Caméra Libre
Apply for a six-month residency in France to develop an international feature-length film project when your creative work is prevented by violence, censorship, persecution, or political threats in your country.
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- 5 days left
- Entry fee
- Not listed - check the source
- Award
- Six months' residency at Cité internationale des arts in France with tailored support from Cité internationale des arts, L'usage du monde au 21e siècle, and the CNC
- Location
- Cité internationale des arts, France
About
Overview
Caméra Libre is a residency programme welcoming foreign filmmakers who have already made at least one feature-length film selected at a leading international festival and who are developing an international feature-length film project, but are prevented from its writing, financing, and/or production due to violence, censorship, persecution, or political threats in their country.
Duration & Details
- Six months' residency at Cité internationale des arts
- About 6 residencies per year
- Programme created in 2023
Eligibility
- Be a filmmaker who has presented a feature-length film at a leading international festival
- Have a feature film project prevented by violence, censorship, persecution, or political threats
Support Provided
Directors receive tailored support from Cité internationale des arts, L'usage du monde au 21e siècle, and the CNC (Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée).
Partners
The programme is supported by the CNC (Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée), which supports projects and finances creators in film, audiovisual, and video games, and L'usage du monde au 21ème siècle, a cultural association supporting the creative freedom of filmmakers from non-democratic countries or countries in conflict.
Application Deadline
- Application deadline: 1 September 2026
- Award
- Six months' residency at Cité internationale des arts in France with tailored support from Cité internationale des arts, L'usage du monde au 21e siècle, and the CNC
- Theme
- The programme supports foreign filmmakers whose creative work developing an international feature-length film is prevented by violence, censorship, persecution, or political threats in their country of origin.
- Eligibility
- Foreign filmmakers who have presented a feature-length film at a leading international festival and have a feature film project prevented by violence, censorship, persecution, or political threats in their country.
- Audience
- Foreign filmmakers in difficult situation due to violence, censorship, persecution, or political threats
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