Cinefem 10 (10)

Festival start: 07 September 2022      Festival end: 11 September 2022

CineFem, the First International Women's Film Festival of Uruguay, whose first edition was held in Salto (Uruguay) but that from then on was permanently developed in Punta del Este, is a space to reflect on the role of women in cinema and in our society. CineFem, the woman's view.

Best Film
Best Documentary
Best Director
Best Screenplay
Best Actor
Best Actress
Best Short Film
Best Documentary Short Film
Audience Choice Award for Best Feature Film
Audience Choice Award for Best Short Film

1.- The 10th International Women's Film Festival of Uruguay, "CineFem", to be held from September 7th to 11th, 2022, calls for entries to Shorts and Long Feature Films Competition.

2.- They must have been made as of January 1, 2020 and in the following categories: fiction, documentary and animation. The maximum length accepted per film will be 15 minutes for short films and 100 minutes for long feature films. Films may not have been exhibited in previous editions of the festival and priority will be given to those that are national or regional premieres.

3.- The productions may have been produced in any film or digital format, but they must be submitted for exhibition in the following formats MOV file H264 1920x1080 or similar (MKV, MP4, AVI).

4.- In the case of films that are not originally in Spanish, they must come with subtitles embedded in Spanish. Exceptionally, works will be accepted if they are sent with an SRT file with Spanish subtitles.

5.- The deadline for the reception of films is August 8th, 2022.

6.- An international jury of will discern the awards in the different categories, and their decision will be final.

7.- The festival will try to provide facilities for the presence of the filmmakers of the short and long films selected during the festival, but the acceptance of the work does not imply the granting of an invitation with ticket and accommodation, which must be paid for by the participant.

8.- The registration of the film in the festival implies the tacit acceptance of these rules.