Years running: 14 (since 2008)
ENFF focuses on art-house films from the East and Southeast of Europe.
About
Eastern Neighbours Film Festival (ENFF) has taken place in The Netherlands since 2008 and offers the Dutch and international audience in The Netherlands a unique glimpse inside the cinema of their neighbours from Eastern and Southeastern Europe. ENFF presents the most recent, exciting and thought‐provoking films from the countries with a small but often powerful film industry, that most of the time cannot be seen in The Netherlands.
Our 12th edition will be held from 4 – 8 November in The Hague, The Netherlands. The film program includes feature films, documentaries, short films and animations; most of the selected films are Dutch premieres. Each year the film program is accompanied by numerous side events, designed to educate, engage with our audience and initiate new partnerships. The presence of prominent guests, actors, directors, producers and their direct communication with the audience makes ENFF a worthwhile event for every participant and cinema-goer. Through the screened films, organized classes and invited guests, the festival creates a cultural arena where people can come together, share positive messages and enjoy high quality cinema.
Awards
Rules
This year we introduce our first ever competitive section. We invite filmmakers with their first film after school that will compete for an Audience Award. This can be your first film after graduating or the film you developed while still at school - something you consider your first film!
The films should have English subtitles.
Accepted screening formats: DCP, Quicktime.
Premiere Requirements
No premiere requirement
Documents
Place
Netherlands
The Hague
Official website
Contacts
Email: shortfilm@enff.nl
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For the first film after school, the films can be of any genre up to the length of 30 minutes, including credits. Films should be produced or co-produced in Eastern and Southeastern European countries. We also invite makers from The Netherlands, with roots in the above mentioned region.
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