Ethnografilm celebrate the art and science of non-fiction filmmaking and promote the field of video ethnography, serving as a showcase for work and forum for dialog between independent and academic documentary filmmakers. The 2024 festival will be held March 29 – 31 at Club De L’Etoile, at 14 Rue Troyon near the Arc de Triomphe.

The virtual exhibition 'Voices Above Water | Art Activism for Climate Action' is an immersive showcase that aims to bring together works of art that delve into the crucial themes of climate conservation, diversity, and preservation activism.

'ARDEIDAE' wins the SoMe Award for Human Relationships at SoMe Festival in Bucharest.
SoMe is an alternative video festival experience that encourages the public to explore the city through a treasure hunt in order to view the videos selected under the Inhabitat curatorial theme.

On Saturday, July 22nd, we invite you to a public tour through postcolonial interventions in the everyday in Berlin Wedding.

'AJAW Q'IJ' wins the First Prize for the Best Short Documentary Director at Istanbul International Nartugan Film Festivali (IINFF).
Nartugan Birthday of Sun Festival is a festival that welcomes all groups/communities, old and new, that form the sun ritual cultures.

ETNOVIDEOGRÁFICA 2023 – INTERNATIONAL ETHNOGRAPHIC FESTIVAL is dedicated to the multiple expressions of ethnographic documentary and committed to the great ethical and social diversity of sociocultural contexts throughout the world. The festival can be enjoyed in person at the Ethnographic Museum of Castilla y León (MECYL) from 19th to 27th of November 2022 in its sixth edition.

A group of international artists creates an opportunity for encounters. The local people in Marzahn will be invited to experience art and participate in cultural events along the Marzahner Promenade. From 25 June to 13 August, a total of 50 events will take place on the Marzahner Promenade.

'AJAW Q'IJ' wins the First Prize Raíz as Best International Short Documentary at Biophilia International Film Festival in Mexico City.
Biophilia is a concept based on respect and love for life and living beings.

Venice Architecture Film Festival is an annual event aimed at recognizing issues relevant to architecture, the use of public space and sense of community. Through the contents of the selected movies, documentaries and animation and short movies, the festival poses questions: What makes a place livable? In what cities we want to live in? What kind of vibrant place for the social and cultural development we wish to create?

On Friday October 16, from 6.30pm to 8.30pm, the first screening of “Feet in the Water, Eyes on the Land” will be held at Ocean Space a series of documentaries and art films thought up by fellow Pietro Consolandi, which relate to the fluidity between water and air in the Venetian lagoon and beyond.

The Salon Suisse offers a series of lectures, talks and cultural events supplementing the exhibition at the Swiss Pavilion. The fifth Exploration leads into the midst of the historic centre, where a temporary installation will offer the opportunity to screen the movie 'ARDEIDAE'.

Videobardo International Videopoetry Festival will be held in November in Buenos Aires, Argentina. We define video poetry as a hybrid and transdisciplinary genre of contemporary art related to experimental poetry, video art and new technologies.

The Society for Visual Anthropology Film & Media Festival (SVAFMF) in Toronto is excited to present 53 films in 16 thematic blocks over the four days of the festival, representing the best of ethnographic film and media this year.

'DEVILS OF THE FIELDS' wins the Folk Arts Hub Foundation Special Prize at Apricot Tree International Film Festival, Armenia.

Faced with the eco-political challenges of the 21st century, the 3rd Ecoperformance International Film Festival continues its transcultural mission of bringing together interdisciplinary artists who work in natural, urban, and virtual landscapes to investigate in an ecopoet[h]ic and cinematographic way the tensions of composition and conflict between environment, body, and ancestry.

The Ooty Short Film Festival is produced by the Nilgiris Film Club (NFC), a pioneering film club in the mountains of the Western Ghats. The festival aims to curate a program that embodies a unique and original artistic vision.

The participant of the international residency 'Extractivism and its discontents: cultural and artistic counter-movements' by lumbung member Más Arte Más Acción (MAMA) are artists, activists and researchers from the diverse fields of cultural sciences and arts. The residency takes place from September 7 to 18, 2022 in Kassel during documenta fifteen.

The Privilege of Dreaming is an installation and intersectional learning platform for encounters, critical cultural research, resistance, empathy across borders, and beyond academic contexts. It embraces the challenges of continuing to dream in a wicked world by acknowledging structural inequalities and sharing resources.

'AJAW Q'IJ' wins the Second Prize in Religious Movie Competition at VIVA Film Festival in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The festival takes place from September 22nd to 26th, 2021.

We will be screening Chiara Faggionato and Juan Jose Chiriz Cuat’s AJAW Q'IJ (Guatemala, Germany 2021) as part of our evening of short films: ANIMISM ON FILM on 24 June.

A meeting to explore the 'meaning' of what work is today. Artistic languages restore the memory of work or try to decipher the changes. Experts and witnesses from different worlds recount the fragility and resistance of work and workers, particularly the weakest.

Festival of engaged ethnographic film “Vizantrop” seeks to collect audiovisual productions of domestic and international authors of ethnographic and engaged films from the region, and to show their perception of cultural and social problems, as well as ways of overcoming those problems.

The Forgotten Places exhibition curated by LoosenArt and hosted at the Millepiani space is a collection of photographic and video works that constitute an exploratory excursus of abandoned, forgotten and rediscovered places. One of the most representative approaches of the exhibition concerns the phenomenon of Urbex - Urban Exploration - an activity of exploration of abandoned places.

The exhibition “tell the story or it goes” originates in the idea that there are stories which cannot be postponed, which have an inherent urgency attached to them, a deeply personal urgency that requires that these stories are told, and above all, revealed at the right time.

Since the days of ancient Greece, the contemplation of the night sky has stimulated thoughts on our existence, on our being in the world and on the unknown infinity outside of it. A mysterious space, or according to the ancients a divine kingdom, that reminds us of our origins and our destiny.

'AJAW Q'IJ' wins the First Prize for Best Photography at Campinas International Film Festival in São Paulo.

Tulum World Environment Film Festival encourage Environmental, Climate Change , Green Social Awareness, Human Rights, Nature Exploration and Research, Nature and Wildlife Conservation works of Cinema.

OKTA Collective presents: Summoning, ias a part of Vorspiel transmediale Festival in Berlin. The program features international artists working in film, video, writing, painting and photography, and revolves around witchcraft, ritual, and enchantment. The exhibition is based on the premise of the “witch” as it relates not only to women, but also to queerness, wilderness, and pre-modernist and non-Eurocentric belief systems.

From 22 to 29 September 2021 Religion Today Film Festival will return to the Teatro San Marco and the cinemas of Trento recounting the beauty of the journey and pilgrimage: "Nomads in the Faith". A total of 83 films - selected from over 1400 entries - are taking part, from 36 different countries and divided into five categories: documentary, short documentary, feature film, short film and animation.

'DEVILS OF THE FIELDS' wins the First Prize for the Best Medium Length Film at Arte Non Stop Film Festival in Buenos Aires.

Three young directors under 35 (Davide Crudetti, Chiara Faggionato, Carlo Tartivita) tell the story of the suburbs, interweaving this narrative with the theme of work. The project will tell through cinema the story of the Ferrovieri district in Vicenza and its historically close relationship with work.