Greece International Film Festival (7)

Festival start: 28 March 2026      Festival end: 29 March 2026

The 7th Greece International Film Festival is coming with screenings of the best films. The GIFF is a screening festival that will take place in a live audience in Athens.

We are a team of filmmakers, producers and distributors and we have been professionally involved in cinema and theater for over 25 years.
The Best Short, Mid-Length and Feature Film of the Festival will win the Greek Trophy's and will be awarded to the directors at the closing ceremony.

The ultimate goal of the GIFFestival is to make it accessible to everyone.
Greece International Film Festival provides Trophys, Honorable Mentions and Laurels to the best projects of the participants.

Films - Series
Music Videos - Dance Videos
Screenplays - Theatrical Plays

Laurel
The tradition of awarding a laurel wreath to the winner began in the Pythias at Delphi in Greece in, the 6th century BC.

They were organized in honor of the god Apollo, who usually appeared with a laurel wreath in memory of the nymph Daphne who transformed herself into a plant to escape his amorous moods. The plant was named "Daphne".

The International Film Festival of Greece opens its doors to the audience for the 7th time to present domestic and international films, videos and screenplays.

The last events of the festival took place in the center of Athens with screenings at the historic Cinema "Iris" (Cinema Sector - ΠΟΦΠΑ), and hosted short and feature films from around the world. The festival screened fiction films, documentaries and animations by Greek and foreign directors with free entrance. A significant number of films had their world, European and Greek premieres in Greece.

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The Greece International Film Festival aspires to function as a channel of communication between artists, directors, screenwriters and producers of the international and domestic film industry.

A special place in the activities of the GIFF is held by the Competition Department of Greek and International Short, Mid-Length, Feature Films, Music Video, Dance Video, Screenplays, Theatrical Plays, which supports new works of art to find their way and get to know their audience.

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Best Series
Best Animation
Best Music Video
Best Dance Video
Best Documentary

Best Director Short
Best Director Feature
Best Director (Student)
Best First-time Filmmaker

Best D.O.P.
Best Production
Best Art Production

Best Song
Best Soundtrack
Best Original Score

Best Actor (Short)
Best Actor (Feature)
Best Actress (Short)
Best Actress (Feature)
Best Supporting Actor (Short)
Best Supporting Actor (Feature)
Best Supporting Actress (Short)
Best Supporting Actress (Feature)

Best Short Screenplay
Best Feature Screenplay

Best Theatrical Play


* Read the rule 4 and all the rules and terms that follow...

1. YOU OWN ALL THE RIGHTS TO THE FILM.

2. No fee waiver. All entry fees are non-refundable.

3. GIFF can use parts of your film for promotional purpose only.

4. Organizers reserve rights change, cancel or re-schedule the dates, venue, awards & categories without consent.

5. You cannot withdraw your submission after the official selection announcement.

6. The festival does not pay screening fees.

7. When your film-video selected, you are obliged to send subtitles with your film-video. If your film-video is in English, you should send us Greek subtitles. If your film-video is in the Greek language, you should send us English subtitles. If your movie-video is in a foreign language, you should send us an srt file containing both English and Greek subtitles.

8. The trophies are given only to the directors who attend the Award Ceremony.

9. By registering you accept all the above rules.

We accept movies of all genes and from any language.

Short Films up to 30 minutes.

Mid-Length Films 30-60.

Feature Films more than 60 minutes.

Production Year: No limit.

We accept scripts & theatrical palys in English, Italian, French and Greek.