Anifilm to Focus on Manipulated Puppets
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International Festival of Animated Films, 7 - 12 May 2024, Czech Republic
Czech Horizon Grant Supported by the PPF Foundation Presents the Competing Projects of Short Animated Films
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The wait is over, at least for some categories! We are delighted to present the films competing in 4 categories of the international competition of Anifilm 2024.
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Just recently we have published the names of the films to compete in the International Competition of the upcoming edition of Anifilm. Now, when we also know the names of the games in competition, the time has come to reveal who will be picking the winners of these competitions. Most of our jury members take part in the festival’s accompanying programme in one way or another – whether with their films, lectures or other programmes. Every single one of these amazing personalities thus presents another reason why to visit this year’s Anifilm.
More information here. https://www.anifilm.cz/en/festival/jury/
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As one of the industry programme highlights, there are going to be several masterclasses by the most of the festival’s jurors: Mirai Mizue will talk about his award-winning short films and upcoming feature debut.
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Swap gives its participants a chance to obtain new things and meaningfully dispose of the things they don’t need anymore.
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The first ever pitching event of the Czech Horizon Grant supported by the PPF Foundation will take place on 3rd May at the Anifilm Festival.
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The main theme of the upcoming edition of Anifilm is Japan. You can look forward to an extensive programme aiming to introduce various forms of Japanese animation. To help us explore the vast imaginative world of Japanese animation, we have invited curator Nobuaki Doi – film critic, renowned producer and the director of the renewed Hiroshima International Animation Festival.
His novel approach accentuates foreign influences which played a significant part in forming Japanese animation. What role was played by European avant-garde, Jiří Trnka and Jan Švankmajer? We will find out thanks to examples made by classics (e.g. Yôji Kuri, Osamu Tezuka) as well as contemporary animators (Atsushi Wada, Yoriko Mizushiri and others). We are honoured that we can explore this theme in collaboration with many truly distinguished guests. One of them is the legendary animator Kōji Yamamura who, in addition to his films (both for grown-ups and for children), will introduce his drawings at an exhibition prepared by Anifilm in collaboration with the Liberec Regional Gallery.
This year’s Lifetime Achievement Award will be presented to animator Alfons Mensdorff-Pouilly. During his career spanning several decades, he worked on countless short films, series and feature films. Thanks to his superb animation skills, humour and kindness, he has become a sought-after colleague and a legend of domestic stop-motion animation.
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Anifilm’s Competition of Feature films is traditionally one of the most attractive festival sections. No wonder.
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In National Competition Czech Horizon, Czech filmmakers compete against but also draw inspiration from each other. It also gives the viewers an opportunity to see what Czech film industry produced in the previous year.
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This year is the fourth year that Anifilm organises a competition for the medium of virtual reality. The varied selection of VR films includes interactive projects using various ways to involve the viewers.
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This year’s selection of 36 short films is more varied than it used to be. Not only does it include films nominated for the Academy Award (The Flying Sailor and Ice Merchants), films by classics and renowned masters (such as Priit Tender and Debra Solomon) as well as up-and-coming talents (Nikita Diakur, Lucia Mrzljak), but this year it includes also films made in part by artificial intelligence.
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Fans of these increasingly progressive categories can look forward to two blocks of competing music videos and two blocks of abstract and non-narrative animations. Anifilm has chosen 22 music videos and 23 non-narrative films once again representing various artistic styles and approaches.
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For some time now, the International Competition of Computer Games has been an inseparable part of Anifilm. This year is no different and the selection committee picked fifteen titles to compete in two categories – Visual Art and Game for Children. You can play all competition games (their full list can be found here) in the Game Zone located in the Liberec Chateau.
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Anifilm has finalised the selection of its competition films and announces the first categories.
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Přijďte 1. června do Bio Oko na jediné pražské ozvěny mezinárodního festivalu animovaných filmů ANIFILM
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Aurel Klimt: I Wanted to Ensure Fimfárum Would Be Preserved in Top Quality
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Anifilm's activities do not end with the festival. In addition to the ongoing projects Aniont and Anifilm Distribution, the organizers also focus on screenings abroad.
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In cooperation with Aleš South Bohemian Gallery and House of Štěpánek Netolický Anifilm released catalogue for the exhibition Czech Animation After '89.
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Do not miss! Anifilm 2020, International Festival of Animated Films, Czech Republic, is announcing CALL FOR ENTRIES! Now you can submit VR films as well!
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Czech Animation After '89, exhibtion taking place in Dům Štěpánka Netolického gallery in Třeboň will be due to success open till 15 September 2019.
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What is the future of education and what role does technology play in it?
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Festival refreshment is available at three locations in Třeboň.
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Yesterday at the opening ceremony, Anifilm awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award to Zdenka Deitchová.
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Anifilm, the international festival of animated films, starts tomorrow. What’s there to look forward to?
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The festival is not just films, game zone, lectures, but also concerts.
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The seventh edition of the CEE Animation Forum (formerly known as Visegrad Animation Forum) will showcase thirty-three animated projects in development.
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Anifilm’s Lifetime Achievement Award 2019 will be presented to Zdenka Deitchová.
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Which animations from more than 1400 submitted films will compete for the beautiful Animorpha awards in Třeboň this year?
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The competition of feature films includes ten unusually strong titles.
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The most sought-after programme of the festival is traditionally the short film competitions.
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From more than 250 submitted music videos and non-narrative films, 44 have made into the final competition.
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This year's Czech Horizon competition will include 72 commissioned works, music videos, TV series and student and short films.
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We are Launching an On-line Advance Sale of Discounted Festival Passes
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