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Collaborating Festivals and Institutions

NNLE Youth Palace of Zugdidi Municipality is an outside-the-school, multi-profile, educational institution, that helps youth to organise their free time properly and to show their creative potential. Youth palace provides the development of professional skills in youth, conducts practical and theoretical work for achievements, develops journalistic skills. Provides highly professional training and promotion of various fields of art, such as Georgian Folklore, Folk Instrument Ensemble, Classical and Pop Music, Study Group of Guitar, Vocal – Instrumental Ensemble, Georgian Folk Choreography, Theatre for youth, Sports and modern Dances, Drama Studio, Visual Arts.

Famtàstic · Evenings of Gastronomic Art is a unique event that brings together gastronomy, live artists, short films and other audiovisual elements, and musical components with the finality of creating a diverse cultural offering for the public and local, as well as external, content producers. In the thematic sessions of Famtàstic, the audience is offered a combination of artistic content centred around the theme of each evening: audiovisual content (each session has a selection of national and international short films); bespoke gastronomic tastings from passionate and innovative chefs, with local and sustainably sourced products (DOP, DO, IGP); live artistic content (including concerts, theatrical art, and performances); musical content (selected by DJs and curators, tailored to the theme of each session); other forms of artistic expression, including installations, videos, exhibits, ambiance/settings, projections.

Cineciok Festival is an innovative event that celebrates the intersection of cinema and chocolate in the historic city of Modica, renowned for its IGP chocolate. This annual event has become the visual arts section of the Chocomodica program, creating a unique synergy that enhances both visual arts and gastronomy. Cineciok provides a rich and immersive experience for participants and visitors alike, offering a significant opportunity to explore and celebrate the connection between cinema and chocolate, delivering unique cultural and professional enrichment. 262 is a Film Club organization established in 2009, working in the cinematographic field. It provides a space for students at all grade levels to view a wide range of movie styles in a theatre-styled setting and engage in discussions in a casual environment. Films range from Hollywood blockbusters to cult classics, to obscure independent gems.

Terres Travel Festival – Films & Creativity is an international tourism film festival that shows films focused on sustainable development and natural tourism. With terres LAB they want to explore the most innovative tendencies in the audiovisual representation of the travelling Experience. The festival takes place in Tortosa, the biggest city in Terres de l’Ebre region (Catalonia, Spain). The 35% of the region is protected by 2 natural parks. Its natural heritage is protected by the label of UNESCO BIOSPHERE RESERVE. Terres Festival has received the EFFE award for the years for its vocation of territorial structuring and the drive to promote creativity. Since 2019, Terres Festival is the only member in Spain of the CIFFT (International Committee of Tourism Film Festivals).

The Chania Film Festival (CFF) is active year-round in education, cinema, and culture. As a Regional Cultural Institution, CFF offers a rich schedule of innovative, youth-oriented activities. Short- and long-term initiatives leave a lasting impact and ensure continuity. Every October, the Chania Film Festival hosts a grand, multifaceted celebration. People from around the world, including notable figures from artistic and scientific communities, gather to enjoy high-quality films, events, musical journeys, and exhibitions. CFF offers a targeted schedule of screenings and educational activities for children and its community, encompassing culture, tradition, tours, food habits, and oral history, with hundreds participating in its intensive educational programs. Supported by enthusiastic volunteers, these activities create a vibrant mosaic of culture, joy, and creativity. Over twelve years, the Chania Film Festival has grown dynamically, attracting thousands of viewers across Crete and beyond.

The Tourist and Ethno Film Festival (TEF), held on September 26-27, 2024, in Krk, Kvarner, Croatia, celebrates traditional heritage and tourism through film. The festival features: Film Screenings: Showcasing tourist and ethno films with awards for the best entries, highlighting the beauty of Croatia and neighbouring regions. Panel Discussions: Experts explore the role of heritage in tourism, balancing tradition with modern trends. Workshops: Led by renowned filmmakers, these sessions offer aspiring filmmakers valuable insights and skills.
TEF stands out for its accessibility, with free competition applications ensuring participation from diverse backgrounds. This inclusive approach aligns with TEF’s mission to preserve and promote heritage while fostering creativity in tourism. Visitors can immerse in cultural heritage, discover new destinations, and appreciate film’s role in preserving traditions. The blend of screenings, discussions, and workshops makes TEF a must-attend for those interested in tourism and heritage.