Pärnu Int. Documentary And Anthropology Film Festival
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Price info
Tickets, 2 EUR
Opening hours
Daily 9AM-9PM
Last attendance
1000.00
Number of journalists
15.00
Is the Festival open to the public ?
Open to the public
Does the Festival have a market ?
Festival have a market
Does the Festival have a competition ?
Festival have a competition
Emplacement
Name
Pärnu IVA Society
Address
10 Esplanaadi St.
City
Pärnu
Zip code
80010
Country
Estonia
Telephone
+372 44 30772
Fax
+372 44 30774
À propos
There are 3 categories of competition.
1. INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY COMPETITION: international jury prizes:
* Grand Prize of the festival for the best artistic achievement
* The best film on rituals
* The best film on survival of indigenous peoples
* The best short film
* The best portrait of an artist
* The best children documentary
2. TV-COMPETITION in Estonian Television
* Estonian People's Award (decisionmaker is the audience of ETV)
3. NATIONAL DOCUMENTARY COMPETITION
* The best Estonian documentary
Festival
Edition
25.00
Theme
Documentary
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Soumission
Film submission fee
Free
Submission accepted on Fest21.com
No
Film call for entry start day
Film call for entry deadline
Rules and regulations
Submission Page
Contacter
Festival Director Name
Mark Soosaar
Festival Director E-mail
festival@chaplin.ee
Festival Programmer Name
Vaiko Edur
Festival Programmer Email
vaiko@chaplin.ee
Festival Press Contact Name
Vaiko Edur
Festival Press Contact Email
vaiko@chaplin.ee
E-mail for Webmaster
festival@chaplin.ee
The Pärnu Int. Documentary Film Festival, founded in 1987, is the oldest annual film festival in Estonia.
The aim of the festival in general is to support cultural survival of peoples. Only documentary films of high value and quality, recording human activities in social, historical or ecological context are accepted for competition screenings.
Main subjects: Human Interest, Social Issues, Art, Music, Culture, Survival of Indigenous Cultures, Docs for Kids, Author's POV.
The festival is held every July.
An international jury awards the grand prix for the best film.
Since 1999, a separate competition has been held for films, what will be broadcast in Estonian Television (Estonian People's Award).