The Short+Sweet Hollywood Film Festival continues its five-week celebration of short films, screening until Oct. 13. Short+Sweet is the world’s biggest festival of short works for film, stage and dance occurring in nine countries and 30 cities.

“A Conversation with the Devil,” written and directed by Jonathan I. Jackson, will screen at this year’s Short+Sweet Hollywood Film Festival. (photo courtesy of Short+Sweet Hollywood Film Festival)

The second week of the festival begins on Saturday, Sept. 22. The third week, starting on Sept. 29, will be devoted specifically to Latino filmmakers.

Films include “Ana,” written and directed by Joseph D’Agosta; “Criadas Por Abuela,” written and directed by Elena Rojas Garcia; “Ofelia,” directed by Fabiola Stevenson and written by Camille Bacos and Jorge Duran; and “A Conversation with the Devil,” written and directed by Jonathan I. Jackson.

Screenings are at the Marilyn Monroe Theatre in the Lee Strasberg Creative Center, located at 7936 Santa Monica Blvd. Tickets are $14, and can be purchased at the door, or online at bit.ly/2MKJIas.