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6th London Kurdish Film Festival - Call for submissions

• KurdishMedia.com
• 15/05/2009 00:00:00

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS FOR THE 6TH LONDON KURDISH FILM FESTIVAL

AND 2nd YILMAZ GUNEY SHORT FILM COMPETITION

DEADLINE : WEDNESDAY 15 JULY 2009

We are happy to announce that the 6th London Kurdish Film Festival will be held in London in 2009. Dates and venue for the festival yet to be decided..

As the festival organising committee, we invite all Kurdish and non-Kurdish directors who have made films about the Kurdish people or Kurdish issues to submit their work for possible inclusion in this year’s festival programme. The LKFF accepts feature, documentary and short films with English subtitles for the selection process. We can show films in many formats (including 35mm, HD, Mini DV, DVD etc).

CONDITIONS FOR SUBMITTING PREVIEW COPIES FOR SELECTION

Films

We accept films made by Kurdish directors on any subject chosen, or films by non-Kurdish directors primarily focusing on Kurdish people or issues.

Genres

All (features, shorts, animation experimental and documentaries)

Format

DVD, VHS preferably but DV CAM or mini DV also acceptable. Please note these are for selection purposes only. Films selected for the festival will need to be supplied in the best available format.

Subtitles

All films must be subtitled in English.

Deadline

Wednesday 15 July 2009

Submission / mailing costs

All mailing costs for submissions are the responsibility of the directors or producers. The London Kurdish Film festival does not contribute to the cost of sending preview copies to the festival committee for selection purposes. If LKFF appoints any person/s to collect films on their behalf, then the Festival is responsible for transport of the materials to United Kingdom.

Return Policy on Preview Copies

Preview copies cannot be returned to the directors, producers or distributors. Copies of all films will be kept in the London Kurdish Film Festival Film Archive.

To download a submission form click here: Submission Form

6th London Kurdish Film Festival

www.lkff.co.uk

• KurdishMedia.com
• 15/05/2009 00:00:00