Festival

Festival presentation: 

One World International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival is based in Prague, Czech Republic.

It is currently the largest human rights film festival in the world. More than 100,000 viewers attend it every year.

One World has a large portfolio of activities including travelling festival to more than 30 towns in the Czech Republic, screenings for elementary and high schools, grass-root distribution of documentary films, yearly screenings and debates program, One World in Brussels and many other international activities including assistance to emerging human rights film festivals or initiatives.

One World is one of the founding members of the Human Rights Film Network (HRFN), which is an association that brings together 38 festivals from all over the world.

Festival Nickname: 

One World

Edition: 

17

Festival Logo: 

Theme: 

Documentary

Category/Format: 

Documentaries

The 17th edition of the One World International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival will take place March 2 - 11, 2015 in Prague followed by festivals in 30 regions of the Czech Republic and One World in Brussels.

To submit a film, please complete the Film Submission Form. For more information about the submission process please read the Festival Rules and Regulations.

Feature or mid-length documentaries (minimum length is 40 minutes) and short films for children (short documentaries or animated films for the Docs for Kids category) can be submitted.

Please fill the online link in the Film Submission Form. In case you prefer to provide us with the preview DVD instead, please send the DVD to the festival office at One World / People in Need, Safarikova 24, 120 00 Prague 2, Czech Republic.

The submission deadline is 15th November, 2014. We kindly ask you to send your entries as soon as possible. The selection results will be announced in early February 2015 at the latest.

If you have any questions, please contact us at program@oneworld.cz.

- See more at: http://www.oneworld.cz/2014/news/647-call-for-entries-opened-for-17th-on...