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La Asociación Cultural Time & Memory organiza la decimocuarta edición del Festival de Cortometrajes denominado «SHORT TO SOUTH», que se celebrará en Polla (SA), ITALIA, del 20 al 21 de junio de 2026 en el Auditorio «Holy Nicolicchio».
El Festival de Cortometrajes de Prokuplje, fundado en 2011, es el festival de cine más joven de Serbia. En Prokplje hay un evento en el que el público puede ver lo mejor del campo del documental, el experimento, la animación y la ficción de todo el mundo. Miles de películas de todo el mundo llegan a la sede del festival, y así lo han reflejado las numerosas audiencias de Prokuplje, pero también de otras ciudades de Serbia y de la región, ya que el equipo organiza una gira en la que se presentan las mejores películas en más de 30 ciudades. La falta de cine, así como la falta de una película como asignatura en la escuela, impiden que los jóvenes aprendan sobre este arte.
Para ver algo de este contenido, los jóvenes tienen que ir a Nis, o incluso a Belgrado. Esta es una oportunidad para ver en Prokuplje los últimos cortometrajes de todo el mundo. En los últimos años, según las investigaciones, ha disminuido la asistencia del público a los festivales de todo el mundo. Por eso, y debido a la presentación de la película entre los jóvenes, hemos llevado la obra a todos los centros de enseñanza primaria y secundaria, que son un público potencial y se animarán con la presentación de las películas de los festivales y el debate sobre la importancia del Festival. Además de trabajar con los jóvenes de Prokuplje, el Club de Cine de Prokuplje es el primero en empezar a animar al público de las zonas rurales, que están completamente excluidas de todos los eventos, especialmente los culturales.
The Canada International Film Festival has firmly established itself among the top film festivals in Canada. Held each year in the beautiful and cosmopolitan city of Vancouver, British Columbia, the festival brings the very best of world cinema to Canada from over 90 countries around the world.
«Festival de cine de terror esencial» de Raindance.org
«20 festivales de cine más geniales» por MovieMaker Magazine
«13 festivales de cine de terror por los que morir» por MovieMaker Magazine
«Festival de cine de terror y ciencia ficción más cool» por MovieMaker Magazine
«Mejor festival de cine de terror» por Production Hub.com
Finalista - «Mejor Festival de Cine» de Orlando Weekly
«Me encanta este festival»! Robert Englund también conocido como Freddy Krueger
El FREAK SHOW Horror Film Festival es el festival de cine de género de terror más grande y de mayor duración del estado de Florida. Ubicado en una sala de cine real, no en una sala de convenciones.
FREAKO the Clown te da la bienvenida a PONERTE RARO con nosotros! Somos el hogar del codiciado «FREAKY AWARD».
¡Celebra y apoya el arte del terror independiente! Este festival internacional de cine de género de terror es la creación del propietario de FEAR FILM Studios Robert J. Massetti. Como veterano cineasta de terror independiente, Robert quería hacer un festival de cine que celebrara al cineasta de terror independiente dándole al artista un foro para mostrar su trabajo.
El festival es un escaparate de algunos de los cineastas de terror más talentosos y emergentes del mundo y se esfuerza por ayudar a los cineastas a alcanzar sus objetivos con sus películas. Es un festival que no debe perderse por diversión y exposición.
¡El Festival proyecta películas en los nuevos EPIC THEATERS de Lee Vista! El teatro cuenta con asientos reclinables eléctricos, proyección de última generación, Dolby Sound, asientos de reserva, así como un bar de cerveza y vinos en el vestíbulo. Ubicado a pocos minutos del aeropuerto internacional de Orlando, con hoteles, restaurantes y bares a poca distancia a pie. ¡Convirtiendo al FREAK SHOW Horror Film Festival en uno de los mejores festivales a los que asistir del mundo!
Ischia Film Festival is the heart of the project “Cinema & Territory’’ created by Michelangelo Messina for the no-profit organization Association Art Movie & Music, whose purpose is to spread among a vast audience unedited audio-visual works that highlight the cultural identity of a place through the movie screening and locations.
Every year the festival presents a selection of films from all over the world: all of them emphasize the cultural identity or the landscape's features of a certain territory through the audiovisual narration. A jury of personages of the film industry awards the best films among the ones selected for the official competition.
During the Festival week, in addition to the competition's film screenings, there is a special section about "denied location" and there also are omages to important figures of the international film industry. The Festival is an important part of a wider project called "Cinema and territory" that aims at protecting cultural and landscape peculiarities of territories in order to promote them through the audiovisual medium.
KloosterKino is the place to be for animated shorts in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. Three times a year we show the best animated shorts from all over the world in a friendly setting. The screenings take place in a historic cloister, which dates back to 1909, and are not subject to admission.
KloosterKino shows work by young filmmakers, but also pays attention to classic animated film. Throughout the year we also work with other festivals and cultural organizations to arrange screenings of animated shorts.
But why animated shorts? Well, first of all, because we love them! But also because too few animated shorts are shown theatrically in the Netherlands. KloosterKino wants to show animation in all its diversity: from stop-motion to CGI, from narrative to abstract, homegrown and from far away. In doing so, we hope to aid in the diffusion of the artistic animated short.
We intend to be an alternative to the larger animation festivals by offering screenings which are both accessible and challenging. We stand for high quality animated film in welcoming surroundings. Our target audience is not just the animation aficionado, but also those who normally don’t watch animation, but are open to a surprising and stimulating program of films.
KloosterKino is a nonprofit foundation, that depends on volunteers and gifts.
El Festival Internacional de Cine de Huesca cuenta con el respaldo de la Academia de Hollywood, que lo acredita como preselector para los Oscar en la categoría de “Mejor Cortometraje de Ficción”, también la Academia de las Artes y las Ciencias Cinematográficas de España lo reconoce para los Premios Goya.
http://www.oscars.org/sites/default/files/88aa_shorts_festival_list.pdf
¡El Circuito del Festival Inffinito abre inscripciones para sus ediciones en 2020!
El Circuito Inffinito es una acción pionera para promover Brasil en el mercado internacional, a través de festivales de cine. Es una referencia en la difusión de productos y servicios brasileños, además de construir una plataforma efectiva para el intercambio de negocios y la promoción de los destinos turísticos del país.
A lo largo de nuestros 24 años de experiencia en la organización de festivales en el extranjero, hemos celebrado 82 festivales en 13 ciudades. Presentamos 62 conciertos de reconocidos artistas de la música brasileña y exhibimos 865 películas nacionales. Confirmamos el interés del público extranjero en conocer mejor Brasil, su cultura, costumbres, productos y destinos turísticos.
PROGRAMA 2020
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14º Braff Nueva York - 21 al 27 de junio de 2020
24 Braff Miami - 12 al 19 de septiembre de 2020
14º Festival de Cine Brasileño de Nueva York - 21 al 27 de junio de 2020.
Braff NY es un evento oficial en el calendario cultural de Nueva York y es conocido como una poderosa herramienta para la visibilidad y promoción de Brasil en los Estados Unidos.
24º Festival de Cine Brasileño de Miami - 12 al 19 de septiembre de 2020.
BRAFF Miami es un festival oficial del condado de Miami Dade, las ciudades de Miami y Miami Beach y el gobierno de Florida. El Festival de Cine Brasileño de Miami (BRAFF) es el pionero y el Festival de Cine Brasileño más largo del mundo. Celebrado durante 24 años consecutivos, desde la reanudación del cine brasileño. Su compromiso y dedicación para exhibir películas brasileñas en el extranjero han conquistado a un público más fiel que espera el evento anual para una visión actualizada del cine brasileño. El Festival ha demostrado ser un recurso fundamental y valioso para presentar las mejores nuevas producciones brasileñas al público estadounidense, un escaparate natural para la promoción, además de ser un entorno empresarial con un extraordinario potencial económico para la cadena de producción brasileña.
CINEFIESTA, nuestro internacionalmente reconocido Festival, es un proyecto que impacta la cultura y la economía. Con el paso de los años y el apoyo de múltiples entidades públicas y privadas, CINEFIESTA se convirtió en uno de los Festivales de Cortometrajes más importantes de América, y no sería exagerar, el decir que en uno de relevancia mundial.
For the upcoming sixth edition of the RabbitFest, Associazione culturale SKUNK is pleased to announce the 2016 contest for animated short films coming from all over the world. All themes and animation techniques are accepted: submissions to the contest will be divided in three different categories.
CATEGORIES:
NARRATIVE SHORT FILM
This section is dedicated to narrative short animated films with a running time of no longer than 20 minutes.
KIDS
This section is dedicated to short animated films specifically for an audience of children, with a running time of no longer than 20 minutes.
OFF
This section is dedicated to experimental and non-narrative works, with a running time of no longer than 20 minutes (experimental short films, motion graphics, video game cinematic trailers, advertisements, abstract, videoclips)
ONLY GALICIAN SHORT FILMS
Short films only: under 30 minutes.
Submitted films must have been completed after 2017 and 2018 and they must also be Galician. This means they must have been either produced by companies or people from Galicia, directed by a Galician director.
Music videos must be Galician too. It means they must be either related to a song from a Galician musician or directed by a Galician author.
El Festival de Cinemə Internacional de Merdə de Suecə – Festival de Cine Internacional de Mierda de Sueca (C.I.M. Sueca) es el festival unitario del cine de bajo presupuesto, independiente o no comercial que tiene su sede en Sueca (Valencia-España).
El C.I.M. Sueca aspira a dinamizar las iniciativas audiovisuales de la contracultura. Es la casa de los inasimilables, de los contestatarios, de los ácratas y los creadores libres.
El acrónimo CIM (cima en catalán) representa precisamente eso, la cúspide de la montaña, el vértice del iceberg, el pico del montículo. La cumbre del estercolero que forman las obras más maltratadas por el establishment.
El C.I.M. Sueca convoca anualmente las bases de los Premis de Cinemə internacional de Merdə de Suecə – Premios de Cine internacional de Mierda de Sueca, para galardonar las creaciones mas bizarras del universo.
El Festival de Cine de 100 segundos reúne a cineastas internacionales que utilizan su brevedad y su infinita creatividad artística para hacer una película con imágenes prometedoras del «cine étnico» en diversas dimensiones, formatos y perspectivas, para pulir la vida del público creando cortometrajes de hasta 100 segundos de arte. La 13ª edición de este festival se celebrará del 28 de febrero al 3 de marzo de 2023 en la ciudad de Teherán (IRÁN), tras un paréntesis de 4 años debido a la crisis del coronavirus.
The City of Castelvetrano and the M.Cipolla High School are proud to present the 10th edition of the “EFEBOCORTO” Film Festival, which will take place from 22 to 25 May 2014.
The goal of the event is not only of introducing young people to the cinematographical languages and to give them an occasion to improve their skills in this field, in relation to the cultural, social and creative growth of the new generations, but also to sensitize them on one hand to the knowledge and preservation of their own territory and historical heritage, on the other to the development of peace and cooperation among the peoples.
The Contest is open to the high schools, film schools/universities, and to filmmakers, nationals and internationals, with differents kinds of films: fictions, documentaries, animations, docufictions, etc.
Always striving to be one of the most progressive and creative Festivals in the world, the Great Lakes International Film Festival is now officially accepting films of all genres and lengths from around the world and across the United States for our 2019 Festival.
The passion and commitment that each filmmaker and writer puts into his or her work is both noble and unique, to say the least, and deserves to be acknowledged. As not only the cornerstone of our Mission but as the foundation of our belief system and morals, we seek out, acknowledge and award the many talented independent filmmakers who may not get the recognition they richly deserve.
The Great Lakes International Film Festival strives to serve the interests and needs of Independent Filmmakers worldwide by connecting artists with audiences, exhibiting and promoting new films and filmmaking talent, as well as nurturing a creative community by facilitating relationships that last well beyond each year’s festival.
Considered among most popular film festivals in the world, the 18th annual Great Lakes International Film Festival genre categories for feature length and short length films are Narrative, Documentary, Experimental, Religious/Spiritual, Animation, Comedy, Horror, with Horror sub-genres that include Supernatural, Thrillers, Wicken, Magical, Slashers, Science Fiction, Suspense, Horror Documentary, Horror Animation and all genres of Music Videos and GLBT films for the 2019 festival.
If there is anything as universal as the ageless storytelling of motion pictures, it’s the music that makes up life’s soundtrack.
The 2019 Great Lakes International Film Festival shall accept Music Videos from around the world of cross-continent and cross-genre productions. We shall accept Music Videos of all genres from Pop, Punk, Rock, Alt-Country, Country-Western, Folk, Reggae, Hip-Hop to Electronica, Jazz, Blues, Zydeco, Industrial, Metal, Hardcore, Gothic, Karaoke, Avant-Garde, World Music, and Experimental, and all other genres that may not be listed here.
The 2019 Great Lakes International Film Festival will accept all forms of Religious, Christian, and Spiritual films including African, African-American, GLBT, Black, Hispanic, Islamic, Latino, Native/Aboriginal and student films from the United States and around the world.
In addition to awards presented to Filmmakers for Best of Genre, our Festival will present an Audience Choice Award to the Filmmaker whose film is the most popular with our attendees, and that receives the most attendee votes.
Showcasing the best films of the 2019 season, the Great Lakes International Film Festival will be held LIVE in the great city of Erie, Pennsylvania starting on September 19th, 2019, with our virtual festival taking place September 19th thru September 28th, 2019.
Though the GLIFF success does not come from an excess of big names celebrities crowding its red carpet, but instead from a formidable catalogue of exceptionally high caliber Independent Films and career launches, still, over the years we have had many films that have screened on the Sundance Channel, IFC, PBS and HBO along with countless filmmakers who have received distribution deals after screening in our festival.
Since our inception, the Great Lakes International Film Festival has showcased more than 2,000 films, and has played host to countless celebrities such as actor, writer, producer Bill Hinzman of Flesheaters and Night of the Living Dead; director Lloyd Kaufman of the Toxic Avenger films, Pot Zombies, and President of Troma Films; actor Gunnar Hansen of Texas Chainsaw Massacre; actor and director Mark Borchardt of American Movie and Coven; Erick Rodgers (Writer of NYPD Blue); best-selling mystery author Jamian Snow (Shrouded Insanity); John Hancock (“Hill Street Blues”, “The Twilight Zone”, & California Dreaming); actress and “Scream Queen” Debbie Rochon (Blood Relic, Vampyre Tales, & Lord of the Undead); Bobby Logan (Meatballs 4 & Repossessed), along with so many more.
As one of the premier film festivals worldwide, the Great Lakes International Film Festival held its inaugural festival in the fall of 2002, welcoming internationally acclaimed celebrities like Dirk Benedict, best known for his work on Battlestar Galactica and A-Team, along with Hollywood script guru Harri James who worked as script supervisor for blockbuster films and TV Shows as ER, Alias, Tremors II: Aftershocks, and Tremors 4: The Legend Begins, to name only a few.
That same year, B.J. and the Bear & Up in Smoke producer, Otto Felix visited the festival along with the renowned Keith Carradine being presented with a lifetime achievement award for his dedication and contributions to indie film.
Since that time, the Great Lakes International Film Festival has had many films go on to greatness like “The Derby Stallion” that was released through Echo Bridge Home Entertainment, a subsidiary of Disney, and Director Joel Miller’s film “The Still Life” that received distribution through Warner Home Video after having been screened at the festival.
In 2004, the Great Lakes International Film Festival had the proud pleasure to present the North East United States Premiere of “SAW”, Lions Gate Films’ gripping psychological thriller starring Cary Elwes, Danny Glover, Monica Potter, and Leigh Whannel.
The legendary Terry Moore was our special guest of honor and was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award for her amazing accomplishments in film over the past 60 years, while international recording superstar Dizzy Reed of Guns ‘N Roses performed before a capacity crowd at our Film Festival.
From the feature narrative genre to documentary to animation; experimental, horror and Spiritual films, the Great Lakes International Film Festival celebrates the film arts in dynamic transition. As emerging technologies continue to redefine the form, filmmakers from the Great Lakes region, across the country and around the world express the common and the diverse through the age-old tradition. — The art of the story.
Founded in 2000, The Valley Film Festival (VFF) is a non-profit project of Community Partners ® and is the first and longest continually running film festival in L.A.'s San Fernando Valley, headquartered in the NoHo Arts District.
Now in its 20th year, VFF supports local and international voices that advance storytelling, while furthering the education, production, and exhibition of film. In 2010, the City of Los Angeles recognized our cultural contributions with the city seal, and in 2018 the California State Senate stood with us #UnitedByFilm in our efforts to practice conscious programming to unite the international film community.
The Festival is supported by a dynamic community of companies, filmmakers, and moviegoers, that make it possible for VFF to offer year-round programming:
THE VALLEY FILM FESTIVAL
*In 2019, we expanded from a five-day showcase of film screenings to nine days of live music, book readings/signings, screenplay workshops, professional development panels, a distribution symposium, networking, daily happy hours and, of course, film screenings.
FOCUS ON: Series
*Educational panels in The Valley’s schools (Art Institute, Columbia College Hollywood, and New York Film Academy) that bring our network of industry experts together to share relevant, practical knowledge on navigating the industry
THE VALLEY FILM MARKET
*Previously under our Focus On: series, we’ve pulled out our film sales & distribution events to create THE VALLEY FILM MARKET. Our inaugural symposium included panels and a one-on-one matchmaking event between filmmakers & distributors.
VFF screens shorts, features, documentaries, animated films, experimental works, web series, music videos, and more. If you're unsure if your film fits our programming, please review our archives before submitting.
Descubra el Festival PROTESTA, donde el cine impulsa el cambio social.
Este evento internacional celebra películas que desafían, cuestionan e inspiran. Con una variada gama de documentales, ficción y animación en formatos de largometraje y cortometraje, Protesta es un crisol para cineastas comprometidos con cuestionar y desafiar el status quo.
Apostamos por la creatividad, el impacto social positivo y la narrativa innovadora. Con más de 11 ediciones, PROTESTA es el principal festival de impacto social de Cataluña y uno de los principales actores del cine social en España. Únase a nosotros el próximo mes de octubre en la vibrante ciudad de Vic en una serie de actividades paralelas diseñadas para enriquecer, educar e inspirar.
A vibrant arts event celebrating film in the beautiful city of St Albans, just 20 mins from London.
