Films of the Future is an international film and new media festival that invites filmmakers and audiovisual creators from around the world to imagine and reflect on the possible futures of the planet, humanity, and technology.
The festival focuses on audiovisual works that address themes such as sustainability, climate change, gender equity, LGBTQIA+ diversities, and human rights, exploring new forms of coexistence between cultures, ecosystems, and technologies.
Submit your work, or work-in-progress, for a new screening event in Folkestone, beginning next month, at an intimate venue in the heart of the town.
~ For emerging and established artists (and all that's in between) ~ Films must not exceed 12 minutes ~ Use the Google form (bit.ly/flickerdrift) to submit your work ~ Deadline to submit: February 3rd
NYC Open Call for Experimental Film, Installation, Performance, and Artist Book Pages
Jouissance is an international open call for experimental film, installation art, performance, and printed works. This NYC-based exhibition and publication opportunity is designed for artists working at the charged intersection of sensory experience, embodied cinema, erotic intensity, and psychic pressure.
After a very successful second year, the third edition of Elevation Film Festival will be based at Real Ideas Organisation in Plymouth, alongside artist installations and workshops running at Maker Heights across the water in Cornwall. The festival will take place on 2-4th October 2026.
Elevation celebrates emerging voices in artistic, experimental, and expanded cinema across southwest England, the UK and internationally.
Over the weekend of Friday, May 15 through Sunday, May 17, 2026, aCinema will present a spring screening series featuring six programs, at Woodland Pattern. Two of the six programs will be curated from works submitted through the aDifferent Program open call.
The 6th edition of the FECIMU International Film and Multimedia Festival invites artists and filmmakers to submit their experimental short films and multimedia art works.
FECIMU is a non-profit festival and platform dedicated to the exploration, promotion, and dissemination of short films and multimedia art, with a special focus on emerging creators and innovative artistic practices.
@protocole.hysterique collective has launched an open call for films (experimental, DIY, crashed, dirty & rowdy), open until January 19, in preparation for the first edition of its festival which will take place on March 28 and 29 in Paris.