'Made in Wales' Shorts (15) - WOW Film Festival 2026

Fresh voices. Bold craft. Stories 'Made in Wales'.

Discover the sheer range of Welsh short filmmaking in this WOW-curated bundle of shorts made in Wales and/or by Welsh filmmakers. From eerie rural dread to poetic identity, from Romani family memory to Super 16 time-travel, this programme brings together distinctive craft, surprising forms, and a vivid snapshot of Welsh screen storytelling today.

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The films:

Ya Bilaadi (Tia-Zakura Camilleri, 9')
Wales’ National Poet Hanan Issa weaves Welsh–Arab identity through poetry, reflecting on belonging, dual culture, and inspiring women through storytelling.

Moving Sound (PG) (Sadia Pineda Hameed, 8')
Shot on Super 16, a time-travelling Welsh broadcast sends organising tactics to 1980s miners—blending archive and fiction.

Milodfa (Menagerie) (Amelia Lloyd, 16')
The death of Dadi leaves the fate of the farm to one of three dysfunctional siblings.

The Earth Beneath Margaret’s Feet (Lisa Smith, 11'30'')
Through the potato, Romani director Lisa Smith explores her grandmother’s memories—uncovering undocumented ancestral stopping places from her family’s nomadic past.

A Field in June (Morgan Eglin, 9'34'')
A midsummer picnic curdles into dread when she vanishes. Stranded in still countryside, he searches as panic takes hold.

Dreigiau Cymreig Patagonia (U) (Niamh Wynne, 20')
In their final year of high school, three Argentinean best friends prepare for their last Welsh Eisteddfod competition—but are they ready to say goodbye?