to HKU Common Core Office, HKU School of Future Media, HKU Faculty of Arts, HKU University Museum and Art Gallery, HKU Leadership and Impact Award
Festival sponsored by the Austrian Consulate General Hong Kong
Festival venue supported by Tai Kwun SpaceShare Programme
In collaboration with the Consulate General of the Czech Republic in Hong Kong, Goethe-Institut Hong Kong, the Consulate General of Italy in Hong Kong, the Italian Cultural Institute in Hong Kong,
HFF Munich,
Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, Vienna University of Technology, Film Academy of Miroslav Ondricek in Pisek, Wonderland Platform for European Architecture