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DocLisboa - Lisbon International Film Festival

Festival, Producer's Calendar - Homepage
Countries: Portugal
Deadline:16.06.2013
Start:24.10.2013
End:03.11.2013
Genres: documentary, experimental, short
Accepted formats: 16 mm, 35 mm, Beta, Beta SP, Digi Beta

DocLisboa is a competitive festival open to a diversity of genres and trends, mainly focused on new ways of thinking, looking at the world and communicating. All the screenings are followed by a debate with the audience, directors, producers, and film critics. The Festival includes three competitive sections: 1. International Competition: short films (up to 40min) and feature films (over 41 min); 2. National Competition: short films (up to 40min) and feature films (over 41 min); 3. Investigations: Films that deal with contemporary issues, proposing cinema as a way to investigate a given reality.


International feature and short documentary films + Portuguese documentaries: October 24 - November 3, 2013.


Only films concluded after the 1st January 2012 are eligible for the competitive categories.

For the New Talent Award, the first film signed by a director is eligible.

Awards:
International competition
- City of Lisbon award for best feature film
- Award for best short film, Special Jury Award
Investigations
- Award for best feature film in the investigations competition
(includes the acquisition of rights for television)
New talent
- Award for best feature film in international competition, investigation or new visions
Portuguese Competition
- Award for the best feature-length film
- Award for the best first film
- Award for the best short film
Universities Award
- Award for the best feature-length film in the International competition
Schools award
- Award for the best feature-length film in the Portuguese Competition


Contact:
DocLisboa - Lisbon International Film Festival Casa do Cinema
Rua da Rosa, 277 - 2º
1200-385 Lisboa
Phone:
+351 218 883 093
WWW:
www.doclisboa.org
Email:
doclisboa@doclisboa.org
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