Migración en Tránsito (1)

Festival start: 01 July 2025      Festival end: 31 October 2025

"Migration in Transit. International Film Festival" is a cultural initiative that uses cinema as a tool to raise awareness about the complexities of migration in Latin America and the world. Through film screenings, educational workshops and roundtables, this festival promotes respect, inclusion and critical reflection, aligning itself with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG).

With venues in Peru (Piura, Trujillo, Moquegua, Lima) and international screenings in key cities such as Colombia, Brazil, Venezuela, Argentina, Spain and the United States, the festival combines a local and international approach, ensuring that the voices of migrants resonate in multiple cultural contexts.

The festival will feature an international film competition to award the best productions that address the topic of migration.

Categories:

Best Documentary: True stories that portray the essence and challenges of migration.

Best Fiction: Imaginative narratives that explore the migration phenomenon from unique perspectives.

Short Film: Brief works that capture the essential aspects and emotions of migration.

Experimental: Innovative productions that break with traditional forms to tell migration stories.

Animation: Animated stories that convey the experience of migration from creative and visually striking perspectives.

Music Video: Videos that combine music and visual narration to address issues related to migration.

Video Podcast/Podcast: Audiovisual or audio-only productions that analyze or tell stories about migration in a creative way.

Fauna Migration: Productions that highlight the migratory phenomenon in the animal kingdom, exploring its impact and natural beauty.

A jury composed of filmmakers, academics and social leaders will evaluate the works, highlighting those that provide new perspectives and foster intercultural understanding.

The festival is not only a cultural event, but a platform for social change. Through cinema and the international competition, it fosters empathy and solidarity at a critical time for migrant communities, highlighting their contributions to host societies and promoting inclusive policies.