Madeira Film Festival
Festival en
Is the Festival open to the public ?
Open to the public
Does the Festival have a market ?
Festival doesn't have a market
Does the Festival have a competition ?
Festival doesn't have a competition
Emplacement
Name
Madeira Film Festival
Address
30 A, Lombo da Rocha
City
Prazeres
State
Calheta, Madeira
Zip code
9370 -612
Country
Portugal
Telephone
00351 91 302 8330
À propos
Accommodation is provided for exhibiting filmmakers for a duration of up to 7 nights in a 3, 4 or 5 star hotel for a nominal fee of 120 Euros.
Festival
Festival Nickname
The Laurissilva Film Festival, MFF
Edition
3.00
Theme
American Films
Animation
Music
British Films
Digital
Documentary
Education
Environnement/Nature
European Films
Family
Fantasy/Science Fiction
French Films
German Films
Health/Medical
Historical
Human Rights
Independent
International
Jewish Films
Latin American Films
Music
Religious films
Youth/Teen
Category/Format
Animated Films
Digital / DVD
Documentaries
Experiment
Fiction Features
Independant
Industrial
Mixed
Music video
Short films
Student film
Video / TV
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Soumission
Film submission fee
Payment
Film submission amount
30 Euros.
Submission accepted on Fest21.com
Yes
Film call for entry start day
Film call for entry deadline
Rules and regulations
Submission Payment
Submission Page
Contacter
Festival Director Name
Aitken Pearson
Festival Director E-mail
info@madeirafilmfestival.com
The Madeira Film Festival is non – competitive. Rather than present awards MFF offers delegates the status of ‘AMBASSADOR OF THE LAURISSILVA’ thus helping to preserve and create awareness of Madeira’s endemic Laurissilva forest.
The Madeira Film Festival organisation fervently believes there is no better place in the world to stage a film festival than on the piquant Island of Madeira and there is no better place on Madeira to stage a film festival than in glorious Reid’s Palace Hotel and the Municipal Theatre in Funchal.
The crux of the Madeira Film Festival is to pay homage to the resilience of Madeira’s endemic Laurissilva Forest by screening a slate of films which may deliberate a connotation with the natural world in some fashion, films which are expansive, unsettling and profound,films which will hopefully impinge upon the viewers imagination.
One of the most effective measures that can be implemented in order to raise awareness of the Laurissilva forest and subsequently it’s preservation is through the undisputed persuasive strength of audio- visual communication. The aspiration of the Madeira Film Festival is to become one of Europe’s foremost film festivals, by sheer virtue of location there exists an inherent capacity to attain this.