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RIFF SEVENTH EDITION OFFICIAL SELECTION
We are happy to announce our OFFICIAL SELECTION for RIFF SEVENTH EDITION.
As you know, RIFF’s interest is dance, art and cinema, and those films which hold a combination of, at least, one of the three genres in movement.
We received many good pieces this year, but we had to choose a slightly reduced number of films this year.
We thank to all those who submitted a film to RIFF. We shall invite you to participate in future editions, so we all keep complicity together around dance and film and art.
Here the selected list:
•Why I Dance, by Andreas Strand Renberg. Norway.
•Crying on The Island They Own, by Joan Dwiartanto, Cyrie Topete. Indonesia.
•White-Eye, by Tomer Shushan. Israel.
•Herbarium, by Iwona Pasińska. Polonia.
•On Mending, by Shawn Fitzgerald Ahern, Emilie Louise Leriche. Italy.
•Supervindu, by Terje Tjøme Mossige, Antero Hein. Norway.
•More woman More Cry, by Anne Haugsgjerd. Norway.
•Elegy of Lost Things, by Stefano Mazzotta. Italy.
•Mount Fuji seen from a moving train, by Pierre Hébert. Canada.
•At Lake, by Mistaya Hemingway. Canada.
•The Housekeeper, by Paola Escobar. USA.
•Searching For Phoenix, by Marc Wagenbach. Germany (mAPs Collection.)
•Fist, by Thomas Bos. Thr Netherlands
•For the Clean up, by Mohammad Moravej. Iran.
•Intramur, by Pepe Andreu, Rafa Molés. Spain.
•The swan at the Mouth of the River, by Daphna Mero. Israel.
•Stalking Chernobyl: exploration after apocalypse, by Iara Lee. USA.
•In Velvet, by Jessica Kennedy, Megan Kennedy. Ireland.
•Wolf, by Barrowland Ballet. UK.
•Emersion, by Aline-Sitoe N’diaye and Abdou N’gom. France (mAPs Collection.)
•Voices and Locks, by ilham Bakır. Turkey.
•A Long Walk, by Elysa Wendi, Wai Shing Lee. Hong Kong.
•Skin, by Marcos Pimentel. Brazil.
•Roselyne, by Tereza Vejvodová. Czech Republic.
•In the Vicinity of the Sun, by John Scott. Ireland.
•Niebościan. Freedom lives in a head, by Jagoda Turlik. Poland.
The selection was done by Yolanda M. Guadarrama, curator and representing RIFF for this purpose, and director Ella Fiskum.
The selected creators have already received a mail via FILMFREEWAY with the indications for next steps, if the message was lost, please, send us a message to riff.dac.official@gmail.com.
Thanks to all those who trust RIFF and participate with us.
Waiting for another wonderful festival!
RIFF TEAM
We are happy to announce our OFFICIAL SELECTION for RIFF SEVENTH EDITION.
As you know, RIFF’s interest is dance, art and cinema, and those films which hold a combination of, at least, one of the three genres in movement.
We received many good pieces this year, but we had to choose a slightly reduced number of films this year.
We thank to all those who submitted a film to RIFF. We shall invite you to participate in future editions, so we all keep complicity together around dance and film and art.
Here the selected list:
•Why I Dance, by Andreas Strand Renberg. Norway.
•Crying on The Island They Own, by Joan Dwiartanto, Cyrie Topete. Indonesia.
•White-Eye, by Tomer Shushan. Israel.
•Herbarium, by Iwona Pasińska. Polonia.
•On Mending, by Shawn Fitzgerald Ahern, Emilie Louise Leriche. Italy.
•Supervindu, by Terje Tjøme Mossige, Antero Hein. Norway.
•More woman More Cry, by Anne Haugsgjerd. Norway.
•Elegy of Lost Things, by Stefano Mazzotta. Italy.
•Mount Fuji seen from a moving train, by Pierre Hébert. Canada.
•At Lake, by Mistaya Hemingway. Canada.
•The Housekeeper, by Paola Escobar. USA.
•Searching For Phoenix, by Marc Wagenbach. Germany (mAPs Collection.)
•Fist, by Thomas Bos. Thr Netherlands
•For the Clean up, by Mohammad Moravej. Iran.
•Intramur, by Pepe Andreu, Rafa Molés. Spain.
•The swan at the Mouth of the River, by Daphna Mero. Israel.
•Stalking Chernobyl: exploration after apocalypse, by Iara Lee. USA.
•In Velvet, by Jessica Kennedy, Megan Kennedy. Ireland.
•Wolf, by Barrowland Ballet. UK.
•Emersion, by Aline-Sitoe N’diaye and Abdou N’gom. France (mAPs Collection.)
•Voices and Locks, by ilham Bakır. Turkey.
•A Long Walk, by Elysa Wendi, Wai Shing Lee. Hong Kong.
•Skin, by Marcos Pimentel. Brazil.
•Roselyne, by Tereza Vejvodová. Czech Republic.
•In the Vicinity of the Sun, by John Scott. Ireland.
•Niebościan. Freedom lives in a head, by Jagoda Turlik. Poland.
The selection was done by Yolanda M. Guadarrama, curator and representing RIFF for this purpose, and director Ella Fiskum.
The selected creators have already received a mail via FILMFREEWAY with the indications for next steps, if the message was lost, please, send us a message to riff.dac.official@gmail.com.
Thanks to all those who trust RIFF and participate with us.
Waiting for another wonderful festival!
RIFF TEAM
Submit to RIFF CALL 2022 here:
Our call is open from January 20th to March 21st, 2022.
DEAR ART LOVERS
Going on, we will celebrate our dance-art-cinema festival in two versions
-as we still are experiencing this special times due to COVID-19.
The dates for RIFF SEVENTH EDITION; R.E.D. International Film Festival is set to:
July 8th - 10th 2022
FIRST VERSION: a virtual festival where we will launch our on-line RIFF MAGAZINE with a month access to the films of RIFF SEVENTH EDITION Official Selection.
SECOND VERSION: RIFF 2022 will be celebrated as an Outdoor and Indoor festival at the farm in Einawood, for those who shall enjoy our programs in-person in the different venues on our farm. Note: there will just be allowed a limited amount of audience, and we will, at all times, follow the government regulations* keeping everybody safe in healthy distance. (*Subject to change.)
We will keep on celebrating the RIFF Award, where the creators might win a residency at
R. E. D. for 2023 or when this emergency is over. See more information at: https://reddanz.com
Thanks for your interest in the festival.
More info about the upcoming festival will follow shortly.
Stay Safe and Let's Keep Art Alive!!!
Ella Fiskum,
RIFF: R.E.D. INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL —dance-art-cinema
CALL 2022
Open from January 20th to March 31st, 2022
Open from January 20th to March 31st, 2022
RULES AND TERMS:
We are opening the submission to find those hidden crucial films we need to select, those films out of our normal reach and more.
-We are looking for films which have strong elements of movement and dance, including expressions such as:
Short Films
Screendance
Art Films
Documentary Films on Dance
Feature Films
-We call for films with opened meanings and universal contents, ranging from abstract to strong narrative elements, from experimental and poetic to action driven, having different styles and genre, but always composed with solid visual elements.
-The length of Screendance, Art Film and Short Film pieces must be from 1 to 20 minutes.
-The length of Documentary Films must be from 1 to 60 minutes.
-The creator or who submits the film needs to declare to owe the total author rights of the film.
-If needed, add English subtitles to the film.
-The fee to participate with Screendance, Art Film and Short Film is 20 USD in Early Deadline, 25 USD in Regular Deadline and 35 USD in Late Deadline.
-The fee to participate with a Documentary Film is 25 USD in Early Deadline, 30 USD in Regular Deadline and 38 USD in Late Deadline.
-The fee to participate with a feature film is 35 USD in Early Deadline, 40 USD in Regular Deadline and 45 USD in Late Deadline.
-The submission will be opened from January 20th to March 21st, 2022.
-If your film is accepted, we will need your film in good quality before May 5th.
-Ask for a Waiver Discount to riff.dac.official@gmail.com if you have been part of the official selection in previous editions.
Important dates
Opening: January 20th
Early Deadline: March 1st
Regular Deadline:: March 15th
Late Deadline: March 31st
Official Selection Announcement: May 1st
For further questions write to: riff.dac.official@gmail.com
TO SUBMIT A FILM GO TO THE NEXT LINK:
https://filmfreeway.com/RIFFREDINTERNATIONALFILMFESTIVAL
We are opening the submission to find those hidden crucial films we need to select, those films out of our normal reach and more.
-We are looking for films which have strong elements of movement and dance, including expressions such as:
Short Films
Screendance
Art Films
Documentary Films on Dance
Feature Films
-We call for films with opened meanings and universal contents, ranging from abstract to strong narrative elements, from experimental and poetic to action driven, having different styles and genre, but always composed with solid visual elements.
-The length of Screendance, Art Film and Short Film pieces must be from 1 to 20 minutes.
-The length of Documentary Films must be from 1 to 60 minutes.
-The creator or who submits the film needs to declare to owe the total author rights of the film.
-If needed, add English subtitles to the film.
-The fee to participate with Screendance, Art Film and Short Film is 20 USD in Early Deadline, 25 USD in Regular Deadline and 35 USD in Late Deadline.
-The fee to participate with a Documentary Film is 25 USD in Early Deadline, 30 USD in Regular Deadline and 38 USD in Late Deadline.
-The fee to participate with a feature film is 35 USD in Early Deadline, 40 USD in Regular Deadline and 45 USD in Late Deadline.
-The submission will be opened from January 20th to March 21st, 2022.
-If your film is accepted, we will need your film in good quality before May 5th.
-Ask for a Waiver Discount to riff.dac.official@gmail.com if you have been part of the official selection in previous editions.
Important dates
Opening: January 20th
Early Deadline: March 1st
Regular Deadline:: March 15th
Late Deadline: March 31st
Official Selection Announcement: May 1st
For further questions write to: riff.dac.official@gmail.com
TO SUBMIT A FILM GO TO THE NEXT LINK:
https://filmfreeway.com/RIFFREDINTERNATIONALFILMFESTIVAL
