SUBMIT A FILM
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SUBMIT A FILM
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SUBMIT A FILM
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SUBMIT A FILM
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SUBMIT A FILM
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ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
The Concordia Film Festival (CFF) is a student-run, non-profit festival that runs in collaboration with Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema (MHSoC) at Concordia University. Through screenings and events, we are able to display the works produced by the diverse range of filmmakers at MHSoC, and invited works from filmmakers around the globe. The MHSoC stands as the largest university-based centre for the study of film in Canada, with a body of works that are also screened to great acclaim at festivals around the world. Entering its 48th year as the largest and oldest student-run film festival in North America, the event has become a mainstay of the film industry in Montreal.
ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
The Concordia Film Festival (CFF) is a student-run, non-profit festival that runs in collaboration with Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema (MHSoC) at Concordia University. Through screenings and events, we are able to display the works produced by the diverse range of filmmakers at MHSoC, and invited works from filmmakers around the globe. The MHSoC stands as the largest university-based centre for the study of film in Canada, with a body of works that are also screened to great acclaim at festivals around the world. Entering its 48th year as the largest and oldest student-run film festival in North America, the event has become a mainstay of the film industry in Montreal.
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ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
The Concordia Film Festival (CFF) is an annual festival that is run by students, for students. Our team is composed of Concordia students majoring from different departments such as fine arts, arts and science, and business majors eager to learn how to run a film festival. The team sparks interest in studying festival studies or work in film festival circuits.
The festival serves as a platform for Concordia students that major in film production, film studies and film animation to have the opportunity to showcase their latest works. The objective of the Concordia Film Festival is to connect students with professional opportunities in Montreal, across Canada and across the world. It also serves as a hub where students can exchange ideas and network with one another.
The festival has recently served as a platform for international undergraduate cinema students to submit their work under our Spotlight section. It opens up opportunities on a global level to meet international student filmmakers as well as their work.