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Generation equality film festival opens for submissions

Do you believe in gender equality for an equal future? Are you between 18 and 30 and passionate about creative storytelling to visualize your belief in women’s rights and activism? This is your chance to show the world your work! The Generation Equality Film Festival is Open for Submissions!

The Generation Equality Film Festival will take place during the Generation Equality Forum, a global gathering for gender equality, convened by UN Women and co-hosted by the governments of Mexico and France, with the partnership of civil society. Kicking off in Mexico City on 29–31 March 2021, and culminating in Paris in June 2021, the Forum will secure a set of transformative commitments for gender equality.

Eligibility:

Be to-the-point: Films must not exceed 3 minutes of running time, including credits.

Be original: Only original works that have not been presented to other festivals.

Be under 30: Professional and non-professional filmmakers and storytellers of all genders ages 18-30 years old are invited to submit works.

Be action-oriented: Films should capture stories about taking action to change realities, hearts and minds, for a gender-equal generation.

Be creative and diverse: any film type is accepted, fiction, nonfiction or documentary, experimental videos, animation, and more. We encourage a creative spirit that reflects youth activism – diverse, inclusive, original.

The winner of each category will receive a cash prize of 1,000 USD. Filmmakers must choose one category: Feminist movements and Leadership; Economic Justice and Rights; or Women, Peace and Security and Humanitarian Action.

How to submit your film:
All submissions must be sent through https://filmfreeway.com/generationequality
Submission deadline: Friday, 12 March 2021

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