Its aim is to bring together the best of international rural auteur cinema, promoting the discovery and dissemination of its unique stories and scenarios.
Prazo de entrega 10 Agosto 2025
Prémio 9,000€
The Monterrey International Film Festival (ficmonterrey) invites filmmakers to present their projects for the Work in Progress (WiP) program. This initiative aims to support Latin American and Latin American filmmakers in the US by providing crucial resources for films in post-production. The festival is dedicated to promoting diverse voices and stories within the film industry.
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FICMONTERREY - WIP
CONSTRUYE is a competition category for films in the first or last cut that require post-production processes. FICVIÑA, through its industry area, invites applications for fiction genre feature films from any country in Latin America or in co-production with the continent, which have unfinished works and in the post-production stage of a maximum duration of 90 to 120 minutes.
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FICVIÑA - Build
This workshop is designed for anyone who has an interest in developing their own perspective and personal style, in returning to the essence of cinema based on cinematographic language and film fact, beyond the plot or script.
This workshop focuses on contemplative and reflective cinema, focused on the power of image and sound. It is aimed at students of art, cinema, photography, audiovisual, film and photography lovers, and professionals and artists with concerns and interest in developing new forms of expression of cinematographic language.
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TALLER SLOW CINEMA CON JIAJIE YU YAN
In Brief is a new section of Ventana Sur dedicated to Latin American short films in advanced post-production stages or with a final cut. This call for submissions offers a unique opportunity for filmmakers to participate in specialized activities, connect with industry professionals, and receive resources to enter the global short film market.
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IN BRIEF – Ventana Sur
The Center for Cinema and Creation (CCC) in Chile and Cineka, The Place Where Stories Happen, in Mexico, through Grupo SURA, aims to contribute to the development and consolidation of the work undertaken by civil society groups and collectives in building collaborative spaces through audiovisual exhibition. They invite individuals representing collectives, groups, and independent organizations to participate in the First Collaborative Cinema Meeting, a call for projects focused on independent audiovisual exhibition to be developed and practiced in the Latin America and Caribbean region, seeking to build community around cinema.
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Collaborative Cinema Meeting
