For the Int. BUFF Festival for Young Cinema in Malmö, Sweden (March 19-24th), broadening the film range for a young audience has always been the aim. “Diversity is important. The program contains films for all ages, accommodates many themes and has a balanced gender distribution in front of and behind the camera,” says Daniel Lundquist, Head of Programming and Media Literacy. Continue reading “Sweden after #metoo – BUFF Film Festival takes on important role”
ECFA News
Votes are open for ECFA Awards 2018
In 2017, 13 festivals have hosted an ECFA Jury. That’s how nine fiction films and three documentaries got nominated for the ECFA Award 2018. Continue reading “Votes are open for ECFA Awards 2018”
Among the nominees are…
ECFA’s Annual General Meeting
New ECFA Member: KinoOstrov
FLICK
FLICK (Film Literacy InCubator Klub) is a new film education project, developed by Fondazione Cineteca di Bologna, Cinémathèque Royale de Belgique, Deutsches Filminstitut, EYE Filmmuseum, Les enfants de cinema and ACE-Association of European Cinémathèques. The aim of FLICK is to build a platform (Klub) where different types of stakeholders involved in film education and audience development can work jointly, in order to increase the awareness of the importance of film education in the digital era, and study options to link European film heritage to education. Continue reading “FLICK”
New ECFA Member: Zoomz Festival
New artistic director at Ciné-Jeune de l’Aisne
In June 2017 former ECFA President Céline Ravenel left her position as Ciné-Jeune’s artistic director. Now we proudly present… Axelle Munich, the new face of Ciné-Jeune. Continue reading “New artistic director at Ciné-Jeune de l’Aisne”