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CINEGLOBE FILM FESTIVAL 2020
Geneva - Switzerland
From June 24, 2020 to June 28, 2020
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CERN
ROUTE DE MEYRIN 358
1211 GENEVA 23
SWITZERLAND
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0041.22.767.1292
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FICTION FILMS
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(Dis)Orders of Magnitude
Big Problems, Small Planet
This turn-of-the-decade moment sees humanity facing some of its most formidable challenges yet. The climate crisis has run out of control, provision of basic needs like food and water has turned into global profiteering, and the world soon faces the ugly possibility of global bacterial pandemics. Given the state of things, we could be forgiven for feeling scared about the future.
But at the same time, on average people are richer, healthier, and safer than they have ever been. How do we reconcile these two seemingly opposite visions of the world? What’s sure is that science and technology have accelerated to the pace where humankind is now capable of either destroying or saving the world 1000s of times faster than ever before. This precarious power comes with unlimited opportunity, but equal risk.
CineGlobe investigates this year the accelerating way in which society can make or break our future. On the anniversary of our tenth edition, CineGlobe asks, in ten years, will we be on the verge of solving the climate crisis, or 10 times closer to extinction?
Send us your short films of any format that speak to the themes of (Dis)Orders of Magnitude. Don’t be shy - we’ve got varied tastes and are looking for refreshing, unusual works that you might not expect to see at a regular science film festival.
For more information, please see: https://cineglobe.ch/en/whowhat-is-cineglobe/
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Opening submissions: February 1, 2020
Final deadline: March 31, 2020 Free
Notification of results: April 27, 2020
Preview format:
-Uploaded file (1 stamp)
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Requirements:
1) Films completed after: January 1st 2017
2) Maximum duration: 20 minutes
3) Country of production: All countries
4) Screening format: File - .mov or .mp4
5) Accepted genres: Fiction (animation and hybrid also accepted)
Other criteria:
6) Languages: All films must be either in English or French, or subtitled in one of the two languages.
7) DVDs: We no longer accept DVDs.
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All films must be submitted in either English or French, or with English or French subtitles.
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DOCUMENTARY FILMS
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(Dis)Orders of Magnitude
Big Problems, Small Planet
This turn-of-the-decade moment sees humanity facing some of its most formidable challenges yet. The climate crisis has run out of control, provision of basic needs like food and water has turned into global profiteering, and the world soon faces the ugly possibility of global bacterial pandemics. Given the state of things, we could be forgiven for feeling scared about the future.
But at the same time, on average people are richer, healthier, and safer than they have ever been. How do we reconcile these two seemingly opposite visions of the world? What’s sure is that science and technology have accelerated to the pace where humankind is now capable of either destroying or saving the world 1000s of times faster than ever before. This precarious power comes with unlimited opportunity, but equal risk.
CineGlobe investigates this year the accelerating way in which society can make or break our future. On the anniversary of our tenth edition, CineGlobe asks, in ten years, will we be on the verge of solving the climate crisis, or 10 times closer to extinction?
Send us your short films of any format that speak to the themes of (Dis)Orders of Magnitude. Don’t be shy - we’ve got varied tastes and are looking for refreshing, unusual works that you might not expect to see at a regular science film festival.
For more information, please see: https://cineglobe.ch/en/whowhat-is-cineglobe/
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Opening submissions: February 1, 2020
Final deadline: March 31, 2020 Free
Notification of results: April 27, 2020
Preview format:
-Uploaded file (1 stamp)
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Requirements:
1) Films completed after: January 1st 2017
2) Maximum duration: 35 minutes
3) Country of production: All countries
4) Screening format: File - .mov or .mp4
5) Accepted genres: Documentary (animation and hybrid also accepted)
Other criteria:
6) Languages: All films must be either in English or French, or subtitled in one of the two languages.
7) DVDs: We no longer accept DVDs.
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All films must be submitted in either English or French, or with English or French subtitles.
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YOUTH FILMS
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(Dis)Orders of Magnitude
Big Problems, Small Planet
This turn-of-the-decade moment sees humanity facing some of its most formidable challenges yet. The climate crisis has run out of control, provision of basic needs like food and water has turned into global profiteering, and the world soon faces the ugly possibility of global bacterial pandemics. Given the state of things, we could be forgiven for feeling scared about the future.
But at the same time, on average people are richer, healthier, and safer than they have ever been. How do we reconcile these two seemingly opposite visions of the world? What’s sure is that science and technology have accelerated to the pace where humankind is now capable of either destroying or saving the world 1000s of times faster than ever before. This precarious power comes with unlimited opportunity, but equal risk.
CineGlobe investigates this year the accelerating way in which society can make or break our future. On the anniversary of our tenth edition, CineGlobe asks, in ten years, will we be on the verge of solving the climate crisis, or 10 times closer to extinction?
Send us your short films of any format that speak to the themes of (Dis)Orders of Magnitude. Don’t be shy - we’ve got varied tastes and are looking for refreshing, unusual works that you might not expect to see at a regular science film festival.
For more information, please see: https://cineglobe.ch/en/whowhat-is-cineglobe/
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Opening submissions: February 1, 2020
Final deadline: March 31, 2020 Free
Notification of results: April 27, 2020
Preview format:
-Uploaded file (1 stamp)
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Requirements:
1) Films completed after: January 1st 2017
2) Maximum duration: 10 minutes
3) Country of production: All countries
4) Screening format: File - .mov or .mp4
5) Accepted genres: All genres that are child-appropriate
Other criteria:
6) Languages: All films must be in either English or French, or subtitled in one of the two languages.
7) DVDs: We no longer accept DVDs.
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All films must be submitted in either English or French, or with English or French subtitles.
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IMMERSIVES - VR AND DOME
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(Dis)Orders of Magnitude
Big Problems, Small Planet
This turn-of-the-decade moment sees humanity facing some of its most formidable challenges yet. The climate crisis has run out of control, provision of basic needs like food and water has turned into global profiteering, and the world soon faces the ugly possibility of global bacterial pandemics. Given the state of things, we could be forgiven for feeling scared about the future.
But at the same time, on average people are richer, healthier, and safer than they have ever been. How do we reconcile these two seemingly opposite visions of the world? What’s sure is that science and technology have accelerated to the pace where humankind is now capable of either destroying or saving the world 1000s of times faster than ever before. This precarious power comes with unlimited opportunity, but equal risk.
CineGlobe investigates this year the accelerating way in which society can make or break our future. On the anniversary of our tenth edition, CineGlobe asks, in ten years, will we be on the verge of solving the climate crisis, or 10 times closer to extinction?
Send us your VR pieces in 360 degrees that speak to the themes of (Dis)Orders of Magnitude. Don’t be shy - we’ve got varied tastes and are looking for refreshing, unusual works that you might not expect to see at a regular science film festival.
For more information, please see: https://cineglobe.ch/en/whowhat-is-cineglobe/
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Opening submissions: February 1, 2020
Final deadline: March 31, 2020 Free
Notification of results: April 27, 2020
Preview format:
-Uploaded file (1 stamp)
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Requirements:
1) Films completed after: January 1, 2017
2) Maximum duration: 35 minutes
3) Country of production: All countries
4) Screening format: VR: 3840 by 1920 or 2048 by 2048 - 30 fps - 5 Mb/s to 25 Mb/s, Dome: 2048 by 2048
5) Accepted genres: All genres
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Please note format requirements.
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