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FILMINUTE is the international one-minute film festival that challenges filmmakers, writers, animators, artists, designers, and creative producers to develop and submit the world's best one-minute films. Filminute draws upon an international jury to deliberate on the merits of 25 shortlisted films. The jury awards the "BEST FILMINUTE" and five commendations. Audiences worldwide rate the films and vote for The People's Choice. FILMINUTE 2008 is now open! Submissions will be accepted up until midnight, August 20, 2008. The Filminute festival runs throughout the month of September. Filminute 2008 will feature an even broader range of participating countries, filmmakers, partners, and platforms on which to showcase, promote and award the world's best one-minute films. To enter your one-minute film in the 2008 Festival please submit here. WHAT MAKES A GREAT ONE-MINUTE FILM? The best one-minute films will "resonate" beyond one minute. These are films that we expect to affect viewers in the same way any great film would. The challenge, of course, is to do it all in 60 seconds, no more, no less. Story, character development, sound design, setting, dialogue, and editing... What makes a great one-minute film?
FILMINUTE 2007 WINNERS
5 films received jury commendations at Filminute 2007
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2007 Compliation video
2006 Winners
FILMINUTE Coverage
Shortlist CommentaryThe jury and public comment on the entire Filminute 2007 shortlist.
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INTERVIEW
Palme D'or Winner Cristian Mungiu
In May of 2007, Romanian director Cristian Mungiu's 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days won the prestigious Palme D'Or at the Cannes Film Festival. The story of two university students who try to arrange an illegal abortion in the dying days of Ceausescu's Romania, has gone on to win numerous other prizes around the world (including FIPRESCI film of the year) as well as rave reviews from critics including Variety magazine's Jay Weissberg who praised it as "pitch perfect and brilliantly acted...a stunning achievement."
Like many feature filmmakers, Mungiu also makes short films and commercials and is a fan of Filminute. He recently agreed to answer some of our favourite questions.
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FILMINUTE 2008 JURY
Every year, Filminute takes pride in assembling a respected, international jury. Our jury members come from a variety of fields relevant to the one-minute film format.
For 2008, Filminute is very pleased to announce that Oscar-winning screenwriter & director Paul Haggis, Wieden + Kennedy agency co-founder David Kennedy, and FIPRESCI board member and film critic Andrea Dittgen will all be lending their vast knowledge and experience to choosing the winners and strengthening the collective understanding of what makes a great one-minute film.
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PRESS RELEASE:
Filminute 2007 Winners Announced
Bulgarian football film wins hearts and top honours at Filminute, the International One-Minute Film Festival.
London UK, October 17, 2007 — Bulgarian Director Kristina Grozeva's film Game is the big winner at Filminute 2007, the international one-minute film festival. The film won the jury-awarded Best Filminute prize and also ranked as the festival's Top Rated film by audiences who this year tuned in from over 90 countries to view, rate and vote at the Filminute website.
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