The Windsor International Black Film Festival (WIBFF) celebrates Black stories from Canada and around the world. Our 4th annual event will take place August 12-15th 2027, a 4-day event to celebrate the contributions of Black filmmakers and storytellers both locally and internationally.
Festival days will include film screenings and premieres of our major category winners, alongside immersive discussion panels, followed by a red carpet awards night. PLEASE NOTE THAT AWARD WINNERS WHO ARE NOT PRESENT WILL HAVE TO SEND A REPRESENTATIVE TO PICK UP THEIR AWARD. OR MAKE ALTERNATE ARRANGEMENTS TO GET THE AWARD MAILED OUT.
The Las Vegas Film Festival is an international cinema event from the entertainment capital of the world.
The festival showcases the best in independent, contemporary, and international cinema, bringing together filmmakers, audiences, and industry professionals for a dynamic celebration of storytelling.
Across eight days, the Las Vegas Film Festival presents more than 350 films through a curated program of screenings, premieres, filmmaker appearances, panel discussions, and special events. Audiences connect with filmmakers, artists, and industry professionals at Brenden Theatres at the Palms Casino Resort and venues throughout Las Vegas.
Extending beyond the annual festival, the Las Vegas Film Festival presents year-round screenings, film exhibitions, and cinematic experiences that inspire, educate, and entertain. Through ongoing programming and community engagement, the festival serves as a destination for independent film and global cinema throughout the year.
We are excited to announce our call for entries for the 2027 Adriatikino edition. We are looking for short films based on celluloid film or other analog media, with no boundaries on genre. Experimental work, found footage and mixed media are welcome, as well as any cinematic language that challenges the orthodoxy.
Adriatikino is an in-person screening organized by local filmmakers in collaboration with Luma Experimental Film Lab and Teatro Nuovo di Capodarco in Fermo (Italy), close to the Adriatic Sea. Inspired by its historical spirit of connecting cultures, Adriatikino aims to be an encounter to nourish a film-loving community, to promote exchange between filmmakers and film lovers, as well as to spread analog film practices.
The event includes screenings, workshops and other events. The movie theater Teatro Nuovo di Capodarco is the main venue for the screening. Luma Experimental Film Lab is a second venue and a film workshop promoting darkroom experience.
We are seeking short films that use celluloid film or other analog media, no longer than 15 minutes. Once again this year, we have a special category for super short films, with a duration of up to 1 minute.
The 7th Quillota International Film Festival, now in its seventh edition, features three short film competitions. The festival carries out initiatives related to film training, production, and distribution within the city and province of Quillota. Its objective is to facilitate professional-grade cinematic content across a variety of settings—including public spaces, movie theaters, cultural venues, and schools—throughout the province of Quillota, in the Valparaíso Region of Chile. In 2026, the festival will once again host screenings at the city’s Leopoldo Silva Cultural Center and at the Center for the Promotion of Health and Culture, alongside open-air, community-based screenings in public spaces across the city of Quillota (specifically in the Corvi neighborhood and the city’s main square, the Plaza de Armas).
ESTEKA, Euskal Film Laburrak Sustatzeko Elkarte Profesionala, convoca BIDEAN, la convocatoria de proyectos de cortometraje en fase de Work in Progress (WIP) del III Mercado del Cortometraje Vasco, que se celebrará los días 11 y 12 de diciembre de 2026 en el Palacio Villa Suso de Vitoria-Gasteiz.
La convocatoria tiene como finalidad apoyar la finalización y distribución profesional de cortometrajes que hayan completado su rodaje y se encuentren en una fase avanzada de montaje y postproducción, favoreciendo su encuentro con profesionales y agentes del sector audiovisual que puedan contribuir a su finalización, distribución y futura distribución.
De entre todos los proyectos recibidos, un comité de selección formado por profesionales del sector elegirá UN MÁXIMO DE SIETE PROYECTOS, que participarán el 12 de diciembre de 2026 en una sesión de visionados privados ante profesionales acreditados del sector.
Entre los profesionales invitados podrán encontrarse productoras interesadas en incorporarse a los proyectos en esta fase, distribuidoras, programadoras y programadores de festivales, y otros perfiles vinculados a la producción, postproducción, distribución y exhibición cinematográfica.
La asistencia a BIDEAN será obligatoria para la persona directora y la persona productora de cada uno de los proyectos seleccionados.
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Con el patrocinio de Ayuntamiento de Vitoria-Gasteiz, Diputación Foral de Álava - Arabako Foru Aldundia, Eusko Jaurlaritza / Gobierno Vasco, Rural Kutxa Gizarte Ekintza, Fundación SGAE y EITB. Con la ayuda de La Córnea Digital, iCOFF, Caostica, Epic Films Rental, Sonora, We Punk! Distributions y hazik, y la organización de esteka.
MiTS (Movement & Social Transformation) is a Social Video-dance Festival which explores the interrelation between video and dance as a tool to bring about powerful discussions and visibility to all kinds of diversity: diverse identities, diverse bodies and territories to discover.
The Globale Festival was born in Berlin (Germany) in 2003, from which it spread to cities such as Warsaw (Poland), Montevideo (Uruguay), and, since 2011, Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) and Bogotá (Colombia).
Globale Bogotá Film Festival – Critical and emancipatory perspectives seeks to generate spaces for denunciation, dialogue, awareness, and analysis of reality based on the themes set for each edition. The initiative aims to materialize proposals for the transformation of prevailing cultural, social, political, and economic models by understanding documentaries as critical tools that foster reflection and screening rooms as workshops for ideas and social and political work.
Faced with the growth of fascism and its cultural war against life and bodies, Globale Bogotá wants to contribute to strengthening organization, struggle, and collective action to continue building free, autonomous, and rebellious communities.
Right-wing political forces continue to advance across the world, hate speech targeting women is increasing, the denial and dehumanization of trans and non-binary people are rising, racism is growing stronger, genocides are an everyday occurrence, and every night we go to sleep with the certainty that what is happening in Gaza will soon reach our territories. In this scenario, reacting to a structure that seems unstoppable, invincible, and global becomes more difficult and discouraging every day. However, there are thousands of stories of resistance, survival, and a dignified life that illuminate and open paths to freedom; these are precisely the stories we want to screen.
Therefore, for the 14th edition of the Globale Bogotá Festival, which we will celebrate in 2027, we invite you to submit documentaries about organization, struggle, and action for autonomy, freedom, and a dignified life in different parts of the world.
We want to learn about these experiences because we know that all struggles leave us with lessons, and at this moment every lesson matters and deserves to be remembered.
It does not matter if it is recent material or from decades ago, nor whether it is a localized and small struggle; we are looking for examples that allow us to strengthen ourselves and know that many people keep hope and resistance alive. We need to hold on to the experiences of organization, struggle, and action to inspire us, accompany us, and remember that, despite everything, other worlds are always possible.
Habitar el Cine, Caracas International Contemporary Film Festival, is an annual event that seeks to connect different audiences across the country with the best national and international films of the moment. The festival celebrates and promotes diversity in filmmaking, offering a wide range of programming, activities, special events, and discussion forums that bridge the gap between the work, the author, and the audience. More than a competitive event, it is designed to view, enjoy, and delve into cinema in a healthy way, far from the lure of the market and closer to discoveries and the avant-garde.
Goal: Select the program that will represent Spain in the World Contest of the International Film Union (UNICA) 2027, this year in Cannes (France).
Os Prémios Quirino surgiram em 2018 para reconhecer o talento da animação ibero-americana e estabelecer ligações entre a indústria de ambos os lados do Atlântico.
Dez anos depois, são o principal ponto de encontro do setor.
O que começou por ser uma gala reúne hoje uma cerimónia de entrega de prémios, um Fórum Internacional de Coprodução e Negócios e programas que abordam o futuro da indústria.
Todos os anos, Tenerife recebe profissionais da América Latina, Espanha, Portugal e Andorra durante três dias de gala, negócios e trabalho coletivo.
Em dez anos, os Prémios Quirino receberam mais de 2 200 obras candidatas, agendaram mais de 8 700 reuniões B2B e entregaram 85 prémios em 10 categorias a criadores de 23 nacionalidades ibero-americanas.
Assim, os Prémios Quirino prestam homenagem ao talento criativo ibero-americano.
FestiPREV is the International Festival of Prevention and Youth Citizenship Film, dedicated to young people aged 11 to 25. It takes place every year in May in La Rochelle, France.
This festival offers a unique platform to express ideas and engaged messages through short films.
Participants can submit works ranging from 30 seconds to 5 minutes, addressing various themes related to prevention and citizenship.
FestiPREV encourages creativity and dialogue among young people, while valuing their voices on contemporary societal issues.
Join us to make your story heard and contribute to a better future !
Napoli AI Film Festival (NAIFF) is an international festival dedicated to short film created with Generative Artificial Intelligence.
Based in Naples, Italy, the festival explores how AI is transforming filmmaking, visual storytelling and creative production, bringing together filmmakers, artists, creators and new voices experimenting with emerging technologies.
We welcome submissions across the following categories:
• Narrative Short Movies
• Commercial / Advertising
• Music Videos
• Naples-inspired Film
Submitted works must meaningfully incorporate Generative AI into their creative or production process.
Beyond the competition, NAIFF is designed as a meeting point for the emerging AI filmmaking community through screenings, conversations, workshops and creative experiences.
Naples is an essential part of the festival's identity.
Through a dedicated special award, we invite filmmakers from around the world to use AI to explore, reinterpret and imagine Naples, its culture, people, landscapes, stories and heritage.
Napoli AI Film Festival is presented by Creative Tech for Humanity, a non-profit organization promoting culture, creativity, education and responsible technological innovation.
Fotofilm Internatıonal Short Film Festival is an innovative concept that aims to shine a spotlight on new generation world-language filmmakers and to give internet users across the globe the chance to share their enthusiasm for world cinema.
Our mission is to promote films, and be another step up in the filmmakers' careers.
Fotofilm International Short Film Festival is a festival open to filmmakers and film lovers. Is festival of world cinematography, where short films, videoclips, webseries and video arts from all over the world come together to compete for the various prizes of the festival.
Submissions are now open for the Movie&Short Festival 2027, an international festival bringing together independent cinema, visual arts, technology, and new forms of artistic expression.
The call for entries covers two competition sections: the Movie&Short Competition 2027, dedicated to short films, and Art for the Future 2027, focused on visual arts. Both competitions are free to enter.
ESTEKA, Euskal Film Laburrak Sustatzeko Elkarte Profesionala, convoca LABEAN, la convocatoria de proyectos de cortometraje y Pitch del III Mercado del Cortometraje Vasco, que se celebrará los días 11 y 12 de diciembre de 2026 en el Palacio Villa Suso de Vitoria-Gasteiz.
La convocatoria tiene como finalidad impulsar el desarrollo y la producción de proyectos cortometraje, con especial atención al talento alavés y vasco, favorecer su visibilidad y facilitar el encuentro entre sus autores y profesionales del sector audiovisual vasco y estatal.
De entre todos los proyectos recibidos, un comité de selección formado por profesionales del sector elegirá UN MÁXIMO DE NUEVE PROYECTOS, cuyos responsables los presentarán públicamente ante profesionales, productoras y otros agentes del sector en una sesión de pitch que se celebrará el 11 de diciembre de 2026.
La asistencia al evento de pitch será obligatoria.
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Con el patrocinio de Ayuntamiento de Vitoria-Gasteiz, Diputación Foral de Álava - Arabako Foru Aldundia, Eusko Jaurlaritza / Gobierno Vasco, Rural Kutxa Gizarte Ekintza, Fundación SGAE y EITB. Con la ayuda de La Córnea Digital, iCOFF, Caostica, Epic Films Rental, Sonora, We Punk! Distributions y hazik, y la organización de esteka.
Todo es Prompt is an international online film festival for short and feature films created with artificial intelligence. This AI film festival invites filmmakers, artists, and creators from around the world to explore new forms of audiovisual storytelling using AI tools.
The festival was born at a moment of transformation in cinema. For years, many creators depended on funding, open calls, juries, and lengthy validation processes that left more projects out than in. Meanwhile, technology was quietly advancing. Today, AI filmmaking tools allow ideas, prompts, and screenplays to be transformed into cinematic visuals.
Today an idea can become a scene.
Today a text can become a movie.
Today the act of directing can begin with a simple instruction: a prompt.
Todo es Prompt emerges at this turning point in AI-generated cinema, where creators can produce audiovisual works without traditional industry barriers. The festival celebrates cinema made with AI, from experimental works to narrative short films created using AI video generation and AI storytelling tools.
We invite filmmakers, digital artists, and experimenters worldwide to submit their AI short and feature films and join an international community that is exploring the future of cinema.
We believe in human authorship amplified by artificial intelligence tools.
We believe technology does not replace vision: it expands it.
We don't wait for our turn to create.
We don't ask for permission to make our cinema.
The SilverVox Film + Music Festival returns to Frederick, Maryland, for its second year, May 6–9, 2027!
Our first festival, held in June 2026, brought filmmakers, musicians, artists, and audiences together for four days of independent films, live music, discussions, and special events throughout historic Downtown Frederick.
The festival was a great success, receiving excellent reviews from filmmakers and local media.
2026 FESTIVAL AT A GLANCE
More than 150 films
Over 40 live music performances
12 festival venues
Films from 27 countries
Filmmaker Q&As, panels, workshops, and parties
A welcoming, walkable downtown festival
FILMS WE ARE LOOKING FOR
SilverVox welcomes films from around the world, including:
Narrative features and shorts
Documentary features and shorts
Animation and experimental films
Music documentaries, music videos, and performance films
Horror, midnight, and genre films
Student films
Films that explore new ideas and creative approaches
We welcome both new and experienced filmmakers. We value original stories, creative filmmaking, and films that encourage audiences to think, feel, and discuss.
Every submitted film is reviewed by our screening team. We work to create interesting film programs that bring filmmakers and audiences together.
MORE THAN A FILM SCREENING
SilverVox is more than a place to show your film.
We encourage filmmakers to attend screenings, meet audiences, participate in Q&As, join discussions, and connect with other artists.
Our goal is to make filmmakers feel welcome and to create opportunities for new friendships and professional connections.
Filmmaker Rick Kain, a 27-year veteran of the film and television industry, wrote:
“I have attended hundreds of film festivals ... and SilverVox Film and Music Festival rates at the top of the list.”
Filmmaker Ian Scott Pullens said:
“If you are a filmmaker selected for this fest, you are treated like royalty by the team.”
FILM AND MUSIC TOGETHER
Music is an important part of SilverVox.
The festival combines film screenings with live concerts featuring local, regional, and national musicians. Our first festival included special performances by Cults and DIIV, along with many other artists.
Music documentaries, music videos, and films about musicians are an important part of our programming.
We believe film and music can inspire each other and create new connections between artists and audiences.
A FESTIVAL THROUGHOUT THE CITY
SilverVox takes place in Frederick, Maryland, approximately one hour from Washington, D.C., and Baltimore.
The festival uses several venues throughout historic Downtown Frederick, including the beautiful Weinberg Center for the Arts and New Spire Arts.
Frederick offers restaurants, galleries, shops, music venues, and welcoming public spaces, all within a walkable downtown area.
Following our first festival, The Frederick News-Post published an article titled “Thank You SilverVox.”
Arts editor Lauren LaRocca wrote:
“For four days, the city felt like a carnival of delights for the arts community.”
JOIN US IN 2027!
SilverVox welcomes filmmakers from every country and background. We want to discover new voices, share great films, and bring people together through creativity.
Whether you are making your first short film or your latest feature, we invite you to submit your work and become part of SilverVox.
Submissions open October 17, 2026.
Festival dates: May 6–9, 2027.
Produced by SilverVox, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization.
27 Films. Infinite Impact.
Most film festivals accept hundreds of projects, leaving numerous indie filmmakers lost in the void. The 27 Club Film Festival takes a more selective approach: we accept exactly 27 films per year. Each film gets an equal chance at recognition. Free from overwhelming competition when the screen goes black and your film begins to light up the screen.
If your film is selected, you don't just screen—you become part of an exclusive cohort of extraordinary storytellers who earned a spot in the 27 Club.
Please apply to earn your spot!
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