Browsing by discipline: Film

The Singapore Art Gallery Guide (SAGG) is the first and most comprehensive guide to the art and cultural institutions of Singapore.   Read More

Caochangdi Workstation Art Center is a Beijing independent art space involving performance art, documentary film/video, and video art. It was founded by filmmaker Wu Wenguang and choreographer Wen Hui in April, 2005.  Read More

An open art platform which engages itself in heritage and city development and cooperates with organisations overseas. Apart from this, the Hong Kong Fringe Club (FC) organises an annual city festival, and promotes emerging artists by presenting their work and providing for supportive work conditions.   Read More

The objective of the World Film Festival of Bangkok is to introduce quality, non-mainstream films from all over the world. It aims to become a showcase for independent films and new work from rising talents to cinema masters to show the continuity from generation to generation as a vital component in the development of the film industry.  Read More

The Thai Film Foundation is a non-profit organization which was founded in 1994 by a group of film activists to promote the film culture in Thailand. Apart from the festival which is held annually, the foundation also organizes many film related activities in order to promote a better understanding of film as a kind of cultural heritage to a wider audience.  Read More

The Singapore International Film Festival started in 1986 with an associated guidance of the Mill Valley Film Festival (USA) at a time when only commercial and mainstream film dominated the local cinemas. Now, it boasts to be the largest international film festival in Singapore, SIFF has become significant in the Singapore arts landscape because of its dynamic film programming and commitment to the development of film culture and local cinema.  Read More

Kibla is the first presentation and production institution in Slovenia dealing with multimedia and intermedia art and a yearlong cultural programme. It incorporates pure classical (»excluded«) media in a different context- to support historical continuity of visual art and a bigger aesthetization and integration of electronic media.   Read More

21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa offers both art and creations from wide-ranging fields related to art, including music, the performing arts, and film. The Museum places great emphasis on its promotional programs aimed at better acquainting people with such fields. Through those programs, the Museum hopes to enhance the charms and reputation of the city of Kanazawa and disseminate cultural information throughout the world.  Read More

Korea National University of Arts website is operated by Korea National University of Arts(K-Arts) and targeted at the interested local and foreign public, with its coverage of brief history, admission to the school, undergraduate programs(four-year program), graduate program (two-year or three-year program) and campus guide.  Read More

The Centre national du cinéma et de l’image animée (CNC) is a public administrative organization, set up as a separate and financially independent entity. The centre comes under the authority of the Ministry of Culture and Communication.The principal missions of the CNC are : regulatory, support for the film, broadcast, video, multimedia and technical industries, promotion of film and television for distribution to all audiences, and preservation and development of the film heritage.  Read More

The Instituto do Cinema e do Audiovisual, I. P. (ICA, I.P.) was established in order that, in the approach of the cinematographic and audiovisual sector and in the support to the creation, production, exploitation and dissemination and other activities in the area of cinema, would take into account the new forms and opportunities of production and distribution or broadcasting of cinematographic works.  Read More