European Children's
Film Association
Association Européenne du Cinéma
pour l'Enfance et la Jeunesse
The 7th Kids Kino Dzieci Int’l Film Festival invited local audiences to screenings in Warsaw, Wrocław, Poznań and around 20 other cities in Poland. The festival’s ECFA Award went to FRITZI: A REVOLUTIONARY TAIL.
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From 29 September – 2 October, the Kids Kino Industry Forum for films and TV series for young audiences took place online, coordinated from Warsaw. Kids Kino Industry is an international forum devoted to the co-production of films and TV series for young audiences.
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This year’s 62nd edition of the Nordic Film Days Lübeck will be a hybrid of live screenings in the festival cinemas and online streaming, for the first time since the festival was launched in 1956, with great input from young people!
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MARONA wins the ECFA Award at the LUCAS Int’l Festival in Frankfurt, Germany.
Between 22 October and 5 November, Piccolo Grande Cinema (Cineteca Milano) will host the final Film Corner conference, the international project that involves institutions from six European countries and foresees the creation of an interactive platform for film education.
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The CEE Animation Forum, the leading pitching, financing and co-production event focusing on the animation industry in Central and East Europe was held online from 6 to 8 October 2020.
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Submissions for the EFA Young Audience Award are open now, with a deadline for 15 December 2020.
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“Night falls quickly here in wintertime”THE CROSSING is set in 1942 during Germany’s occupation of Norway. One day, after their parents have been arrested, ten year old Gerda and her brother Otto discover two Jewish children whom they are supposed to help to escape. Their destination: Sweden. Together they embark on an adventurous journey through snowy forests, heading to the border.