the most comprehensive film festivals database in the world

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We have just launched a website that we may be very useful for everyone who is interested in distributing his film at film festivals. We thought it might be interesting for your readers and we would be delighted if you could help us promoting this initiative: Film Festivals’ Deadlines is the answer to the wide offer of film festivals that exists on Internet right now. With the rise and implementation of online submission platforms, directors, producers and distributors need a website where they may have all the information centralized. Film Festivals' Deadlines is a database with over 9150 film festivals. If you don’t have money enough for a distribution company nor time for surfing through all the submission platforms, Film Festivals’ Deadlines is your final tool. Here you’ll find the essential information of any festival around the world. Besides, you’ll always be on time to submit your film because the list is organized by deadlines. Consult detailed information of each festival like celebration dates, deadlines, fees, genres, contact, submission platforms… Use the search engine to filter the festivals you prefer by genre, categories, country, duration, themes... Organize them as you want in your custom lists to daily monitoring. Film Festivals’ Deadlines, the biggest list of festivals worldwide! https://www.filmfestivalsdeadlines.com

 

[70Deep]

This looks like an awesome project. It didn't appear to be very mobile responsive tho so i will have to try the site out again later when I return from work.

Props on undergoing the task tho. What made you decide upon that name for the site?

 

[Greg_E]

The server seems a little slow, but it looks impressive. Just sent a link to my faculty to send around to our students.

 

[legrevedotcom]

Does paying the fee and submitting a film mean that it will certainly get screened at the festival or is the fee merely to compensate for their time watching it and then you might not get screened?