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Check out the winners of the Nordic and the International competition at NUFF 2014
Yesterday evening five prizes were given to five young filmmakers from Sweden, Germany/Iran, Norway and Hungary.
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On Friday June 13st the 12th NUFF film workshop starts at the Youth Culture House TVIBIT in Tromsø. 40 participants from 11 countries will participate. In 5 groups they will make 5 films in 6 days mentored by 5 professional filmmakers. Deadline for the films is on Friday 20th at 10:00 am! The finished films will be presented in the evening at the Verdensteatret cinema.
We're looking forward to meet everybody and having fun at NUFF for 10 days.
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300 high school students in Tromsø had the opportunity to watch a short selection of the NUFF 2014 film program at Verdensteatret - Cinemateket i Tromsø yesterday and today.
We're looking forward to the festival starting June 13th!
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Check out the new festival teaser here... and the trailer here...
We're happy to announce the five workshop leaders for the NUFF 2014 workshops. The Oscar nominee Christine Cynn (The Act of Killing), the international rewarded short filmmaker Sahim Omar Kalifa from Belgium, the German film director Henner Winckler, the Norwegian writer and director Rebecca Figenschau and the Norwegian cinematographer Martin J. Edelsteen will join us to work with 40 young filmmakers from all over the world.
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Before the premiere (Foto: Bianca Emilia Fjellstad |
The first part Kurdish-Norwegian Youth Cinema collaboration is accomplished. On Saturday evening, January 18th, the group with the Kurdish-German film director Hüseyin Tabak workshop leader, presented their film "Snipp Snipp" at the the closing and award ceremony of the Tromsø International Film Festival in front a packed theatre with over 600 people.
The workshop will be continued at NUFF 2014 in June and after that the same group meet again at the Duhok International Film Festival in Kurdistan (Iraq).
Watch the film here...
Info workshops here...
Call for entry!
Finally the film & workshop entry forms are available. Submitt your films and join our workshops.
The Nordic competition is for films which are made in the last two years by young filmmakers 26 years old and younger and from the Nordic Countries. The films must not be longer then 20 minutes.
The film competition will be devided in three different age groups. The awards are the best Nordic film, the best film in age group <18, the best film in age group 18 - 20 & in age group 21 - 26.
The International competition is for filmsd made by young filmmakers 26 years old and younger from all other countries. The films must not be longer then 20 minutes. The award is for the best international film.
All entry forms here...
Tromsø Filmgalleri is showing films from Palestine during the Tromsø Internasjonale Filmfestival.
Håkon Birkenland Toft, member of the NUFF board, has arrange this amazing film gallery on a central point at the festival cinema at TIFF and selected films by young Palestinian filmmakers both from the West Bank and Gaza. Each screen represents one unique filmmaker, and you can easily listen to the movies by using the headset equipped next to the TV.
Coming soon - call for entries
On Friday 17th 2014 we will oppen for the film entries for NUFF 2014.
Check out the pictures from 2013 here...
At TIFF 2014 we will present the winner films of NUFF 2013, we will have a reception for the national and international guests of TIFF where young filmmakers can meet the professionals and we will arrange a film workshop with the reknown Kurdish-German professional filmmaker Hüseyin Tabak.
Four young filmmakers from Norway will meet four young filmmakers from Kurdistan making a film together in six days during TIFF. The workshop will be continued with the same group at NUFF 2014 (June) and the Duhok International Film Festival 2014 (September) in Kurdistan/Iraq.
Finally we had the opportunity to visit our friends in Gaza.
Since 2006 we have regularly screened films from Palestine and have had a lot of young filmmakers participating in NUFF workshops. To meet those “old” friends at home was amazing. Everything we thought we knew was different. It seemed so normal to be with our friends, to laugh and to eat together. Gaza is the world’s biggest prison with the world’s bravest people, who keep their dignity and pride in an unacceptable situation.
We cannot do enough to keep the world’s focus on Gaza. NUFF will continue to connect young filmmakers from Gaza to the world and to screen their films.
It’s about friendship! Free Gaza!
“Gaza City. The donkeys are back in sanitation service (the expensive gasoline makes cars litter dust). The town has electricity only 6 hours a day. The ancient patriarchs are the bosses of their own neighbourhoods and get their portraits painted in graffiti. Reminders of the war are visible on every corner. The beach is fantastic and the water full of shit because most of the sewage goes straight into the sea after Israeli bombs. (Also scrubbers go on power.) The salt content in the ground water rises dangerously (because the sea is rising and water pipes are full of holes). Unemployment is soaring. The border is closed. As someone I met said it: ‘People on the street smile and laugh, but on the inside they panic.’” (Kristen E. Bjørn, Gaza 2013 – travel companion)
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As a result of the 2nd Youth Cinema Conference September 9th-13th at Four River Film Festival in Karlovac, Croatia the Youth Cinema Network was founded.
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