martes, 7 de octubre de 2008

Dialëktus Festival 2009 - BUDAPEST (HUNGRIA)

Dialëktus Festival 2009
European Documentary and Anthropological Film Festival
Budapest, 3th-8th March, 2009.


Submissions deadline: 17th October 2008.
Dialektus is here again, Europe's most creative and sensitive documentary film competition! The festival was created to present the world's cultural diversity and show how the world is seen through the eyes of European filmmakers. There is nothing more exciting than human stories!

AIDS in the Ukraine, media hack in the Hungarian press, a Romanian teacher working as an Elvis impersonator, a Belgian anthropologist among the Indians of French Guyana, prisoners escaping from Auschwitz in a Gestapo jeep, oil workers in Azerbaijan, Vietnamese speaking "Czechoslovak", a Chinese foundry in Germany - just a few of the topics touched upon in films presented at Dialektus in 2008.

More information: http://www.dialektusfesztival.hu/?lang=en

Festival du Film Ethnographique du Québec (FIFEQ) 2009




The Festival du Film Ethnographique du Québec (FIFEQ) is now in its sixth year! From January 30th to February 1st 2009, approximately one hundred ethnographic films will be shown free of charge in both Montreal and Quebec. The screening of these films will be accompanied by lectures, roundtable discussions and social gatherings.

We are now accepting film submissions until November 21st, 2008.

Two copies of the films should be submitted in DVD format, in either English or French, or containing English or French sub-titles. The films should be sent to the following name and address:

Katherine Romanow, coordinator FIFEQ 2009
Pharmaprix #0042
P.O Box 55155 BP Mackay
1500 Ste-Catherine Street O.
Montreal, Quebec
H3G 1S0

The films should be accompanied by a submission form which can be found at our website:
www.fifeq.ca

The FIFEQ: A short description...

Dedicated to the promotion of ethnographic films, the FIFEQ will screen films created by new filmmakers from both Canada and abroad as well as from renowned figures in the discipline of visual anthropology and the social documentary genre. The festival is both a celebration of the discipline of visual anthropology, as well as a reflection on the debates and ethical issues surrounding the utility and relevance of employing visual media when studying cultures and societies.

This has all been made possible due to the efforts of anthropology students from Concordia University, Universite de Montreal, McGill, University of Laval and the University of Chicoutimi. The FIFEQ creates a forum for professors, professionals, students and others passionate about films and anthropology to watch contemporary ethnographic films on the big screen and in turn to exchange ideas, pose questions and learn more about film media within the domain of the social sciences.

For further information, please contact the FIFEQ team at the following email address: ethnographik@gmail.com