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2005 Calendar of International Film Festivals Page 1 of 4 2005 Calendar of International Film Festivals AUSTRALIA • Melbourne (July/August): Melbourne International Film Festival AUSTRIA • Vienna (October): Viennale - Vienna International Film Festival BELGIUM • Brussels (March): Brussels International Festival of Fantasy Film • Brussels (July): Brussels European Film Festival • Ghent (October): Flanders International Film Festival BULGARIA • Sofia (March): Sofia International Film Festival CANADA • Calgary (September/October): Calgary International Film Festival • Edmonton (October): Edmonton International Film Festival • Montréal (March): International Festival of Films on Art (FIFA) • Montréal (August/September): Montreal World Film Festival • Montreal (October): Montréal International Festival of New Cinema and New Media • Peripatetic (September): Canadian International Annual Film Festival (CIAFF) • Toronto (September): Toronto International Film Festival CHINA • Shanghai (June): Shanghai International Film Festival CROATIA • Dubrovnik (May): Dubrovnik International Film Festival CZECH REPUBLIC • Karlovy Vary (July): Karlovy Vary International Film Festival DENMARK • Odense (August): Odense International Film Festival FINLAND • Espoo (August): Espoo Ciné International Film Festival • Helsinki (September): Helsinki International Film Festival - Love and Anarchy FRANCE • Cannes (May): Cannes International Film Festival GERMANY • Berlin (February): Berlin International Film Festival • Berlin (February): International Forum of New Cinema H:\carnet\film list.doc Page 1 of 4 June 21, 2005 • Emden (June): Emden International Film Festival GREECE • Athens (September): Athens International Film Festival HONG KONG • Hong Kong (March): Hong Kong International Film Festival HUNGARY • (September/October): European Celebration of Cinema INDIA • Kerala (December): International Film Festival of Kerala • Mumbai (January): Mumbai International Film Festival • Panaji, Goa (November): International Film Festival of India IRELAND • Cork (October): Cork Film Festival ISRAEL • Eilat (April): Eilat International Film Festival • Haifa (October): Haifa International Film Festival • Jerusalem (July): Jerusalem International Film Festival ITALY • Giffoni Valle Piana - Salerno (July): Giffoni International Film Festival • Taormina (June): Taormina International Film Festival • Turin (November): Turin International Film Festival • Venice (September): Venice Film Festival JAPAN • Tokyo (October/November): Tokyo International Film Festival KOREA • Pusan (October): Pusan International Film Festival LATVIA • Riga (September): Arsenals International Film Forum LEBANON • Beirut (October): Mid East Film Festival Beirut MACEDONIA • Skopje (March): Skopje International Film Festival MALTA • Valletta (November): Golden Knight International Amateur Film and Video Festival NETHERLANDS • Rotterdam (January/February): International Film Festival Rotterdam H:\carnet\film list.doc Page 2 of 4 June 21, 2005 NEW ZEALAND • Auckland, then peripatetic (July): New Zealand International Film Festival NORWAY • Haugesund (August): Norwegian International Film Festival • Oslo (November): Oslo International Film Festival • Tromso (January): Tromso International Film Festival POLAND • Warsaw (October): Warsaw International Film Festival PORTUGAL • Avanca (July): Avanca - International Meetings of Cinema, Television, Video and Multimedia • Lisbon (November): Video Lisboa - International Video Festival • Porto (February/March): Fantasporto - Oporto International Film Festival • Setúbal (June): Festroia International Film Festival MONACO • Monaco-Monte-Carlo (December): Monaco International Film Festival ROMANIA • Bucharest (November): BiFEST (Bucharest Intl Film Festival) - DaKino • Cluj (May/June): Transilvania International Film Festival • Sfantu Gheorghe (August): Anonimul International Film Festival RUSSIA • Moscow (June): Moscow International Film Festival • Sochi (June): Sochi International Film Festival SENEGAL • Dakar (June): Festival Image et Vie SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO • Belgrade (February): Belgrade International Film Festival SINGAPORE • Singapore (April/May): Singapore International Film Festival SLOVAKIA • Banska Bystica (May): International Festival of Film • Bratislava (December): Bratislava International Film Festival SLOVENIA • Ljubljana (November): Ljubljana International Film Festival SOUTH AFRICA • Cape Town (November): Cape Town International Film Festival • Durban (June/July): Durban International Film Festival H:\carnet\film list.doc Page 3 of 4 June 21, 2005 SPAIN • Canary Islands (March): Las Palmas de Gran Canaria International Film Festival • les Borges Blanques (September): Borges en Curt. International Film Festival • Malaga (November): Benalmadena International Film Festival (FICCAB) • San Sebastián (September): Donostia San Sebastián International Film Festival • Sitges (December): Sitges International Film Festival • Valencia (June): Cinema Jove International Film Festival SWEDEN • Stockholm (November): Stockholm International Film Festival • Umea (September): Umea International Film Festival SWITZERLAND • Locarno (August): Locarno International Film Festival • Nyon (April): 'Visions Du Réel' International Film Festival • Vevey (September): Images Film Festival TAIWAN • Taipei (January): Golden Lion International Student Film Festival • Taipei (November/December): Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival • Taipei (December): Taiwan International Documentary Festival THAILAND • Bangkok (January): Bangkok International Film Festival TUNISIA • Carthage (October): International Film Festival • Tunis, Sousse, Sfax (April/May): European Union Film Festival TURKEY • Ankara (December): Ankara International Film Festival • Istanbul (April): Istanbul International Film Festival UNITED KINGDOM • Edinburgh (August): Edinburgh International Film Festival • Leeds (October/November): Leeds International Film Festival • London (October/November): UpOverDownUnder Film Festival • London (February): British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA) • London (September): BFM International Film Festival • Luton (June): Filmstock International Film Festival UNITED STATES OF AMERICA • New York (April/May): Tribeca Film Festival • Utah (January): Slamdance Film Festival • Utah (January): Sundance Film Festival H:\carnet\film list.doc Page 4 of 4 June 21, 2005 .
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