The FF Black Nights Tallinn (Nov 11 -27, 2016) opens its 20th edition! The festival traditionally presents Slovak films and this year is not an exception. Slovak films The Red Captain by Michal Kollár and Little Feather by Lucia Klein Svoboda, Petr Klein Svoboda will be introduced here in the international premieres.
The 18th Bratislava International Film Festival (November 11 – 17, 2016) focuses on the city both as real and cinematic space, and brings on this topic a various film titles from all around the world. The festival does not leave behind the domestic titles as well, and prepares a colourful section Made in Slovakia.
Six Slovak films will be presneted at the 26th edition of FilmFestival Cottbus (Nov 8 – 13, 2016), the important festival of Eastern European Cinema.
Ji.hlava International Documentary Film Festival celebrates its 20th anniversary! Kicking off on October 25, 2016 the festival will show a number of Slovak films screened not only in the competition section but also within accompanying events, workshops and masterclasses. The jubilee edition lasts until October 30, 2016.
Five Slovak animated films are prepared for the screening at the 23rd International Animation Festival of Brazil Anima Mundi (October 25 – 30, 2016, Rio de Janeiro and November 2 – 6, 2016 Sao Paulo).
Slovakia Film Festival commences on Friday, October 14, 2016 in Taipei (Taiwan); the event will continue until Sunday, October 30.
The 32nd Warsaw Film Festival (October 7 – 16, 2016) introduces Slovak films within both official and industry programme.
The Slovak Visual – Mostra do Cinema Eslovaco kicks off on October 6 and runs till November 2, 2016. A touring showcase of Slovak films gives Brazilians a unique opportunity to discover significant archive films, as well as essential pieces from contemporary Slovak cinema.
KısaKes – Cut it Short (September 27 – 30, 2016) is a short film festival held in Istanbul open to all short film makers from all over the world which initiated to give priorly youngs the possibility to express themselves through art and to share those expressions among themselves and their environment under the common language of cinema.