Sicily Independent Film Awards is an IMDb verified international monthly competition and an annual festival based in Sicily, Italy.

Sicily has a rich and unique culture, especially with regard to the arts, cinema, music, literature, cuisine, and architecture. It is also home to important archaeological and ancient sites, such as the Necropolis of Pantalica, the Valley of the Temples, Erice and Selinunte.

Sicily Independent Film Awards seeks to recognize shorts and features from international filmmakers.

Best dramatic short film
Best dramatic feature film
Best director feature film
Best director short film
Best short film actress
Best short film actor
Best feature film actor
Best feature film actress
Best cinematography feature film
Best cinematography short film
Best script feature film
Best script short film
Best producer feature film
Best producer short film
Best edit feature film
Best edit short film
Best animation
Best experimental
Best documentary
Best horror
Best science fiction

All genres are accepted.

Shorts must be less than 40 minutes and features must be more than 40 minutes.

The films must include English or Italian subtitles.

By submitting the film, the submitter agrees that Sicily Independent Film Awards can use trailer/teaser/film poster/stills for promotional purposes.

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  • Sicily Independent Film Awards is incredible and I’m honoured to have been a part of this great festival!

    January 2021
  • Lola Rùi

    very grateful to have been able to participate in this Film Festival. I feel that they are really interested in independent Films. Thanks from the team of Ecclesiastes

    December 2020
  • Thank you for selecting my script (The Last Day of Paradise) as a winner at your festival!

    December 2020
  • Stephen Mills

    Sicily Independent Film Awards is an uplifting festival. Surprisingly accessible. They love films and that creative spirit is the key to why I would keep them on my shortlist. Anna Luigi handles the communications expertly and it may just be your fate to read her email which begins: “Your film is an award winner.” Those six words!
    Stephen Keep Mills, writer/director “Love is not Love”

    November 2020
  • Wonderful communication and response timing! Thank you again for awarding our film, "A Leg Up" with 'Best Narrative Short' for the Oct.-Nov. period!

    November 2020