Terms:
* For all competitions, submitted Films should be directed by African filmmaker, the story should take place in Africa, the plot must be related to Africa except Diaspora Competition, submissions are accepted from worldwide countries
* Submitted Films should be 2020 production
* The Selection Committee will decide the films that participates in LAFF competitions
* Participating films should not have been screened in Egypt before the festival
* Calls for Participation starts September 1, 2020.
* Deadline to receive the application form, a DVD or Blu-Ray or HD link of the film along with promotional material (posters, flyers, film stills and synopsis, director's bio and photo) is December 1, 2020.
* LAFF is not obliged to return the received material if the film was not selected.
* Material will not be used in any commercial activities.
* LAFF management will announce the selected films by January 10, 2021.
* Participants whose films are selected should send the film's dialogue in English with time code "English Srt File" and HD Link Copy "without translation or water mark and English Srt File"for Arabic translation
* Participating filmmakers should send the final screening copy DCP or Blu-Ray subtitled in English to LAFF prior to February 10, 2021.
* LAFF will handle one-way shipment of copies: Participant will handle the cost of sending the film to Egypt and LAFF will handle the return shipment.
* In case of loss or damage of the copy, LAFF will cover its insurance.
* Films will be screened two times during LAFF's edition except for the winning films that will be re-screened in non-profit cultural centers after LAFF in Cairo and Alexandria.
Download Application Form, Here
http://luxorafricanfilmfestival.com/files/filmsubmissionfiles/Application%20Form-LAFF%202021-EN.docx
Luxor African Film Festival (LAFF)
10th edition
12 - 18 March 2021
About LAFF
The Luxor African Film Festival (LAFF) is one of ISF's projects. It was the writer Sayed Fouad's and director Azza Elhosseiny's idea, as the African films were almost not screened in Egypt. Furthermore, Luxor hardly has any cultural or artistic events, and was therefore selected to de-centralize cultural or artistic events always organized in Cairo and Alexandria.