WeWorld and COSPE launch the XVII edition of the international social movies competition TERRA DI TUTTI FILM FESTIVAL to be held in Bologna and online from October 5th to October 8th, 2023.
The 2023 edition of the social cinema review is dedicated to giving visibility and pay special attention to the following 5 topics:
• human rights
• gender equality
• migrations
• climate changes
• conflicts
PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS
All audiovisuals with no limit of duration (hereinafter, the Works) are admitted to the
competition, without restrictions on nationality, age or profession, produced in any technique, after January 1st 2020, and belonging to one of the following categories:
• documentary
• animation
• social- Fiction and docu-fiction
• webseries
PARTICIPATION RULES
The application form must be submitted by registering on the following website:
https://filmfreeway.com/TerradiTuttiFilmFestival
Applications are open until June 4th 2023.
An entry fee of 10 USD is required to register for the Competition.
When completing the application, the candidate will receive a registration confirmation from the website FILM FREE WAY.
EXTREMELY IMPORTANT: The films selected for the festival will be confirmed by e-mail in September 2023. In order to be officially admitted, participants will have to fill in and sign a release form accepting the regulations, which will be sent by the festival secretariat.
The award ceremonies for the winners will take place during the final evenings of the Festival in Bologna from 5 to 8 October 2023. Judgements on awards assignments are unquestionable.
SELECTION AND PRIZES
Out of all the works received in time, the Selection Commission of Terra Di Tutti Film Festival will select the best productions that will be admitted to the final phase of the Contest, for the awarding of the prizes supplied by the Festival’s organizers. The Contest offers 4 prizes of 1000 (one thousand) Euro each, for the 4 best works:
1) Prize “Benedetto Senni”, of 1000 Euro, to be awarded to the best film
addressing the fight against poverty, valorisation and defence of natural resources, food
sovereignty, sustainable and biological agriculture, access to water and migrations.
2) Prize “Giovanni Lo Porto”, in memory of the aid worker and WeWorld-GVC collaborator who was killed in 2015 during a US anti-terrorist attack. The prize, of 1000 Euro, has the main purpose of awarding documentaries narrating the efforts and the resistance of men and women who do not hesitate in the face of violence and persecution, but rather who promote values such as solidarity and respect for human rights, peace and freedom.
3) Prize of 1000 euro, awarded to the best work telling the stories of young people, in order to support and enhance the young authors’ efforts narrating the challenges faced by the new generations.
4) Prize of 1000 euro, awarded as recognition for the best audio-visual on gender’s issues.