A competitive festival of shorts in Croatia.
A celebration of short erotic films from around the world. The festival is a preeminent venue for international filmmakers to show their artful video explorations of human sensuality, sexuality, and eroticism.
A celebration of cinema dedicated to the art and imagination of the creation of romantic horror in film. Scheduled to take place the weekend of February 14-15, 2009 at the Vine Theatre in Los Angeles.
A 2-day celebration of films created by Christians. Films that honestly represent the human experience are solicited, not exclusively "religious" stories. Submissions are open to all genres and are judged in the feature and shorts categories.
A 10-day celebration featuring the best of
American independent and international film.
Visiting filmmakers, special events, and more!
6cities,8prizes,40days,150filmmakers,1aim: joining international knowledge to enhance filmmaking.We have a prize of €2000 for the best film and 7 of €500 for the best of the category.We provide accommodation and refund for travelling expenses.
3rd edition specialising in Indian films will be held in New Yok with Steven Seagal.
Archived festival (terminated)
35 shorts and 70 long feature films in première, make-up contests, exhibitions, theatrical animations, manga market, etc.
23 year-Off Broadway presentation of Grand Prize Winning Shorts selected from U.S. film festival. New entries welcome. Celebrity hosts/musical guests $15 entry fee.
20min.limit-email: aff1@earthlink.net
2002 National Festival of the West Films is a Double Feature of just restored Western classics. Films are March 13 at Harkins North Valley in Phoenix. See "Trigger, Jr." & "Under Western Stars" with Roy Rogers & Dale Evans.
11 days of the best in queer cinema from Australia and around the world.
11 straight days of Queerfilm plus year round monthly film screenings on both sides of the bay.
$15 entry fee.
Early Bird Deadline - July 1st - $10 entry fee!
Cash prizes.
An "anything goes" short film festival. Movies must be 10 minutes or less. All styles and categories are acceptable. Audience and Juried awards.
TVNET.net online Film Festival is the first virtual festival where you can watch shorts, documentaries, full length features and much more...
13th Edition June, 2010
+ Feature, Doc, Short, Ani., Exp.
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2010 Submission Deadlines: March 17 2010 (Final).
+ First Prize: US$ 40,000.
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website: BrooklynFilmFestival.org
« DirActor’s Cut » is devoted to actors becoming directors, actors starting a new career behind a camera.
“Full Length” –International Festival of Young Cinema in Lublin (Poland), is the Festival devoted exclusively to independent, full length feature films. The Festival have a form of a contest, in which the winner is chosen by the audience.
"Where film meets music and music meets film" is the core theme of our program which will include a wide variety of audiovisual projects from some of the world`s leading filmmakers and musicians.
"The more audience, the more chances!!" Our mission is to present interesting short films for people who are not familier with short films by unknown directors, actors and actresses, and high quality films to promote short films.
"Sport Movies & TV" is the most important worldwide Festival dedicated to sports television and movies, organized by the FICTS (Fédération Internationale Cinéma Télévision Sportifs, recognized by the IOC – International Olympic Committee).
"Independent Days" is an international no and low budget filmfest without any restriction due to runtime, genre or format. Films must cost less than 2500 Euro per Minute of runtime.
"...Desert also have oases where wild land blossoms.(...)Those are the gardens to wich the Leviathan has no acces, and around wich he roves with anger..." E.Jünger
-2 competitive sections on human rights (Israel and the Palestinian Territories and International)
-1 non-competitive international section on the issue of religion.
To promote Spanish language films and increase the awareness of Hispanic cultures among Hispanics and other community members.
