Festival Dinamo por la igualdad en el Deporte ()

Festival start: 01 October 2022      Festival end: 02 October 2022

Dinamo Sports Club of Mayrit is proud to present its first Film Festival dedicated to equality in sport.

We are the first mixed football team aspiring to be professional in Spain, and our goal is to make gender segregation in professional football disappear: we think it is an outdated and unfair way of categorizing footballers, when what should prevail first and foremost are technical skills and football quality, not gender.

In order to carry this project forward, we have decided to have a very powerful tool, capable of changing society and showing them other realities and possibilities: cinema.

The screening of the selected films will take place in person, at the Flori Park soccer field (San Juan Bautista neighborhood), preceded by a friendly match.

There will be the following prizes:

-Award for the best sports short film (general category): Trophy and certificate.

-Award for the best sports film (general category): Trophy and certificate.

-Award for the best short film on equality in sport: Trophy and certificate.

-Award for the best film on equality in sport: Trophy and certificate.

-Award for the best sports animated short film: Trophy and certificate.

-Award for the best sports animated film: Trophy and certificate.

-Award for the best sports short film made by children: Trophy and certificate.

There could be also be honorable mentions, awarded with certificates.

We accept all kinds of films related to sports. We have also a specific category dedicated to short films and feature films that celebrate gender equality in sports.

Films can be of any length and belong to any genre (drama, comedy, animation, etc.) Only films with adult content, nudity, graphic violence, etc. will be excluded from the competition.

The registration price will be 5 euros per short film and 5 per film. All proceeds will be invested in the Dinamo de Mayrit project (kits, coach, pitch rental, etc), and in their fight for real equality.