The Directorate of the Baikal International Film Festival, named after V. Rasputin, has closed the submission deadline for the upcoming edition. The shortlist will be announced in June, with the Festival taking place in September. The Festival regulations and the application form can be found at www.baikalkinofest.ru. Alternatively, submissions can also be made through FilmFreeway.
Applications for participation are accepted from February 1 to April 10, 2024. The shortlist will be announced in June. The festival itself will take place from September 17 to 27, with the main program from September 19 to 23.
The Competition program of the People and Environment is compiled
The Non-competition program of the 22d Baikal International Film Festival includes 10 non-fiction films
Out of 123 applications of the 21st Baikal International Film Festival named after V. Rasputin competition program 25 works have been selected: 15 documentaries, 7 popular science and 3 feature films. The majority of them come from Russia. They are 18 works, including those created by Irkutsk filmmakers Anastasia Zverkova, Yulia Byvsheva and Pavel Skorobogatov. Also, there are works from Iran, Slovakia, Argentina, the UK and the USA. The list of participants of the non-competition program and the full-dome cinema section will be announced later.
Directorate of the Baikal International Film Festival named after V. Rasputin has extended the submission deadline for participation in the new edition to April 25 inclusive. The shortlist will be announced in June, and the Festival itself will be held in September. The Festival regulations and the application form are available at www.baikalkinofest.ru. You can also apply through the FilmFreeway.
We are accepting submissions for the Baikal International Film Festival People and Environment named after V. Rasputin from February 1. The shortlist will be announced in June. The regulations and the information on submitting will be posted on our official website. You can also apply through the FilmFreeway online service.
Winning film — «On Thin Ice» (Russia, Germany, directed by Henry Mario Mix)
Opening of the 20th Baikal International Film Festival People and Environment named after V. Rasputin will be held in Irkutsk on September 8 at the Zvezdny Cinema. The full program has been formed and published on the website of the film festival.
39 works were included in the short list of the 20th season out of 186 applications submitted. There are 7 documentary, 5 popular science, 3 feature and 12 animated films in the competition program. The non-competition program consists of 12 works.
The directorate of the Baikal International Film Festival named after V. Rasputin extends the application deadline until May 4, inclusive. The longlist will be announced in June, and the Festival itself will be held from 23 to 27 September. The Festival regulations and the application form are available at http://baikalkinofest.ru/join/
Begins accepting applications for participation in the 20th Baikal International Film Festival «People and Environment».
The closing ceremony of the 19 Baikal International Film Festival n.a. V. Rasputin was held on September 28. The full version of the online ceremony will be available on the official YouTube channel of the Irkutsk Regional Film Fund on October 1.
The VI Baikal Pitch took place in the framework of the All-Russian Pitching of Debutants and the 19 People and Environment Baikal International Film Festival n.a. V. Rasputin on September 24.
Yulia Kiseleva's film Chip Inside Me won a grant from the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation. The film is scheduled for release in 2022.
On August 26, the Irkutsk Regional Film Fund held a press conference dedicated to the program of the 19th People and Environment Baikal International Film Festival n.a. V. Rasputin https://youtu.be/tUHqPkE4-uk
Irkutsk Regional Film Fund launches a video version of the film school of the Baikal International Film Festival named after V. G. Rasputin.
The competition program of the 19th Baikal International Film Festival «People and Environment» named after V. G. Rasputin has already been formed. It will take place from 24 to 28 September in Irkutsk. This year, 27 works were selected from 249 applications, including 10 documentaries and popular science films, 5 live actions and 12 animated films. The film about the most pressing environmental problems will receive the Baikal prize for the acuteness of the problem. In addition, special prizes will be awarded by the youth jury, the media community and the audience. The Grand-Prix of the festival is 200 thousand rubles.
The competitive and out-of-competitive program of documentary and popular science films that will be aspiring to win the grand prix of the film festival «People and Environment» has been formed.
