MOVIEMMECE – Cinefestival della biodiversità del cibo e delle culture ()

Início do Festival: 25 Outubro 2019      Fim do Festival: 27 Outubro 2019

The 3nd edition of "MOVIEMMECE - Cinefestival of Biodiversity of Food and Cultures" will be held in Naples, Italy, in October 2019.

The contest can be attended by Italian autors and filmmakers under 35 who realized a short movie about food topic. Food should be understood as a vehicle for cultural exchange and for research into social, environmental, cultural, ecological or civil issues. The winner will receive a prize of 1000 Euros. More prizes will be assigned by juries composed by schools and cinema students. The partecipation in the contest is free of charge.

The festival aims to sensitize the target abut the food topic as a very relevant social and ecological issue, connected with human rights, biodiversity conservation and ecological sustainability of human productions. So, the young film makers selected by the Festival will be invited in Naples during the screening days, for public screening of their works and meeting with the public, institutions exponent and other young and senior film makers, to share and compare their works.

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The winner will receive a prize of 500 Euros. The jury could assign a special mention too.

More prizes will be assigned by juries composed by schools and cinema students: the selected film makers will receive as prize one EquoTube: a naturalistic and responsible tourism experience. Finally, the members of the Selection Committee will assign the special mention "The Stories of Other MOVIE" to the work that will be distinguished for sensibility and quality in dealing with the theme of the encounter with the Other.

The partecipation in the contest is free of charge.

The contest can be attended by Italian filmmakers under 40 who realized a short film about Food topic. Food should be understood as a vehicle for cultural exchange and for research into social, environmental, cultural, ecological and civil issues.