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Film Festival della Lessinia
The Film Festival della Lessinia is an international film festival that takes place in the Lessinia region of Italy. The festival was founded in 1997 and is dedicated to promoting independent filmmaking. The festival features a competitive section for short films and documentaries, as well as a non-competitive section for feature films. The festival also includes workshops, masterclasses, and screenings of classic films.
History
The Film Festival della Lessinia was founded in 1997 by a group of film enthusiasts who wanted to create a platform for independent filmmakers to showcase their work. The festival was initially held in the small town of Bosco Chiesanuova, but it has since moved to the larger town of Verona. The festival has grown in size and stature over the years, and it is now one of the most important film festivals in Italy.
Program
The Film Festival della Lessinia features a competitive section for short films and documentaries. The competitive section is open to all filmmakers, regardless of nationality or experience. The festival also includes a non-competitive section for feature films. The non-competitive section is open to all feature films that have not been released in Italy. The festival also includes workshops, masterclasses, and screenings of classic films.
Awards
The Film Festival della Lessinia awards a number of prizes to the winning films in the competitive section. The Grand Prix is awarded to the best short film, and the Jury Prize is awarded to the best documentary. The festival also awards a number of special prizes, including the Audience Award, the Critics’ Award, and the Young Jury Award.
Impact
The Film Festival della Lessinia has had a significant impact on the film industry in Italy. The festival has helped to promote independent filmmaking and has provided a platform for emerging filmmakers to showcase their work. The festival has also helped to raise the profile of the Lessinia region and has attracted visitors from all over the world.
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