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Our film "When the Woodlark Sings" was selected at the BLOW-UP ARTHOUSE FILMFEST in CHICAGO and it became the SEMI-FINALIST Status! The festival describes itself as follows: "The festival would like to approach the caliber of films made by such great directors as Eisenstein, Antonioni, Fellini, Tarkovsky, Godard, Truffaut, Pasolini, Kurosawa, Buñuel, Norshteyn." - Wow! We are overjoyed and grateful! Great thank goes to the cast and crew as well as our supporters!
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Our film "When the Woodlark Sings" was selected on The Rome International Movie Awards in Rome, Italy and received the AWARD as BEST FIRST TIME DIRECTOR and the AWARD as BEST MYSTERY FILM! We are thrilled and grateful for the double Award! Great appreciation goes to the cast and crew as well as to our supporters!
☞ Watch the trailer: https://youtu.be/oXuEJiN3rD0
☞ Watch the music-video: https://youtu.be/sDsy_MdP4gE
More information: https://heidelerche-film...
Director: Ana Bilic.
After his bachelor party, a man wakes up in the forest but cannot find his way out. On the way he meets a young woman with memory problems who knows the way out of the forest. They make a deal to help each other but - it doesn't work as expected.
We consider short films up to 10 minutes length and there are no film premiere requirements or date of completion requirements.
The screenings of the winning films will take place at the beautiful Studio Cinema Lugner City Vienna.
Cittador IFF awards films in the following categories: Narrative Short, Original Film Music, Arthouse Short, Feminist Short, Animated Short, Sci-Fi Short, Experimental Short, and LGBTQ+ Short.
We want not only to select the inspiring...
The Cittador International Film Festival in Vienna is an annual two-day event presenting international, European and Austrian independent short films. Our Film Festival was created with the goal of showcasing and honoring emerging film talent, inspiring and entertaining audiences, as well as motivating filmmakers and inspiring film lovers. We aim to discover and highlight current cinematic themes and endeavors worldwide in short film. Therefore, we show films as a palette from all film genres, so that a comprehensive cinematic picture can be created for the film audience. It is important for us to hear the opinions of the filmmakers, to give a space for their thoughts and to share their visions with the audience through an interview. Our festival is addressed to all filmmaker who love inspirational, high quality, engaging, original, and imaginative short films like we do.
Cittador International Film Festival considers short films up to 30 minutes length.
The live cinema screenings of the winning films will take place at the beautiful Studiokino Lugner City in Vienna, Austria.
RIFF's call for entries is open once more and invites directors and creators to submit shorts and feature length films alike. Find information about the festival and the submission process at Film Freeway and information about REAKTOR as an transdisciplinary art institution and its historical building at www.reaktor.art.
Call for entries | Late deadline - July 31, 2022
Notificarion Date | August 31, 2022
REAKTOR International Film Festival | October 5-8, 2022
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CALL FOR ENTRIES
Movies that Matter Festival 2019
22 – 30 March 2019 ● The Hague, the Netherlands
The Movies that Matter Festival is the annual film and debate festival on human rights and social justice in The Hague, the International city of Peace and Justice.
It takes place each year in March and features a general film programme of over seventy feature films and documentaries, seminars and debates and a youth programme. The Movies that Matter Festival presents tw...
The Movies that Matter Festival is a film and debate festival on human rights and social justice in The Hague, the International City of Peace and Justice. This film and debate festival is the successor of the Amnesty International Film Festival. It features the best of recent filmmaking related to human rights and human dignity and serves as a platform for debate and discussion. Beside the festival Movies that Matter organises various other human rights film events and activities including: - educational programmes at schools and film theatres - International support and promotion of human rights film screenings - a human rights film programme within the annual International Documentary Festival Amsterdam (IDFA). - Movies that Matter Tour: monthly human rights films programme in eight Dutch theatres.
Call for submissions for Independent Days 2017 is online. We are looking forward to your films!
https://filmfreeway.com/festival/IndependentDaysFilmfest
The Independent Days Festival acts as a platform for independent filmmakers, that produce art-house and independent movies.
We are already excited to see your movies!
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Introduction. I do not like books about acting, per se. I like to read and hear what other actors have to say about their own process.
My instrument and I are not perfect. My voice is too small. My Nebraska accent that sticks to my vowels like molasses and every glottal that has ever been uttered has found its way into my speech
Fortunately for me, I am not a perfectionist. Besides, we live in an imperfect world. I try to be ready, instead.
A person...
15th Independent Days Festival for low- and no-budget films: The call for entries is now open!
The Independent Days Festival acts as a platform for independent filmmakers, that produce art-house and independent movies.
We are already excited to see your movies! Submit on: www.independentdays-filmfest.com/filmmakers-engl/
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Dear Filmmakers,
the Independent Days filmfest acts as a platform for independent filmmakers, that produce art-house and independent movies.
Low-budget and no-budget short and long-playing films can be submitted. We have no specific guidelines regarding running time, genre or format.
The Low-Budget Award, sponsored by the Cultural Donation of the Sparkasse Karlsruhe, is donated with 1000 Euro, the winner in the No-Budget Contest wins "The Golden ID".
Movies over 30 minutes of screening time may be placed in our festival program but not in the competition.
We are already excited to see your movies!
Best regards
Your festival team
Director: Oliver Kyr.
Our forefathers warned us not to leave the burden of a guilt behind when we die.
Because before your guilt-ridden soul is redeemed to heaven you would enter a queer, dark world.
Welcome to the nightmare of purgatory.
Welcome to the „Big Black“.
20-year-old Jack hunts the nightmare of his past and crosses paths with mysterious Eve. The beautiful girl who is either his Guardian Angel or his Final Doom.
Time runs out as Jack tries to escape the demons of the waste lands in order to find redemption.
Intense pictures and gripping music form a poetic base for a surreal plot and bizarre characters: An independent film with a renowned European cast.
This is a one minute clip which charts the basic journey of our lead actor... with music from Kerry Hope Kavanagh.
Director: mark norfolk.
Set in London, Burt, an elderly man discovers that his beloved wife of twenty five years is dying and begins to question whether his culture has been surpressed during his long marriage. He lapses into a psychological conflict with his own sub-conscience as he wrestles with the concept of whether black people have been cursed as quoted in the bible. As his mind descends into madness we soon discover what might make an ordinary man do the extraordinary.
Director: Grzegorz Cisiecki.
The story of the person who became the captive of surrealistic madness.
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