International Human Rights Film Festival Albania

Tirana AL-1005, Albania, Europe

14 - 19 Sep, 2020

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International Human Rights Film Festival Albania

Tirana AL-1005, Albania, Europe

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General Information

edition

15th

Contact details

Aleksandër Moisiu Street, Nr.78 Kinostudio Tirana AL-1005 Albania

-1005

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About the festival

The International Human Rights Film Festival in Albania (IHRFFA) comes with a new way of educating people with the human rights concepts. Constituted as a cultural platform for the dissemination and awareness rising of the people on human rights issues, it operates through using image as its instrument.

IHRFFA includes in its program documentary and fiction movies dealing with human rights that are sensitive especially for the Albanian society. This event brings to the public’s attention similar experiences from all over the world and by using image as its tool, the impact is stronger and direct.

Events of this kind are necessary for the Albanian society which is suffering different social and human rights problems such as: human trafficking, children frustration, health care, etc.

As an initiative of the Academy of Film and Multimedia Marubi since 2006, other human rights organisations operating in Albania have joined the cause such as OSCE Presence, UNICEF, Albanian Helsinki Committee, Utica College, a number of Embassies in Tirana such as the German Embassy, French, Austrian, Swiss, U.S. Embassy in Tirana, Albanian Institute of Media, etc. Furthermore, the festival is supported as well by local institutions such as the Municipality of Tirana, the Ministry of Culture and the National Film Center.

Through the years, the International Human Rights Film Festival in Albania has become the event which brings on all together human rights activists, selected movies and the best filmmakers. This event makes us realise the importance of our human dignity and the importance of being human.

No Awards or Prizes. This is a non-competitive festival.

About

The International Human Rights Film Festival in Albania (IHRFFA) comes with a new way of educating people with the human rights concepts. Constituted as a cultural platform for the dissemination and awareness rising of the people on human rights issues, it operates through using image as its instrument.

IHRFFA includes in its program documentary and fiction movies dealing with human rights that are sensitive especially for the Albanian society. This event brings to the public’s attention similar experiences from all over the world and by using image as its tool, the impact is stronger and direct.

Events of this kind are necessary for the Albanian society which is suffering different social and human rights problems such as: human trafficking, children frustration, health care, etc.

As an initiative of the Academy of Film and Multimedia Marubi since 2006, other human rights organisations operating in Albania have joined the cause such as OSCE Presence, UNICEF, Albanian Helsinki Committee, Utica College, a number of Embassies in Tirana such as the German Embassy, French, Austrian, Swiss, U.S. Embassy in Tirana, Albanian Institute of Media, etc. Furthermore, the festival is supported as well by local institutions such as the Municipality of Tirana, the Ministry of Culture and the National Film Center.

Through the years, the International Human Rights Film Festival in Albania has become the event which brings on all together human rights activists, selected movies and the best filmmakers. This event makes us realise the importance of our human dignity and the importance of being human.

No Awards or Prizes. This is a non-competitive festival.

Awards & Winners

There are no winners yet for this festival

Terms and rules

The Festival’s object is human rights.
No further preliminaries on the film’s content, style or techniques apply.
Film productions completed after January 1, 2018 are admissible to this 2020 edition.
Films and videos may be submitted for selection by the filmmakers themselves, by producers, distributors or their legal representatives. Films and videos can't have been published on public platforms (such as YouTube, etc) prior to screening at the festival.

Each year, one day is dedicated to a specific theme. For the 15th edition, the main focus of the Festival will be on women and children rights.

Films related to other human rights issues will be screened during the other 5 days of the festival.
No entry fees are due for submitting films, videos or new media projects.

The festival doesn't pay screening fees to applicants.
Viewing copy shall be subtitled in English.
The application and all the necessary documents and the viewing copy must be submitted to IHRFFA, by June 10th, 2020 (postmarked/emailed-marked).

Selection of the Film
The festival’s Selection Committee makes the first selection of films.
Selection decisions made by the festival’s Selection Committee are final.
Priority might be given to films that address main theme chosen for the Festival.
Priority might be given to Albanian, European or World Premieres.
Priority might be given to works that are example of formal and technical innovation.
If a film or video is selected, publicity material (press books, posters, stills, English dialogs list, etc) must have been received by IHRFFA organisation by August 1st, 2020.

Ratings & Reviews

Categories and fees

Long Documentary
Early Bird (2nd March, 2020) €0
Regular (10th June, 2020) €0
Late (18th July, 2020) €0

Long Fiction
Early Bird (2nd March, 2020) €0
Regular (10th June, 2020) €0
Late (18th July, 2020) €0

Short Doc
Early Bird (2nd March, 2020) €0
Regular (10th June, 2020) €0
Late (18th July, 2020) €0

Short Fiction
Early Bird (2nd March, 2020) €0
Regular (10th June, 2020) €0
Late (18th July, 2020) €0

Animation
Early Bird (2nd March, 2020) €0
Regular (10th June, 2020) €0
Late (18th July, 2020) €0

Film School
Early Bird (2nd March, 2020) €0
Regular (10th June, 2020) €0
Late (18th July, 2020) €0

Main focus - Women and/or Children rights
Early Bird (2nd March, 2020) €0
Regular (10th June, 2020) €0
Late (18th July, 2020) €0

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