Years running: 11 (since 2016)
Arctic International Film Festival
About
Arctic International Film Festival "Golden Raven" is being held annually on the territory of the Chukotka Autonomous Region and is the professional competitive screening of cinematic works from around the world
The festival sets its goals and objectives as following:
• search and promotion of the best modern films related to the Arctic and reflecting various aspects of life in this region;
• attracting the attention of the public and professional community to the topics relevant to the Arctic including ecology, interethnic relations, the continuity of generations, the preservation of traditions and culture, etc.;
• creation of a communication channel and strengthening of cooperation between Russia and the world community through the territories and cultural space of the Far North of the Russian Federation;
• popularization of event and ecological tourism on the territory of the Chukotka Autonomous Region;
• creation and development of a comfortable environment for residents of the Chukotka Autonomous Region;
• development of the film production infrastructure, as well as promotion of the Chukotka Autonomous Region as an attractive and comfortable location for filmmaking;
• search and support of young talented filmmakers creating films in the Arctic region;
• preservation and popularization of the cultural heritage of the indigenous peoples of the North, Siberia and the Far East.
Besides competitive and non-competitive film screenings, in order to realize its mission, the Festival carries out social, cultural and educational activities, organizing and holding a number of official events.
These activities may include:
• business program (master classes, meetings, public discussions, round tables, conferences with representatives of the professional film community, as well as with representatives of local authorities, Russian and foreign media, etc.);
• educational program (master classes, lectures, meetings held primarily for children and youth on the basis of schools, libraries and other social facilities, and aimed at transferring knowledge in the field of cinematography);
•cultural program (creative evenings of the guests of the festival, creative meetings, cultural presentations, concerts, open sports trainings, excursions for participants and guests of the festival, etc.).
Awards
The following prizes are awarded according to the results of the Festival:
None prize can be divided between two or more participants of competitive programs.
Besides the established prizes, the expert jury has the right to award no more than three films participating in each of any competitive programs of full-length feature and documentary films, short feature and short documentary films and "FilmRising!" with a diploma or special mention of the jury (the award includes a diploma; a statuette and a medallion are not provided for these categories of awards).
The Organizing Committee of the Festival, as well as the Partners of the Festival, have the right to establish special prizes and diplomas by agreement.
The Festival Jury and the Festival Organizing Committee have the right not to award any of the above awards based on the results of the Festival events.
Rules
The Festival is composed of the following competition sections:
Out-of-competition screenings of feature and documentary films are open for submission of the films of any themes and dates of production.
Display Format: DCP
Subtitle Language: English, Russian
Premiere Requirements
No premiere requirement
Jury and Organizers
The Festival is being held by the Youth Initiative Production Center, by the Committee for Culture and Tourism of the Chukotka Autonomous Region, by the Center of Development and Support of Cultural Projects "Golden Raven" and is supported by the Ministry for the Development of the Russian Far East and Arctic, the Governor of the Chukotka Autonomous Region, Presidential Fund for Cultural Initiatives, the Government of the Chukotka Autonomous Region, the Russian Filmmakers’ Union, AU CHAO Okrkinovideoprokat.
To award the prizes of competitive programs the special international juries will be set up. Russian and foreign filmmakers, festival managers, representatives of different artistic jobs and public figures can be invited as jury members. The number of jury members may vary, but is limited from three to seven people.
Documents
Place
Russia
Anadyr
Official Website
Contacts
Address:
125319 Russian Federation, Moscow, Chernyakhovsky str., 16, office 1305
e-mail: goldenravenfilmfest@yandex.ru
Contact Emails
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films produced after January 1, 2024, films dedicated to Arctic or northern topics and reflecting the life of the population of the northern regions of the world; as well as films about the everyday life, and culture of indigenous peoples in different parts of the world, environmental issues, and the relation between man and nature.
films produced after January 1, 2024, films dedicated to Arctic or northern topics and reflecting the life of the population of the northern regions of the world; as well as films about the everyday life, and culture of indigenous peoples in different parts of the world, environmental issues, and the relation between man and nature.
films produced after January 1, 2024, films of any themes and genres
films produced after January 1, 2024, films dedicated to Arctic or northern topics and reflecting the life of the population of the northern regions of the world; as well as films about the everyday life, and culture of indigenous peoples in different parts of the world, environmental issues, and the relation between man and nature.
films produced after January 1, 2024, films of any themes and genres
films produced after January 1, 2024 by authors of the regions of the North, Siberia and the Far East in the territory of residence: regions of the North, Siberia and the Far East and that have never before taken part in this section of the Festival, films dedicated to Arctic or northern themes and reflecting the life of the population of the northern regions of the world, including indigenous peoples, nature and wildlife and other themes
International competition program of animated short films are reserved for: • films produced after January 1, 2024; • films dedicated to Arctic or northern themes and reflecting the life of the population of the northern regions of the world, including indigenous peoples, nature and wildlife and other themes
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