UNITED NATIONS ASSOCIATION FILM FESTIVAL - UPCOMING DEADLINE SUBMISSION

Palo Alto, East Palo Alto, San Francisco, & Stanford - California - USA

October 21 to 30, 2011

One of the oldest documentary film festivals in the United States, the 14th Annual UNITED NATIONS ASSOCIATION FILM FESTIVAL (UNAFF) presents a program of thought-provoking non-fiction works that explores cultures, delves into human rights and social issues, and documents the world's problems and triumphs.

Touted by Nobel Peace Prize recipient Dr. James Orbinsky as "not only the greatest documentary film festival in the U.S., but in all of the Americas," UNAFF was originally conceived to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The Festival has since presented some of the world's most talked-about documentaries, including 19 Academy Award nominees and 5 that went on to win the Oscar: PANAMA DECEPTION, THOTH, THE BLOOD OF YINGZHOU DISTRICT, FREEHELD, and TAXI TO THE DARK SIDE.

Exhibiting filmmakers vie for five honors: the UNAFF Grand Jury Award for Best Documentary, UNAFF Grand Jury Award for Best Short Documentary, UNAFF Youth Vision Award, UNAFF/Stanford Video Award for Cinematography, and UNAFF/Stanford Video Award for Editing. These awards include cash prizes and will be presented at the Festival.

UPCOMING DEADLINE

May 21, 2011 - Regular Deadline

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MORE ABOUT THE FESTIVAL

Encouraged by a continuing demand for excellent non-fiction programming, UNAFF continues year-round, touring through cities such as Sonoma, San Diego, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Washington DC, Honolulu, Boston, and internationally in Paris, Venice, Belgrade, Phnom Penh, and Abu Dhabi.

In addition to UNAFF's ongoing celebration of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, this year the Festival emphasizes "Education Is A Human Right" through its annual theme. Documentarians, the United Nations Association Film Festival is for you. Submit today!

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