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CORTALP: Mountain Short Movie

Submit original short films on mountain themes and their relationship with design, architecture, graphics, and communication.

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Manlio Armellini International Prize
Milan, Italy
Dec 11, 2026

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The 5th International Mountain Short Film Contest/Festival CORTALP 'Alpine Short Films' is curated by Aldo Faleri and Francesco Zurlo, in collaboration with the Italian Alpine Club (CAI). The competition, titled 'Manlio Armellini' International Prize, invites students to create videos on mountain themes and their relationship with design, architecture, graphics, and communication.

All students from universities in France, Austria, Switzerland, Croatia, and Slovenia are invited to participate.

Original works, real or fictional, must tell the story of the mountain, exploring its history, culture, and traditions as bridges toward the future. Films should address mountain themes including environment, nature, ecology, energy, culture, tradition, lifestyle, food, sports, safety, tourism, and economy, with particular attention to innovative and sustainable proposals.

English/Italian

  • November 1, 2026: Registration deadline and submission deadline
  • December 1, 2026: Jury meeting to select winners
  • December 11, 2026: Awards ceremony and screening during the CORT-ALP Festival

Prof. Aldo Faleri (curator): [email protected] or [email protected]. Submissions must be made at www.cortalp.it with required declaration of consent to project valorization.

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Award
Manlio Armellini International Prize
Theme
Mountain themes and their relationship with design, architecture, graphics, and communication, including environment, nature, ecology, energy, culture, tradition, lifestyle, food, sports, safety, tourism, and economy.
Eligibility
All students from University of France, Austria, Switzerland, Croatia and Slovenia.
Audience
All students from University of France, Austria, Switzerland, Croatia and Slovenia

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