DEEPWAVE Filmfestival for the Protection of the Oceans ()



Fechas Límite

14 feb 2020
Convocatoria

15 mar 2020
Festival Cerrado

20 abr 2020
Fecha de notificación

08 may 2020
08 may 2020

Dirección

25 Gaußstraße,  22765, Hamburg, Hamburg, Alemania


Descripción del festival
Festival de cortometrajes 30'<


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 Festival de cine
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 Documental
 Animación
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 Experimental
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 Proyectos Escolares 
 Cortometrajes  30'<
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Inglés


Inicio Festival: 08 mayo 2020      Fin Festival: 08 mayo 2020

The "DEEPWAVE Filmfestival for the Protection of the Ocean" is an all-evening event for students, scientists, stakeholders of marine conservation and the general public. It's for all those who want an intense dive into the sea, its beauties and threats.

We specialize in a highly curated choreography. While we love high-quality short films, our utmost focus is for all movies, invited experts and experiences to be connected and seamlessly flow together - in the spirit of our oceans and their inhabitants.

An example would be the film "DEEP TIME", where the film's creators Kirsten and Joachim Jakobsen could discuss and revel in the experience of deep-sea exploration with invited guests the likes of Dr. Antje Boetius and Dr. Rolf Koppelmann. But the setting allowed the dive into deep-sea mining ethics and the dark implications of shady politics and greed - when exploration turns into exploitation.

One of our favourite moments was when the central character of the film "REPICORE | Research in Melanesia" joined us on stage, Dr. Sebastian Ferse, and told us about the devastating impacts of coral extinction. The discussion with Dr. Götz Reinicke sparked hard emotions, as a nearly complete loss of coral reefs by 2050 seems likely - even if we stop polluting the climate now. But a feeling of community in the audience and the repeated assessment of all present scientists, that true change leads to true impact, turned it around.

Even the catering, provided by a local zero waste store, has been selected to nourish guests in a sustainable manner and was a welcome addition to the brainfood on screen.

I could go on: the opening speech of actor Frederik Götz about the importance of transformative fear, the visit from filmmaker Faye Meijer, etc. We hopely brought a strong memory to all guests and created some food for thought and reason to change.

We thank everyone for attending, everyone who went out there with a camera to return with a piece of art and last but not least all who helped make this possible, the team, our donors, every partner and all who were involved in the in-house production of the short film "ONNO".

So, next round it is.

Help us to create a second memorable evening by submitting your movie, share it among your peers or suggest filmmakers we should contact.
We are looking for short length movies and videos of all genres about the ocean and its protection – politically, rousingly, enlighteningly, documenting, thrilling and to marvel.

The main topic this year will again be Coral Reefs and the Deep Sea (we will sadly have to make these a topic every year until they are saved), but we would like to include Climate Change as a topic that spans all else. And if you even have something about an often overlooked topic like Noise Mitigation we would be very grateful.

If your movie stars interesting personas who happen to live in a region accessible by train to Hamburg, we would love to invite them.

The festival is going to take place at the Lichtmess cinema. There is no entrance fee and catering is also free.

1. DEEPWAVE Filmfestival is hereby granted the right to utilize an excerpt from any film submitted and accepted for exhibition at the Festival for promotional, educational, advertisement purposes. The individual or corporation submitting the film hereby warrants that it is authorized to commit the film for screening and understands and accepts these requirements and regulations.


2. It is the filmmaker's responsibility to have all valid and correct copyright and licenses for their film.


3. All films must be in German or english, otherwise with english or German subtitles.


4. The films have a length of maximum 30 min.


5. The festival doesn't offer screening fees.

  

 
  

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