O que é o globale?

globale é um festival que propõe, através da exibição de filmes de ficção e documentário, construir momentos de debate com um público amplo sobre temas relacionados aos processos de globalização. É um festival sem fins lucrativos, não competitivo e que, portanto, não entrega prêmios nem cobra taxas de inscrição. globale nasceu em Berlim (Alemanha), em 2003, e segue sendo realizado até hoje com o propósito, inclusive, de que as sedes do festival sigam multiplicando-se, de forma a criar uma rede.

Atualmente, o globale acontece em três cidades alemãs, em Montevidéu (Uruguai), desde 2009, e também em Varsóvia (Polônia) desde 2010. Em 2011, o festival chegou a Bogotá (Colômbia) e ao Rio de Janeiro.

Os comitês organizadores em cada cidade-sede são compostos por um grupo heterogêneo de pessoas que colaboram de forma solidária na organização do festival. O grupo tem uma gestão horizontal e o compromisso de tomar suas decisões por consenso.

Se você também quiser colaborar ou saber mais sobre a edição carioca do festival globale, fale com a gente: globalerio@gmail.com

sexta-feira, 14 de junho de 2013

Registration open! (Film Selection Call 2013)


FILM SELECTION CALL

In October 2013, the third edition of globale festival will take place in Rio. In order to exhibit your film/video, submit it to registration from June 14th to August 16st.

THE FESTIVAL
globale started in Berlin (Germany), in 2003, as a festival of social and political documentaries. Until this day, the purpose of the festival is that its venues keep spreading in order to form a network. Besides Berlin, it currently takes place in two other cities in Germany, in Montevideo (Uruguay, since 2009), Warsaw (Poland, since 2010), in Bogota and in Rio de Janeiro (Colombia and Brazil, both since 2011).

globale Rio is a nonprofit non-competitive festival. Therefore, it hands no awards or charges any registration fee. The globale Film Festival is organized completely on voluntary basis and is only made possible with direct collaboration of the film makers, the public and associated establishments and institutions.

Objectives:

The purposes of the festival are wide:
• Bring public nearer to audiovisual works which render people aware, informed and/or sympathized with aspects of reality usually ignored or distorted by large media corporations.
• Promote interchange, questioning and debating on the globalization process and identify its impacts and consequences on people's lives.
• Reach a wide range of public and, next to it, discuss, elaborate and carry out projects and solutions to problems caused by globalization.

How to submit your movie:
For the selection of films/videos participating in globale Rio 2013, submissions are open from June 14th to August 16st 2013. In order to submit, fill the form available here and send the audiovisual material in a DVD according to the following instructions.

The Rio de Janeiro edition of globale imposes no restrictions as to genre (ficction, documentary, etc.), format (motion picture, TV show or home-made movies, etc.), length or year of release, neither does it require the films/videos to be previously unreleased. The audiovisual material is expected to approach themes related to globalization process and should fit in one of the following topics:

A. Global City:
Developed in 1991, by the Dutch sociologist Saskia Sassen, the concept of Global City applies to metropolis which receive massive financial influx from abroad and undergo huge transformations in order to host international events, such as The World Cup and the Olympic Games. What are the impacts upon the local and surrounding areas' populations; who benefits from these transformations? How may the affected population organize and deal with such changes?

B. Social and environmental conflicts:
The expansion of nature exploitation borders induces a series of changes in the way people occupy and make use of space; and such modifications unsettle relatively autonomous production forms, responsible for the conservation of the biodiversity and environmental resources. In metropolitan areas as well, environmental inequalities deepen and show tight connections to classes, gender, color and ethnicity disparities. In each country, multiple responses have been given: indigenous populations, quilombola communities, working populations, the young, small farmers, fishermen and gatherers reinforce and recreate their identities, give their territories new meanings and promote the debate on the production model and consumption.

C. Identities and Disparities:
How does globalization affect cultural identities? In a globalized world the experience exchange among several realities is intensified. Are the opportunities the same for all, despite the differences of origin, color, ethnicity, belief, religion, language, sexual orientation, and, especially, in spite of class? At the same time individuals find more references to build their own identities, purism, racism, intolerance and historical disparities grow stronger. These issues are present in all sorts of psychological and practical aspects of everyday life.

D. Powers that be:
Multilateral agencies of international cooperation, multinational corporations, all types of traffic, the Stock market, how has capital been articulated throughout the world? Who has decided the destiny of our lives?

E. Alternative media:
Initiatives questioning mainstream media coverage of news, or presenting an alternative point of view in popular struggles; record of actions eclipsed by mass media, and of alternative media initiatives, featured as free, popular, communitarian and/or radical in the fight for the basic human right to communication.

F. Art activism:
Tracking shots are a question of morality, said Godard, the French-Swiss filmmaker. Immanent aspects of artistic language and its techniques are related to politics: they constitute specific ethic universes and directly relate to ideology and power. Beyond the mere instrumental use of art as a means for propaganda, aesthetics experiences in political engagement may come in intensely poetic forms. How does art contribute to questioning the process of economic, cultural, social, political integration due to globalization?

Movies spoken in foreign languages are expected to be subtitled preferably in Portuguese, but may be as well in Spanish or English.

The audiovisual material is to be sent through the mail in a DVD. In the mailing envelope, there must be stated in which of the previously mentioned topics the movie(s) fit (in case more than one film is submitted, they must not necessarily fit in the same topic).

Along with the DVD, its makers must print, sign and send to globale an authorization for exhibition made according to the template available here. In case you do not agree with a certain aspect stated on the template, we ask you to write one on your own terms adjusting it with globale Rio 2013 festival's purposes and propositions.

Shipping Address:
globale Rio
Address: Rua Almirante Alexandrino, 2603 / Casa 16/102 – Santa Teresa
Rio de Janeiro - RJ - Brasil
CEP 20241-263

The shipping expenses are to be covered by the filmmakers. Copies in progress of the films/videos won't be accepted, only final versions.

Selection results:
We will be disclosing the results of the selection of films/videos on our blog and social networks, around August 2013. Keep yourself updated. 

The globale Film Festival is organized completely on voluntary basis.
Please understand that we will contact only those filmmakers whose films are chosen
for the globale Rio 2013.



Good luck!

Nenhum comentário:

Postar um comentário