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Museum of Tolerance International Film Festival
The Museum of Tolerance International Film Festival (MOTIFF) seeks to explore human rights issues and prevent hatred and genocide through the medium of film. Cinema leaves a lasting impression on its audiences and is a valuable way to instill the museum's vision in a new audience. The MOTIFF is a powerful outlet for the MOT to further their mission of promoting respect and mutual understanding.
MOTIFF will be screening independent films from around the globe that shine a light on human rights issues both past and present. Intertwined with classic films that bolster the Museum of Tolerance mission, it will be six days of education, understanding and culture.
The Festival categories
Calling for submissions! MOTIFF is looking for moving documentaries, feature narratives and short films that speak out about or tell a story of human rights. Be a part of the message and submit here.
The Museum of Tolerance International Film Festival prefers online entries submitted via Withoutabox.com, which provides cost-saving, paperless submission to film festivals around the world.
Human Rights Documentary Feature (Film)
Human Rights Documentary Featurette (Film)
Human Rights Documentary Short (Film)
Human Rights Narrative Feature (Film)
Human Rights Narrative Featurette (Film)
Human Rights Narrative Short (Film)
Submit
Direct submission through FEST21.COM
Click here to register .
Submit on fest21.com and finalize your festival-ready film entry on fest21.com, just one click away from 4000 festivals in the festival circuit .worldwide.
Once your film has been entered in the database you must print your fest21.com film registration page and ship to the festival with the tape/DVD and payment.
Send material to the festival:
If you are unable to submit online.
You can use our entry form and mail it in with payment and two screeners to:
Museum of Tolerance International Film Festival
1579 Monroe Drive F225
Atlanta, GA 30324
-Early Deadline:
September 15, 2010
-Regular Deadline:
September 20, 2010
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