Le Festival du Monde Arabe de Montréal (FMA) est une structure de production, de diffusion et de création de spectacles vivants qui participe activement à la vie culturelle et artistique de Montréal. Son comité artistique est formé d’artistes de toutes les origines qui partagent la même vision et les mêmes objectifs. Son objet artistique n’est pas restreint à un art en particulier, mais à la synthèse de tous les arts, ne se limitant pas à une ligne esthétique figée. Ses activités s’intègrent d’une façon harmonieuse et enrichissante, dans le paysage culturel de la ville et alimentent sa vie artistique avec de nouvelles expressions. Véritable carrefour de tendances et d’orientations artistiques permettant la réflexion et l’expérimentation, le FMA se veut un lieu de face-à-face, d’échanges et de liaison entre les cultures.
The Norwich Film Festival was recently chosen by The Metro as one of "the top UK film festivals you need to know about", and in 2017 became a BIFA (British Independent Film Awards) qualifying short film festival.
We have been running since 2009 and over the years we have hosted over 75 events and screened over 500 films to the public.
The Norwich Film Festival has an amazing array of celebrity patrons including Stephen Fry, Tim McInnerny, Olivia Colman, Julian Jarrold, Brian Cox & John Collee. We also work hard to recruit industry judges (see below) who are all eager to watch our nominated films.
Our 2018 film judges will only view the NOMINATED Films selected and the Norwich Film Festival will then allocate which film categories that judges will watch.
The 2018 film judges are (subject to work commitments):
- Alfred Molina (World Famous Actor)
- Denise Parkinson (Director of Entertainment at the Telegraph)
- Gavin Humphries (BAFTA nominated and Cannes winning shorts producer)
- Andrea Gibb (BAFTA Nominated Screenwriter)
- Matt Wilkinson (Award Nominated Producer)
- Emma Freud (Script Editor & Associate Producer)
- Eddy Joseph (Two time BAFTA winning Sound Editor)
- Mark Everson (Award winning Editor)
- Ferne Pearlstein (Award winning Director, Cinematography & Producer)
- Andrew Deane (Emmy Winning Producer and Managing Partner at Industry Entertainment)
- Steven Hall (DOP and BAFTA Judge)
As well as screening the selected films to the public, the winning films will also receive an award, a certificate, a cash prize, and a selection of other industry related prizes.
Our social media gained well over 2 million impressions on Twitter alone last year, and we will promote your film to a global audience.
The International Film Festival for Spirituality, Religion, and Visionary (IFFSRV) was established by some individuals who care about human living in peace towards themselves, forming strong and healthy alliances with others in harmony, and having good communication with their Creator despite of their sex, religion, race, and economic status.
The International Film Festival for Spirituality, Religion, and Visionary will act as a mean to sustain and promote the continuity of creativity and artworks produced and carved by filmmakers all over the world in following their dreams and pure calling to make betterment for humanity, as well as to participate in the film industry; to make a better live for each individual despite their differences in belief system.
IFFSRV festival day will be held at the end of November to celebrate the tolerance world day (16 November).
Through this festival, we hope to:
1. Give comfort and consolidation for the people in despair that he or she is never alone and that life is full of hope.
2. Encourage people when facing difficulties because of what they belief.
3. Inspire and enlighten people to find the purpose of their life regardless their belief, economic or cultural background.
4. Help people to have better acceptance towards themselves and enhance self-esteem because each individual are loved by God and they are special and unique in God’s eyes.
5. Inspire people to follow their dream and not easy to give up.
6. Encourage people to follow his and her own mission and path in life.
7. Inspire young generation to have broader mindset and perspective, to think beyond the box, and to be able to accept differences among religions and belief system.
8. Inspire young people to have vision and goal in life and work hard to achieve them.
Cine Sinú Audiovisual Festival is an event developed to promote and disseminate the National Audiovisual Production and Local . Emerges as a collective concern of search spaces for the dissemination of works and generate the interaction between artists and the community at large , in order to strengthen the audiovisual culture in the Department of Cordoba, Colombia .
11th Kolkata Shorts International Film Festival 22 est une fusion de créativité cinématographique et de folie des cinéphiles de la belle ville de Calcutta. La ville de Calcutta est le centre du cinéma bengali, une destination culturelle et riche de nombreux cinéastes en herbe depuis le siècle dernier. L'objectif du festival est de donner de l'élan au court métrage et de favoriser la croissance de nouveaux cinéastes.
L'humble voyage du KSIFF a commencé en 2012 pour marquer les 100 ans de célébration du cinéma indien et pour saluer la contribution de l'industrie cinématographique bengali au développement du cinéma en Inde. Les éditions du festival de 2012 à 2021 ont connu un énorme succès avec la participation de toute l'Inde et de pays étrangers et sont le festival novateur en Inde et aujourd'hui très demandé par les jeunes cinéastes.
Le festival offre une plate-forme aux cinéastes aspirants et professionnels pour présenter leurs talents grâce à des opportunités de réseautage et de marketing dans l'industrie cinématographique. Le festival accueille également des master classes et un marché du court-métrage. L'objectif du festival est de créer une culture des courts-métrages, de promouvoir les futurs cinéastes, de développer des sources de revenus pour les courts métrages et de faire de la réalisation de courts métrages une entreprise commerciale.
Miniboxoffice Online Festivals are established with the mission to provide online platform to showcase the world’s remarkable short films without any physical boundary. It gives audience a chance to understand the culture of different nations through the art of short cinema created by young auteur. By participating in Miniboxoffice Online Festivals filmmakers get chance to network with the large number of filmmakers worldwide which increase the scope of working internationally & at the same time festival exposes the work to industry professionals. The festival will promote the work & audience can comments & interact with filmmakers using our platform.
The festival is envisaged by Miniboxoffice, is a leading independent film festival organizing company based in India & serving the world’s short filmmakers community. Our film festival touches the every aspect of cinema & life since year 2010. The Miniboxoffice has served to almost more than 6500 filmmakers worldwide so far. With strong audience base from 80 countries, professional network of 1800 film schools & 80000 film professionals here we take the opportunity to dedicate the Miniboxoffice Online Festivals to the world’s short film making community. Come & join Miniboxoffice Online Festivals & create branding for you as filmmaker. For sure it would be an exciting experience for you.
LE FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DU FILM DE GIJÓN/XIXÓN (FICX) a pour objectif de présenter une sélection large et variée de films d'auteur actuellement produits dans le monde entier, et particulièrement axée sur les films innovants et les cinéastes émergents. Cinéma de haute qualité, personnel, jeune dans sa forme, avant-gardiste et indépendant au niveau créatif. Au cours de son processus de sélection, le Festival donnera la priorité aux œuvres intéressantes dont la première mondiale, internationale, européenne ou espagnole aura lieu au FICX, ainsi qu'à celles qui n'ont pas d'accord de distribution commerciale sur le territoire espagnol.
Reconnu comme « festival spécialisé » par la FIAPF (Fédération internationale des associations de producteurs de films)
ANTOFACINE, le Festival international du film d'Antofagasta, est un lieu de rassemblement pour les cinéastes nationaux et internationaux ; sur cette base, nous aimerions contribuer à :
● Promouvoir les films de fiction, de non-fiction et d'animation en tant qu'outils de transformation culturelle et sociale au profit de tous les habitants de la région d'Antofagasta.
● Favoriser le développement de projets audiovisuels dans la région et le pays, soutenir la création d'un espace professionnel afin de promouvoir les œuvres audiovisuelles locales, nationales et internationales ; contribuer à la formation du public et créer un point de rassemblement à Antofagasta pour l'interaction nécessaire de tous les agents concernés de l'industrie audiovisuelle.
La version 12 du Festival international du film d'Antofagasta, ANTOFACINE 2023, se tiendra du 14 au 18 novembre, dans la ville d'Antofagasta et dans d'autres lieux de la région.
Animation professionals, either as individuals or as collectives, may participate, as well as film-makers, visual artists, students and general public.
La Associació Crear per la Identitat i la Memòria (ACIM) organiza la V Muestra de Cortometrajes por la Identidad y convoca a los autores a enviar sus obras. La Muestra tendrá lugar en Barcelona el 30 de noviembre y el 1 y 2 de diciembre de 2016, y reunirá cortometrajes que aborden el tema del robo de la identidad, su reconocimiento y recuperación, y las consecuencias personales y sociales. ACIM promueve actividades de denuncia del robo de identidad, especialmente la de ninos y está en estrecho contacto con la Asociación Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo. El secuestro de niños y cambio de identidad fue una práctica sistemática durante la última dictadura militar argentina así como durante la dictadura franquista y otros gobiernos de facto. ACIM considera fundamental luchar por la restitución de la identidad, que es un derecho inalienable. La Muestra tiene el objetivo de promover a través del cine un espacio que analice y debata el tema del robo de la identidad en todas sus dimensiones culturales, psicológicas, sociales y biológicas.
Les objectifs du Festival du film TRIFI sont les suivants :
- Promouvoir et encourager les futurs artistes et artisans dans les arts, les médias et la technologie du cinéma.
- Sensibiliser davantage le public et apprécier les films en tant que forme d'
art ;
- Soutenir l'éducation du grand public dans ces domaines en organisant annuellement des expositions cinématographiques, des conférences, des séminaires, des ateliers et d'autres activités.
La devise de TRIFI est « Mettre en avant des films indépendants avec des budgets limités en utilisant une imagination illimitée ! »
Des films peuvent également être sélectionnés pour être projetés sans frais supplémentaires au Radçon SF&F Convention à Pasco WA 15-17 février 2019 - Seattle Crypticon 3-5 mai 2019 (bloc de 2 heures - Shorts d'horreur uniquement)
TRIFI (TCIF3) est une organisation à but non lucratif de l'État de Washington. Organisme agréé 501c3 exonéré d'impôt
Le festival du film « Seize the Film » se concentre sur les projections de films liés au thème du handicap/au moins un acteur est handicapé et propose des éditions à Novi Sad (Serbie), Rijeka (Croatie) et Kotor (Monténégro).
Outre les projections de films sur le thème du handicap, le festival propose également des programmes d'accompagnement et de post-production : Film Caravan, qui comprend des projections dans des espaces culturels, des écoles, d'autres festivals et « Seize the film Kids », des projections de films adaptés aux enfants âgés de 7 à 12 ans (en Serbie).
Forster Film Festival is an annual event, now in its 8th year, showcasing an inspired program of entertaining, thought-provoking and life-affirming short films.
Strongly supported by local business and media, FFF is a stunning place to watch world class international short films. Sparkling lakes and gorgeous beaches serve as the backdrop for this exciting event, situated in a prime Australian vacation destination.
"A fantastic event in a spectacular location" Sue Milliken, former Chair of Australian Film Commission.
The Lookout Wild Film Festival is an outdoor adventure and conservation festival in Chattanooga, Tenn., that aims to celebrate what we call "wild" films. We are looking for projects that celebrate the wild places around the Southeast, North America and the world.
Topics of such films may include — but are not limited to — exploration, conservation, nature, wildlife, survival and outdoor activities such as adventure sports. Some sports/activities we hope to encompass are: rock climbing, cycling, paddling, hiking, hang gliding, skiing, running, mountain biking, fishing, birding, snowshoeing, caving, boarding (snow, wake, skate and others), horseback riding, surfing, multisport, slack lining, base jumping and whatever else people are doing outside.
We are looking for narrative and documentary films, feature-length, shorts and everything in between.
But beyond any specific activity or theme, the LWFF board is looking for films that share our love of the outdoors and storytelling. We want films that take us places we can't go — or haven't gone yet. We want films that help us see things with a new perspective.
Films will be shown over three days at the historic Chattanooga Choo Choo.
Chattanooga is a youthful, growing outdoor mecca drawing in top experts and athletes from around the United States. The city are also garnering attention from media outlets and tourism groups, headlined by Outside Magazine calling the Scenic City its "Best City Ever" in 2011 and the New York Times declaring that Chattanooga has the fastest Internet speeds in the country in 2010.
We believe that the Lookout Wild Film Festival will be key part of Chattanooga's continued growth as a destination for both outdoor enthusiasts and young, techie creatives. We hope to see you here!
6th CinemAvvenire Film Festival carries on and strengthens the International/European dimension of the Associazione Centro Internazionale CinemAvvenire, a project managed with enthusiasm and determination since 1992 through the starting idea by Gillo Pontecorvo.
Lumière 2015 signs a crucial step forward; the previous edition hosted 100 feature films and 200 shorts from 60 different Countries.
Each tool of the festival is at disposal for the discover and the exploration of new styles and talents, assisting and supporting the independent productions setting a European platform for their expectations. A look at the past won’t be ignored –bringing to light some unpopular zone of Cinema History – as it belongs to the logic of discovery too.
We have concluded many deals with several partners around Europe. This partnerships are planned to decentralize the event with the aim to promote young talents inside a European web allowing audiovisual works to get a broader circulation around EU.
This European direction led us choosing the platypus as logo for our festival. It unites different parts from different animals and this feature makes it unique. It has a duckbill, the tail as rodents, the paws as reptiles and it lays eggs notwithstanding it is a mammal animal. Its skills let it free form categorization and guardian of a precious metaphor: united in diversity.
