Festival Film Dokumenter

Yogyakarta, DIY, Indonesia, Asia

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Festival Film Dokumenter

Yogyakarta, DIY, Indonesia, Asia

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Jalan Sajiono 15, Kotabaru Yogyakarta, DIY 55224 Indonesia

55224

festival@ffd.or.id

+62811-264-2672

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About the festival

Festival Film Dokumenter (FFD) Yogyakarta is the first documentary film festival in Indonesia and South East Asia. Since 2002, every December this annual Festival has been held several programs related to the documentary films.

The idea of FFD was sparked from small talk amongs a group of young people about their awareness on the documentary film. They began carry out their idea for the sake of Indonesian documentary film growth. The awareness of this media emerged among these young people since there are many great potential in the field of Indonesian documentary film but not optimally explored. Human resources and materials that need to be explored are sufficient source to produce a documentary film. But young filmmakers do not use such sources to produce a film, instead they are more interesting in producing “artistic” and “expressive” films, which mostly are fiction genre. Such films even are being dramatized by profit-oriented media, such as instantly produced television programs, which become the reference for most young filmmakers. They have neglected documentary film that in fact contains full of educational elements.

Past attendees of of film festival include Peter Wintonick, Mark Achbar, Curtis Levy, Anand Patwardhan, Larry Weinstein, Leonard Retel Helmrich, Petr Lom, Enrique Sánchez Lansch, David Bradburry, Alain Compost, Joshua Oppenheimer, Fujioka Asako, Wakai Makiko, Pimpaka Towira, Park Hye-Mi, Christine Hill and more.


Indonesian Best Feature-Length Documentary
Indonesian Best Short Documentary
Indonesian Best Student Documentary

About

Festival Film Dokumenter (FFD) Yogyakarta is the first documentary film festival in Indonesia and South East Asia. Since 2002, every December this annual Festival has been held several programs related to the documentary films.

The idea of FFD was sparked from small talk amongs a group of young people about their awareness on the documentary film. They began carry out their idea for the sake of Indonesian documentary film growth. The awareness of this media emerged among these young people since there are many great potential in the field of Indonesian documentary film but not optimally explored. Human resources and materials that need to be explored are sufficient source to produce a documentary film. But young filmmakers do not use such sources to produce a film, instead they are more interesting in producing “artistic” and “expressive” films, which mostly are fiction genre. Such films even are being dramatized by profit-oriented media, such as instantly produced television programs, which become the reference for most young filmmakers. They have neglected documentary film that in fact contains full of educational elements.

Past attendees of of film festival include Peter Wintonick, Mark Achbar, Curtis Levy, Anand Patwardhan, Larry Weinstein, Leonard Retel Helmrich, Petr Lom, Enrique Sánchez Lansch, David Bradburry, Alain Compost, Joshua Oppenheimer, Fujioka Asako, Wakai Makiko, Pimpaka Towira, Park Hye-Mi, Christine Hill and more.


Indonesian Best Feature-Length Documentary
Indonesian Best Short Documentary
Indonesian Best Student Documentary

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Terms and rules

General Requirements:

The deadline for entry is 30 September 2015.
The production year is 2014 or 2015.
Has English subtitle.
It is the sole responsibility of the applicant to secure clearance from the copyright holders of any copyrighted materials included within the submitted film. FFD will not be held responsible for the unauthorized inclusion of any copyrighted materials within or relating to the submitted film. FFD reserves the right to disqualify any film with any unauthorized inclusion of copyrighted materials.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS PER PROGRAM

Indonesian Competition

This is for Indonesian filmmakers only. There are three categories:

Feature-length Documentary
The running time is more than 40 minutes including credit title.
Short Documentary
Maximum running time is 40 minutes including subtitle.
Student Documentary
For students from Elementary until High School. No running time limit.

Non-competition Program

We accept all films with the specified requirements specified below:

Spektrum
We are looking for films with moving perspective either in terms of styles or issues.

SEA Docs
Only for Southeast Asia filmmakers and concern with Southeast Asia issues.

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