International Film Festivals

The Film Festival aims to acquaint the Belarusian audience with the most interesting and significant works of national and foreign filmmakers whose creativity is based on universal human values.

Molodist is a festival of young cinema with a lot of short student and experimental films. Interesting special programs and good opportunities to meet Eastern European filmmakers. Good national media coverage (TV and print). Especially the young audience is attracted by the festival; easy and friendly atmosphere.

This International Film Festival aims at creating better understanding of the films of the world in aims atmosphere of appreciation of the film culture and to move towards excellence of the motion picture art and industry.

The Film Festival Kitzbuehel offers young and established filmmakers a platform where they find the opportunity for their works to be shown, discussed and promoted. In addition, it is our goal, to open new insights for the residents and visitors of Kitzbuehel not just through the newly created “young” film but more so, open a deeper insight into the history of film through our program of the “Retrospective”. 

The festival is an annual event with an enthusiastic audience and a reliable organisation team. A thematic international package with retrospectives, seminars and panels run by Kerala’s film academy with government support. The festival has a friendly atmosphere and attracts a certain number of international guests. 

JIFF is now recognized as one of the most important film festivals in Asia and global barometer of current film movement that introduces Independent and Experimental films from around the world. 

The Festival, whose aim is “to encourage the development of cinema in Turkey, to help Turkish cinema attain international recognition and to promote films of quality in the Turkish market”, has also introduced international institutions and organizations like EURIMAGES to the Turkish market.

The Gijón International Film Festival aims to present the newest trends of young cinema worldwide. Films made by or for young people but, above all, films that reflect creativity, independence and innovation.

The Eurasia International Film Festival (“EIFF”) is organised by The National Academy Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and supported by the Ministry of Culture and Sport of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

EIFF is the major film festival in Central Asia bringing together multi-polar and multicultural world of the cinema. It carries not only an important cultural mission, but also one of peace-making and integration, by uniting filmmakers of different countries and by promoting fruitful future cooperation.