“24 Frames per Century” by Athina Rachel Tsangari © HAOS Film (from the programme “Film as a Subversive Art” des NYFF)
The internationally positioned online festival “We are One” yesterday announced the program planning for its streamings from 29 May to 7 June.
More than 100 films from 35 countries will be shown, co-curated by 21 festivals. In addition to the films there will be talks, VR content and musical performances. Among the 100 films are 13 world premieres and 36 online premieres.
The short film is particularly well represented. Exactly 71 short films belong to the programme proposed by the participating festivals. Most of them are narrative films, some animated films and 7 documentaries. Thanks mainly to the participation of the New York Film Festival, 7 experimental films are also included (recommended: NYFF Program 1:
The internationally positioned online festival “We are One” yesterday announced the program planning for its streamings from 29 May to 7 June.
More than 100 films from 35 countries will be shown, co-curated by 21 festivals. In addition to the films there will be talks, VR content and musical performances. Among the 100 films are 13 world premieres and 36 online premieres.
The short film is particularly well represented. Exactly 71 short films belong to the programme proposed by the participating festivals. Most of them are narrative films, some animated films and 7 documentaries. Thanks mainly to the participation of the New York Film Festival, 7 experimental films are also included (recommended: NYFF Program 1: Film as a Subversive Art).
From Germany the Berlinale is participating, but so far there are no short films.
Within the 10 days each film has a fixed programme slot with starting times between 2:15 and 12:30 h EST (8:15 to 18:30 h Central European Summer Time). Some of the films are subsequently offered as VoD.
Apart from the international cooperation of the festivals, it is remarkable that the streaming is based on an initiative of YouTube (Google LLC). YouTube produces and organizes “We Are One” together with Tribeca Enterprises.
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From Germany the Berlinale is participating, but so far there are no short films.
Within the 10 days each film has a fixed programme slot with starting times between 2:15 and 12:30 h EST (8:15 to 18:30 h Central European Summer Time). Some of the films are subsequently offered as VoD.
Apart from the international cooperation of the festivals, it is remarkable that the streaming is based on an initiative of YouTube (Google LLC). YouTube produces and organizes “We Are One” together with Tribeca Enterprises.