Partenaires
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European Film Factory is happy and proud to be supported by organisations from all over Europe and to count them as its friends!
FRIENDS OF THE PROJECT
(appearing in alphabetical order)
ESTONIA
PÖFF - Black Nights Film Festival
Black Nights Film Festival (BNFF, known as Tallinn Black Nights Film festival until 2000) was first held in 1997. Since 2014 the International Federation of Film Producers Associations (FIAPF) named BNFF one of the 15 A-category film festivals in the world.
Film education in schools for general education - PÖFF in School
The main goal of this project is to promote film studies and to bring film education to schools for general education. There are currently more than 400 schools for general education in Estonia, where more than 200,000 children and young people study. As film is one of the most consumed mediums, it’s teaching, like other subjects, is very important today. Most Estonian schools do not offer film studies today.
In addition to increasing students’ knowledge of film, it is also important to train teachers as to how to use film in education and to introduce the possibilities of integrating film art as a means of expression with other subjects. Increasing the competence of teachers reduces the need for a separate film teacher, but at the same time increases the possibility that film education will remain in schools.
EUROPEAN UNION
CICAE - International Confederation of Arthouse Cinemas
The CICAE - International Confederation of Arthouse Cinemas is a non-profit association representing and supporting arthouse cinemas. Through its projects and activities the CICAE aims at promoting cultural diversity in cinemas and festivals.
EFAD (European Film Agency Directors association) is the voice of national European Film Agencies, bringing together the 35 national film and audiovisual centers across Europe. EFAD membership covers the European Union countries as well as Iceland, Norway, the Republic of North Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
GERMANY
VISION KINO – Network for Film and Media Competences is a non-profit association active throughout Germany providing a service for educational film work both in and outside school. VISION KINO aims at heightening the perception of film as a cultural good, especially among children and young people, and developing an awareness of cinema as an experiential, cultural and educational location. The long-term aim is to enhance the skills needed to decipher moving pictures and foster greater knowledge of film and its traditions.
GREECE
The Chania Film Festival is an organisation that operates throughout the year in Cinema, Education and Culture. Its annual program includes film screenings, live events, special projects and innovative educational workshops. Under the program CFF Edu, the Chania Film Festival develops and runs throughout the year a series of projects for all ages that focus on film and audiovisual education. The high point of its activity is the Festival, a multifaceted and multicultural celebration of cinema, that takes place the last 10 days of October.
THE MICHAEL CACOYANNIS FOUNDATION
The Michael Cacoyannis Foundation, founded in 2004, is a unique cultural centre dedicated to the study, support and propagation of the performing arts, with particular focus upon theatre and cinema. In keeping with the principles of its founder, the late director Michael Cacoyannis, the aims of the Foundation are rooted in its educational role and the strengthening of cross cultural exchange, ensuring the intense activity and participation of creative young artists, and audiences alike, in all fields of the arts.
ITALY
Bergamo Film Meeting Onlus was founded in 1983 and since 2013 it has been registered as a non-profit organization of social utility. Its mission is to promote and support film culture with a particular focus on quality cinema and authors.
The Coop. Soc. Il Nuovo Fantarca onlus arl was founded in Bari (Italy) in 1999. It deals with cinema for children and teens through media literacy and media education activities. It organizes every year a no competitive festival of cinema for young people, from 4 to 18 years, lasting about six months presenting about 20 films and documentaries, workshops addressed to young people and teachers, parents, educators. It works in cinemas, schools, local social gathering centres, parishes, juvenile justice centres and juvenile penal institutions, roma camps, pediatric hospitals, immigration centres, refugee camps. Some of video productions created by Il Nuovo Fantarca have been shown at international cinema and audiovisual festivals. Il Nuovo Fantarca is a member of ECFA - the European Children’s Film Association - and MED - the Italian Association of Media Education.
“La Scuola allo schermo” - School on screen: the Small Schools initiative that turns cinema into a third educational space.
ROMANIA
EducaTIFF premiered in 2009 with the aim to light the passion of young and very young people for the great magic machinery called cinema, and to influence the first important steps towards a consistent school curriculum for media literacy in Romania. EducaTIFF schedules a series of screenings which rely on an educational platform designed for schools in Cluj County, through which teachers get connected to lesson plans development resources (trainings, film screenings, after-screening lectures & debates in cinema, educational materials based on films). The films are programmed for specific student age groups and raised out of a strong film, and media literacy, in general, international educational good practice.
SPAIN
A Bao A Qu is a cultural association founded in 2004 specifically dedicated to projects that link creation and education and that involve children, young people, creators (filmmakers, photographers, artists...) and teachers. Among the programmes developed by the organisation are ‘Cine en curso’, ‘Fotografía en curso’, ‘Creadores en residencia en los institutos de Barcelona (a programme of the Institute of Culture and the Consortium of Education of Barcelona) and the European projects Moving Cinema and CinEd.
Aulafilm is an educational platform based in Spain that offers a diverse catalogue of more than 180 European and independent films to help young people have a better appreciation of film culture and develop critical thinking skills. Teachers can find resources and advice to start film clubs with online screenings in their own class as well as in a broad network of collaborating cinemas. Aulafilm is promoted by the cultural management agency Las Espigadoras with funding from the Ministry of Culture and Sports of Spain.
In each country of the Creative Europe/MEDIA programme, many organisations and networks promote the European Film Factory project as its partners.
If you want to become a partner of EFF, please do not hesitate to write to us thanks to our contact form and you can download our logos here: https://european-film-factory.s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/medias/logos.zip.