Festival RÊve En Court (ASSOCIATION DREAM LANDES) (2)



Deadlines

10 Jan 2026
Call for entries

10 Jan 2026
Early deadline

15 Jul 2026
Standard deadline

15 Aug 2026
Late deadline

20 Aug 2026
Final deadline

07 Sep 2026
Notification date

18 Sep 2026
20 Sep 2026

Address

Av. des Arènes,  40510, Seignosse, Landes, France


Festival description
Short film festival 15'<


Festival requirements
 Film festival
 Fiction
 Documentary
 Animation
 Fantastic
 Terror
 Experimental
 Music Video
 Other
 Any Genre
 Any Theme
 Has submission fees
 International Festival
 Physical Location
 October 2024
 Production countries: Any
 Shooting countries: Any
 Director nationalities: Any
 Debut Films 
 School projects 
 Short Films  15'<
 AI Tools 
 Any language
 Subtitles 
English French
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Festival start: 18 September 2026      Festival end: 20 September 2026

After a first edition crowned with success in Soorts-Hossegor in August 2025, the Dream Landes Festival enters a new phase of its development and becomes Rêve en Court, relocating to Paris. Conceived as a film festival dedicated to short films and talents under 30, Rêve en Court asserts a clear editorial vision: to reveal a bold, engaged, and inventive new generation of filmmakers.

At the heart of the festival’s mission lies the theatrical screening experience, encounters with filmmakers, and dialogue around the works, through screenings followed by discussions and exchanges. Rêve en Court positions itself as a space for visibility, reflection, and transmission, where the short film is championed as a free, demanding, and essential format for the renewal of contemporary cinema.

Awards – Festival DREAM LANDES

National Competition
• Grand Prize (Nuage – official festival trophy)
• Best Acting Award (gender-neutral)
• Best Director Award
• Best Cinematography Award
• Best Original Screenplay Award

Awards granted by a jury of distinguished professionals.



International Competition
• International Award (Nuage – official festival trophy)

Award granted by a jury of professionals.
The Audience Award is presented among films in this competition.



Student Competition
• Best Student Film Award (Nuage – official festival trophy)

Award granted by a jury, based on audience votes.

GENERAL RULES – FESTIVAL DREAM LANDES

The Rêve en Court Festival is a short film festival dedicated to emerging talents, organized by the non-profit association Dream Landes. The second edition will take place from September 18 to 20, 2026, in Paris.



Eligibility

• Fiction, documentary, or experimental short films, under 15 minutes, including credits.

• Films produced after October 1st, 2024.

• Submissions must be made by the rights holders (producer, director, distributor, school, etc.).

• Advertising or industrial films are not accepted.

• Films previously submitted cannot be resubmitted.



Competitions

The festival includes three competitions:

• National Competition
• International Competition
• Student Competition

Each film may compete in only one category.



Submission

• Submissions via Festhome.
• deadlines:
• July 15, 2026 (standard)
• August 15, 2026 (late submission)
• Student films must provide official authorization from their school.



Selection & commitment

• Selected films cannot be withdrawn from the festival.

• Rights holders guarantee full clearance of all intellectual property rights.



Screening formats

• DCP required, non-encrypted, no KDM.
• subtitles:
• French-language films: english subtitles (SRT, not burned-in)
• Non-French films: english subtitles required, French subtitles recommended
• Films are archived for cultural preservation purposes.



Rights & broadcasting

• The festival is authorized to:
• screen the films publicly,
• use excerpts for promotional purposes,
• archive films for non-commercial cultural consultation.



Invitations

• Selected directors are invited.
• Travel, accommodation, and meals are not covered.



Governing law

• The regulations are governed by French law.
• Any dispute falls under the jurisdiction of the association’s registered office.



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