Children's International Film Festival 2014 U.A.E – Filmmaking Competition Event

CIFF 2014 U.A.E

Children’s International Film Festival 2014 (CIFF 2014) is an annual event in United Arab Emirates (U.A.E) from 24th April to 2nd May, 2014. CIFF 2014 is a platform that gives opportunity to budding children who have interest in filmmaking and arts to create and showcase their own film at festival. It is a nation-wide inter-school filmmaking competition for children.

Note: Currently, the submissions for filmmaking competition are closed but still for those of you interested, it’s good to know about it for participating next year.

Apart from filmmaking competition for children students and adults, the event also showcases award-winning and inspiring films from all over the world in its International Films section category.

Brief Details of this event:
Venue: Vox Cinemas, selected theatres in U.A.E
Audience: Family, Kids, Teens
Entry Fee: Adults – AED 20, and Kids – AED 10
Contact: +971 55 607 3372
Get all info on CIFF 2014: From its website: http://ciff.ae/
Info if you’re going to attend the festival: http://ciff.ae/category/attend-the-festival/

Films to be showcased in CIFF 2014: Chosen after selection process
– List of Student films: total of 30
Group-A category: http://ciff.ae/group-a-2/
Group-B category: http://ciff.ae/group-b-2/

– List of International films: 50+ films from 35 countries in 36 languages
Shorts: http://ciff.ae/short/
Features: http://ciff.ae/features-international/

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