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On October 23rd, Cinekid, ECFA, Eye and FLICK invite you to the Film Literacy Seminar: Exploring Visual Culture at the Eye Filmmuseum in Amsterdam. Continue reading “Film Literacy Seminar: Exploring Visual Culture programme published”
On October 23rd, Cinekid, ECFA, Eye and FLICK invite you to the Film Literacy Seminar: Exploring Visual Culture at the Eye Filmmuseum in Amsterdam. Continue reading “Film Literacy Seminar: Exploring Visual Culture programme published”
As an official category of the European Film Awards, the EFA Young Audience Award is presented to the director of a European(*) film that addresses an audience between 12 and 14 years of age. Continue reading “Submit your film for the EFA Young Audience Award 2019!”
ECFA Awards were recently handed out in two Polish festivals. Continue reading “Polish ECFA Awards for THE BREADWINNER and THE WITCH HUNTERS”
The annual Riga International Film Festival’s Pitching Forum for Children & Youth Film Projects will take place on 18-19th October. Continue reading “RIGA IFF pitching forum line-up”
In every edition the Schlingel Int. Film Festival for Children & Young Audience in Chemnitz, Germany, launches new initiatives to meet the needs of their audience. Continue reading “Schlingel: Always innovative + Ehreschlingel for Jo-Anne Blouin”
Two ECFA Awards in one country, given within the course of one week. This could only be Germany! Continue reading “German ECFA Awards for TONGUE CUTTERS and MATTI AND SAMI”
Athens welcomes its first Children’s Film Festival! The Athens International Children’s Film Festival (AΤΗICFF) aims to showcase, support and spread the creation of intelligent filmmaking for children and teenagers. Continue reading “New ECFA member: Athens International Children’s Film Festival”
Within the framework of the festival (24th October–3rd November) the 2nd Filem’on, based in Brussels, organises its yearly European Exchange to encourage professionals in the field of young audience cinema to reflect and discuss. Continue reading “Filem’on Exchanges”