ECFA News

Since many ECFA members seem eager to make efforts for refugee audiences NOT WITHOUT US might come as an interesting opportunity. This documentary (read about it in the last ECFA Journal) is now only available not only with English and French subtitles, but also with an Arabic and German voice over. Continue reading “NOT WITHOUT US in several language versions” →

The 35th festival Ciné-Jeune de l’Aisne takes place from 13th March to 15th April. Continue reading “Ciné-Jeune’s 35th Edition” →

The Cultural Centre in the city of Čakovec (Croatia), member of ECFA, devotes special attention to the art of cinema. Their ‘Cinema for the Young’ programme addresses high school students and teachers with European films. Continue reading “New ECFA Member: Čakovec Cultural Centre” →

The Finnish international film festival Espoo Ciné (ECFA member since 2016) offers a versatile programme for kids, teens and teachers. Continue reading “Espoo Ciné presents: Junior Ciné” →

La Matatena, A.C. is an institute widely recognised in the world of youngsters’ filmmaking. Continue reading “La Matatena: widely recognised” →

Signe Zeilich-Jensen is the new Film Consultant Children & Family Film at the Dutch Film Fund. As the successor of Monique Ruinen, in January she started her 4 year tenure. During that term, she’ll be responsible for advising the Dutch Film Fund about children, youth and family film applications for ‘selective support’ in various stages of development. Continue reading “New Dutch Film consultant Signe Zeilich-Jensen” →

THE DAY MY FATHER BECAME A BUSH, the Dutch film by Nicole van Kilsdonk, is the first title on this year’s ECFA Award preselection list. Continue reading “THE DAY MY FATHER BECAME A BUSH wins ECFA Award at JEFF” →

The ECFA award 2017 goes to MA VIE DE COURGETTE – MY LIFE AS A ZUCCHINI. Continue reading “ECFA Award 2017: MY LIFE AS A ZUCCHINI” →