About the Festival
The competition accepts: positive fiction films (up to 20 minutes), music videos, musicals, and dance films, as well as original musical compositions and songs.
Both professional and emerging filmmakers are welcome to participate.
What are “positive” films?
Positive films may also be described as “heartfelt” or “uplifting.” These are works that tell stories highlighting genuine human values, promoting a life-affirming philosophy and positive thinking. Such films always bring a smile, evoke warm emotions, and leave the audience with a pleasant aftertaste.
film/Documentory/music vedio/Animation/VFX/CGI/2D/3D/other
*Mumbai Entertainment International Short Film Festival*
*Organized BY*
mumbai Entertainment
& Yogeshpatilfilms
*world all contries participated now*
PVIFF is hosted by Gipp. Museums, Inc. PVIFF attracts 3,000+ people each year from around the world. PVIFF was created in 2006 under the previous name (Sweet Auburn International Film Festival) and have served as the launching pad for many successful filmmakers and other artists alike in the film & entertainment industry. This dynamic international film festival showcases feature length films, shorts, music videos, documentaries, and screenplays from around the globe. PVIFF also feature celebrity attractions, innovative workshops, panels, parties, and much more. PVIFF is one of the most celebrated film events through dynamic programming and a dedication to helping filmmakers excel in their careers. PVIFF's brand is entrenched in the old saying "It Takes A Village."
Our vision allows us to create a village atmosphere that provide opportunities not only for filmmakers but for business owners and film enthusiasts. Artists such as Actor/Director, Mario Van Peebles, Actress, Ruby Dee, Director/Writer Rob Hardy of Rain Forest Films, Actor/Comedian, Anthony Anderson, Producer, Roger Bobb formerly of Tyler Perry Studios, Director, Malcolm Lee, Casting Director, Alpha Tyler formerly of Tyler Perry Studios, Casting Director, Kim Hardin, Emmy Award Winning Producer, Dean Hargrove, Casting Director & Producer, Reuben Cannon formerly of Tyler Perry Studios, Best Selling Author Omar Tyree, Actor, Bill Nunn, Director, Kenny Leon, Humanitarian, Afeni Shakur and more have all participated in various aspects of PVIFF over the years. In 2006 during PVIFF's first year the winning short film "Binta & The Great Idea" was nominated for an Academy Award and numerous other projects have received phenomenal acclaim throughout the years as well. With increased exposure, the assistance from the film and business community PVIFF will continue to help ignite opportunities and make dreams to come true for decades to come.
The FENAVID International Film Festival is held annually in the city of Santa Cruz, Bolivia. Organized by the Audiovisual Foundation (FUNDAV), the Festival has become the most important film event in Bolivia and one of the most relevant in Latin America.
Since its first version, carried out in 2001, more than 10,000 audiovisual works from 30 countries have been presented at this meeting, which has transcended the borders of Bolivia and America.
In each version, FENAVID offers the public more than 150 screenings of feature films, short films, music videos and a series of audiovisual works that are exhibited free of charge for the public.
FENAVID always has first-rate guests. The event was attended by internationally renowned figures such as Celso Franco, protagonist of "7 boxes", Marisol Correa, Colombian actress, Alexandre Rodrigues and Leandro Firmino de Hora (protagonists of the acclaimed Brazilian film "Ciudad de Dios"), the Argentine producer Vanessa Ragone (winner of the Oscar for Best Foreign Film in 2010), Bolivian directors Marcos Loayza and Rodrigo Bellot and Argentine actress Aymará Rovera, to name a few.
Beyond glamor and film screenings, FENAVID is a macro meeting where producers, directors, actors, specialists and a whole multitude of people passionate about cinema converge.
During the days of its realization, the Festival has a series of parallel activities, such as children's film shows, video clip competition, workshops, talks, colloquia and debates.
One of the most anticipated events of FENAVID is the Santa Cruz 100X100 Film Production Meeting. It consists of bringing together 25 emerging film talents in Latin America. The chosen ones travel to Santa Cruz de la Sierra and, during the development of the festival, have the mission of producing a short film in 100 hours.
Memorimage, International Film Festival of Reus is a Festival targeting films that use archival moving images.
The 21st edition of Memorimage will be celebrated from the 4th to the 7th of November 2026.
UrbanFest 360° Film Festival — Orlando, Florida
September 18–20, 2026 | AFRO TV Complex | International Drive
Submit your film to UrbanFest 360° and connect with industry legends, emerging creators, and a global community of fearless storytellers.
2026 Special Guests & Honorees Include:
Keith David — Hollywood Icon
Michael Polcino — "The Simpsons, Emmy-nominated Director/Animator
Marvin “Smitty” Smith — A Living Legend, One of the great jazz drummers
David Fortune — Variety’s “10 Directors to Watch,” 2025, Tribeca Winner
A special tribute honoring Chadwick Boseman, featuring stories from his collegiate alumni and stunt double from Black Panther and other films.
UrbanFest 360° is an international film festival celebrating bold storytelling where film, music, and culture collide.
Taking place in vibrant Orlando, Florida, UrbanFest 360° champions emerging voices and visionary creators from all backgrounds around the globe. From powerful independent cinema and documentaries to groundbreaking screenwriting and music driven storytelling, this festival is a platform for fearless artists ready to be seen and heard.
UrbanFest 360° will also feature a special tribute honoring the legacy of Chadwick Boseman, with stories from Howard alumni and crew who worked alongside him.
Selected filmmakers can expect:
Festival Screenings
Industry Panels & Conversations
Networking & Collaboration
Competition for the UrbanFest 360° Grand Jury Award
Big Finish Energy with an exciting Closing Night Awards Celebration.
SUBMIT NOW. ATTEND. TRANSFORM THE WORLD—ONE STORY AT A TIME.
UrbanFest 360° — Where Bold Stories Take Flight.t.
The International Film Festival of the Central University (FICUC) and the Central University’s film program are once again present to invite students, alumni, and the public to the ninth edition of FICUC.
This year’s vision will be an invitation to reflect on a cinema that embraces Latin American diversity, rather than pursuing a model tailored to satisfy those colonial perspectives that seek to dictate what cinema in our continent should be.
The ninth edition of FICUC opens its call for submissions to all types of national and Latin American short films created during academic periods at the undergraduate, graduate, master’s level, etc. Likewise, short films produced outside academic periods will be accepted, provided they are certified by the participants’ university (such as creation labs, research groups, etc.). In the same way, Colombian feature films that align with the curatorial line will also be accepted.
The Güeplay Short Film Festival for Young Filmmakers is a cultural event dedicated to the exhibition, promotion, and dissemination of emerging Argentine cinema. Organized by Güeplay, the festival aims to support new audiovisual voices, strengthen the regional creative ecosystem, and create opportunities for connection between filmmakers and audiences.
The first edition will take place on August 13 and 14, 2026, in Resistencia, Chaco, Argentina, featuring both on-site and online activities, including screenings, workshops, talks, and special events. The festival will host three official competition sections: National Competition, University Competition, and “Fernando in One Minute”, alongside a diverse program of free cultural activities open to the community.
The International Short Film Festival of Cali, through its open call for entries, seeks to be a space for the exhibition of professional and university short films from Cali and around the world, establishing itself as a meeting point for emerging filmmakers and short film professionals.
The 18th International Short Film Festival of Cali will take place from September 23 to 26, 2026, in Santiago de Cali, Colombia.
The call for entries for the festival’s competitive sections will be open from June 12, 2026, and submissions will close at midnight on July 24, 2026, Colombian local time (UTC-5).
Films submitted to the following sections: National Official Selection, National University Official Selection, International Official Selection, and International University Official Selection, must have been completed after January 15, 2025.
The results of the call for entries for the festival’s competitive sections will be announced on the festival’s official website, www.cortoscali.com, on August 31, 2026.
Dona i Cinema aims to generate a live space of artistic and social creation and investigation. A space led by women, which divulgates their works and productions, promoting equal opportunities in Performing Arts and fostering the end of discriminative practices towards women.
For this reason since 2011 we run the International Biennal Dona i Cinema – Mujer y Cine – Woman & Film, a week dedicated to cinema made by and for women, with the exhibition of a selection of features, shorts, documentaries, animation and video art. All made by women.
Bogotá Horror Film Festival
A window into horror, fantasy, and the power of Latin American genre cinema.
The Bogotá Horror Film Festival is a space dedicated to the promotion, exhibition, and creation of genre cinema, with a special focus on horror, suspense, science fiction, and fantasy. Since its founding in 2019, it has established itself as a meeting point for filmmakers, audiences, and industry professionals who share a passion for intense, unsettling, and transformative narratives.
Over its six editions, the festival has developed a strong program that includes screenings of national and international short and feature films, training workshops, talks, and special activities. In its sixth edition alone, held from October 22 to 26, 2024, 818 people participated in on-site activities. The program featured 18 national short films, 10 international short films, 5 national feature films, 6 Latin American feature films, and 5 international feature films.
Throughout its trajectory, the Bogotá Horror Film Festival has gone beyond the borders of the capital, reaching audiences in municipalities such as Facatativá, Zipaquirá, and Mosquera, expanding access to genre cinema for new audiences and territories. In addition, its promotional strategy has integrated digital media, social networks, and traditional media to strengthen audience engagement and increase the visibility of emerging works and filmmakers.
The festival also plays a fundamental educational role. In 2024, it offered five practical workshops with more than 129 registered participants and 80 attendees in in-person sessions, covering topics such as screenwriting, music for horror films, acting techniques, and the use of artificial intelligence in audiovisual production.
As part of a strong collaborative network, the Bogotá Horror Film Festival is an active member of alliances and collectives such as FANLATAM (Latin American Fantastic Film Festival Network), Apocalipsis al Sur del Mundo, the Ibero-American Network of Genre Film Festivals, and ANAFe (National Association of Film, Showcase, and Audiovisual Events of Colombia). These networks help showcase local content on international stages and facilitate creative exchange among filmmakers across the region.
The Bogotá Horror Film Festival does not only open a screen for genre cinema: it opens paths, builds community, and projects the continent through stories that confront our fears, move us, and transform us.
In recent decades, and at one time to the emergence of new technologies that have ended up scanning most of the processes of the film, the documentary has known a notorious and systematic growth around the world. In our country, and for more than one decade, a production before linked almost exclusively to fiction has been swelling their ranks with new topics, new approaches, new geographies, new dilemmas.
It is in this context that FIDBA is proposed as the 1st. International Film Festival dedicated to this genre which films with the same fans - as long as we believe that the forms and the doings of the documentary film are different from those of the fiction - may meet and dialogue among them and with the public. If the documentary is a meeting point for the FIDBA, it is insofar as it proposes an interpellation to the little-known memoirs, disturbing present and (our) future in suspension. FIDBA will then be an approach not only among audiences, filmmakers and thinkers linked documentary but also in relation to the always stimulating possibilities that allow you to open this space to other border and heterodox expressions framed inside of what we would call "non-fiction" and that encourage us to dialogue with contemporary expressions that go beyond even the scope of the film.
FIDBA will pay special attention to those filmmakers for whom cinema is linked to a form of research and knowledge of the world that surrounds us as to the portrait of human beings whose conditions of life, in certain historical and social contexts, allow you to ask us about our. It is, therefore, authors who not only reflect reality but also ethical and moral relationship which involves filming the other.
FIDBA aims to become a point of support for filmmakers seeking to widen the perception of reality and to films which represent a step forward in the effort to understand it and anticipate it. So, it will make focus on films whose aesthetic originality put at risk not only an idea of the documentary but also a thought about the same film and its possibilities. Since this focus implies questioning the status of the real front of the camera or of the film in relation to reality, this is as inseparable from the mediations that arises.
Film Education and Welfare Foundation Aurangabad Present, 7th Year, Roshani International Film Festival chhatrpati sambhaji nagar Aurangabad (M.H) INDIA uses media platform as a tool to connect audiences across cities, countries, and continents. With simultaneous screenings (OFFLINE FESTIVALS) and live Q&A’s, audiences are given the chance to experience a film festival from miles away. From the peak of Everest to the penguins of Antarctica, #RIFF brings the Northern and the Southern Hemispheres together. Because the love for cinema stretches beyond borders.
#RISFF established from pride of India, chh. sambhajinagar Aurangabad, Maharashtra. City of ancient 57th century Mughal Empires now beat with #Digitalindia in 2025 providing wide platform for students to professionals - preview their films on International Stage to prove themselves.
We conduct our Film festival from 22 sep - 09 aug every season with grand arrangements with respected jury board from different continent to judge your films and make Q&A session. Take a step and drop your films on our platform and make your self best.
LIVE EVENT - LIVE BROADCAST!
After years of planning...MiFA is ready!!
MIFA – Monza International Film Awards is a vibrant celebration of global filmmaking, uniting creativity, artistry, and innovation from every corner of the world. Held annually in the beautiful city of Monza, Italy, and broadcast live worldwide on YouTube, MIFA offers independent filmmakers a powerful platform to be seen, celebrated, and remembered.
Hosted by Mariam Babajide, Frankie Clarence and Tom Harrison Vaughan, with industry professionals presenting each category, the evening promises to be packed with glitz, glamour and abundance of fun.
ABOUT THE MIFA
MIFA is dedicated to championing independent cinema and amplifying visibility for filmmakers and their work. The Monza International Film Awards celebrates storytelling in all its forms — from ambitious features, documentaries, and artistic works. The live Awards Ceremony is held at the historic Teatro Villoresi, where nominated filmmakers, creatives, and film enthusiasts gather with peers and other industry professionals to connect and honor excellence in cinema.
WHY FILMMAKERS SHOULD SUBMIT
MIFA is not just an award — it’s an international showcase and career spotlight. Every selected project receives extensive promotion across MIFA’s platforms before, during, and after the ceremony.
By submitting to MIFA, filmmakers gain:
Global exposure through our live YouTube broadcast, reaching audiences, media, and industry professionals worldwide.
Official recognition with MIFA nominations and laurels that elevate your film’s profile.
Ongoing promotion through interviews, trailers, social features, and post-event content spotlighting nominees and winners.
A handcrafted MIFA Trophy, a symbol of creative excellence, awarded live from Monza.
Continued visibility — MIFA continues to highlight and support winning films and creators throughout the year, ensuring your project stays in the public eye.
AWARDS STRUCTURE
Selection & Nominations: Submitted films are carefully reviewed by our international jury of filmmakers, producers, and industry professionals. Official nominees are announced and featured across MIFA’s digital channels.
Awards Ceremony (Teatro Villoresi, Monza): A prestigious evening celebrating creativity and independent film, attended by nominees, guests, and press. The event is streamed live on YouTube, connecting Monza to a worldwide audience.
Post-Awards Promotion: MIFA continues to showcase winners and selected films through interviews, social media features, and digital spotlights, ensuring lasting visibility long after the event.
THE BENEFIT OF A GLOBAL BROADCAST
By broadcasting the ceremony live on YouTube, MIFA ensures that recognition extends far beyond the venue — every finalist and winner gains access to an international audience in real time. Another key advantage of our live broadcast is inclusivity: it allows those who are unable to attend in person to still be part of the celebration, experience the excitement of the event, and share in the recognition from wherever they are in the world. This digital reach transforms MIFA into a truly borderless celebration of cinema, where filmmakers can share their moment of triumph with collaborators, fans, and supporters around the world.
OUR MISSION
MIFA’s mission is to celebrate creativity, storytelling, and the power of independent film. We believe every filmmaker deserves to be seen — and we work year-round to amplify their voice, connect their stories to new audiences, and honor their artistic achievements.
FROM MONZA TO THE WORLD
Join us for the MIFA Monza International Film Awards, where cinematic dreams meet global recognition. Whether you’re an emerging filmmaker or an established creative voice, MIFA is your stage to shine — live, worldwide, and forever part of a growing international film community.
Join us as we celebrate creativity, storytelling, and the power of film — from Monza to the world.
www.mifa.live
Instagram: mifa_awards
YouTube: @MIFA-Awards
MiFA SHORTS
Welcome to MiFA Shorts, the short film edition of the Monza International Film Awards — a unique celebration of independent filmmaking, broadcast live from the SE1 TV studio in London on our official YouTube channel.
Hosted by Mariam Babajide, Frankie Clarence and Tom Harrison Vaughan, with industry professionals presenting each category, MIFA Shorts transforms the thrill of a live awards show into a truly global experience — allowing filmmakers and audiences everywhere to connect, celebrate, and share in the magic of cinema in real time.
Every nominated short film is showcased live during the broadcast, giving each project the spotlight it deserves. Winners join us via live feed, chatting with the hosts and celebrating their achievements as the world watches.
Each winner receives a personalized, framed MIFA Winner’s Certificate, a lasting tribute to their achievement and a reminder of the creativity, hard work, and passion that brought their story to life.
At MiFA Shorts, we understand the dedication behind every frame, and we want every filmmaker, whether behind or in front of the camera, to be seen, celebrated, and remembered.
The celebration doesn’t end with the show — each nominated film and category will continue to be promoted across MiFA’s social media channels, with exclusive content, interviews, and features designed to amplify visibility and help filmmakers reach new audiences.
We are also proud to support two remarkable organizations — Beat Leukemia
and Peso Positivo through our BL Award and Peso Positivo Award. These special prizes honor films that tackle themes around cancer and mental health, helping spread awareness, understanding, and hope to wider audiences.
- BL Award (in collaboration with Beat-Leukemia.org)
This Award honors the best short film addressing themes surrounding all forms of cancer — stories that raise awareness, share knowledge, and bring strength, hope, and compassion to audiences worldwide.
This award is presented in collaboration with Beat Leukemia, a charitable foundation based in Monza devoted to spreading clear and accessible information about leukemia and supporting those affected.
Through this partnership, MiFA Shorts proudly contributes to Beat Leukemia’s mission and helps bring these vital stories to light.
- Peso Positivo Award (in collaboration with PesoPositivo.it)
The Peso Positivo Award recognizes the best short film tackling mental health — stories that open dialogue, encourage empathy, and remind us of the strength in vulnerability.
Created in collaboration with Peso Positivo, a charity dedicated to promoting awareness and understanding of mental health and eating disorders, this award celebrates filmmakers who bravely explore these important topics and inspire others through their art.
www.mifa.live
Instagram: @mifa_awards
YouTube: @MIFA-Awards
The Festival of Otherness provides space for authors’ voices that express their perspective on a world that could be.
Inclusion, sustainability, and youth are the transversal focus of the festival, with the aim of developing spaces that encourage critical thinking, dialogue, and community participation, while caring for the cultural and environmental context we inhabit.
The call will be open from March 16 to June 12, 2026.
Who are we calling?:
We invite production companies, distributors, filmmakers, students, collectives, emerging creators, and visual artists, especially young people from Mexico and around the world, to submit their works to the 2026 national and international short film competition.
Love, Sex & Cinema Film Festival is an international, Berlin-based short film festival dedicated to cinema that treats intimacy as storytelling – not spectacle.
We showcase bold, thoughtful films that explore love, desire, vulnerability, and emotional closeness. From subtle gestures to raw encounters, the films we programme are unafraid to look closely at what it means to be human.
Love, Sex & Cinema was created to fill a curatorial gap. Films that engage openly with intimacy often fall between categories: too emotionally exposed or sexually frank for conservative festivals, yet misaligned with festivals that frame sex primarily through erotic spectacle, pornography, kink, or niche subcultures.
The festival exists for the vast middle ground, where intimacy is narrative, emotional, political, and deeply human.
We welcome narrative, documentary, and experimental short films (up to 20 minutes). Explicit sexual content – including real sex – is welcome when it serves a clear cinematic or emotional purpose, but sex does not need to be present. What matters is depth, intention, and how closeness functions within the film.
The inaugural edition will take place September 16–17, 2026, at Il Kino in Berlin, an independent cinema known for thoughtful programming and a strong film community.
Built by filmmakers, for filmmakers, the festival approaches stories of closeness, desire, and vulnerability with seriousness, openness, and respect.
What Kind of Films Are We Looking For?
We are looking for short films (up to 20 minutes) that engage seriously and thoughtfully with love, sex, intimacy, desire, and human connection.
Sex does not have to be present.
Films centred on love, longing, consent, self-love, coming of age, emotional intimacy, relational tension, etc. are just as welcome. What matters to us is not explicitness, but depth and intention.
We welcome:
Narrative shorts
Documentary shorts
Experimental work – as long as there is a clear story, idea, or emotional through-line.
Form, tone, genre are all flexible.
Explicit sexual content – including real sex – is welcome when it is used with intention. Sex can be provocative, confronting, sensual, unsettling, or even titillating. We are interested in work that understands sex as a cinematic tool, something that can carry meaning, tension, pleasure, power, or purpose.
What matters to us is that intimacy, bodies, and sexual acts are doing something within the film: shaping character, advancing an idea, challenging the viewer, or deepening the emotional or narrative experience, rather than existing in isolation or as empty spectacle.
We are less interested in work where sex is the entire point, and more interested in work where love or sex is part of a larger cinematic conversation. We are drawn to films that trust the audience, resist simplification, and approach intimacy with emotional honesty and cinematic intention.
