Tabor Film Festival

Desinic, Croatia June 2013, TBA
Call for Entry Deadline: March 2013, TBA
Festival Data:
- Established: 2003
- Genre: Animation - Games, Documentary, Experimental - New Media, General
- Attendance: 5000
- Media Attendance: 40
- Total Number of Films Submitted: 1500
- Total Number of Films Screened: 60
- Total Screenings: 350
- Total National and International Premieres: 40
- # of Shorts Screened: 60
- Competitive
- Retrospective
- Online Festival
- Has Panels
- Workshops
Festival Website:
http:/ / www.taborfilmfestival.com
Festival Description:

Tabor Film Festival takes place in the historical location of the castle of Veliki Tabor, Desinic, Croatia.

The festival includes retrospectives, short film programs, film workshops, music programs, various exhibitions as well as many screenings in and out of competition.

International jury will present the following Tabor Film Festival awards:
- Grand Prix for the best film of the festival (+2000€)
- Award for Best animation (+500€)
- Award for Best documentary (+500€)
- Award for Best experimental film (+500€)
- Award for Best fiction film (+500€)

Domestic jury will present award for
- Best domestic film (+1000€)

The festival will also hand out the Audience award (+500€). Awards include festival trophies ("Veronika's Skull", "reAnimated Veronika", "Vox Veronika") and cash prizes.

Tabor Film Festival supports digital production and distribution of film and video works and endeavers to provide festival screenings in digital media.

See film submission rules at: www.taborfilmfestival.com/regulations2010.html
Film Submissions:
- Submission formats: Beta-SP, Digi-Beta, DVD
Email: luksa(at)taborfilmfestival.com

Phone: (385) 91 893 20 23

Fax: (385) 49 221 060

Mailing Address: Matije Gupca 53/1
Zabok 49 210
Croatia

Email:	luksa(at)taborfilmfestival.com
Phone:	(385) 91 893 20 23
Fax:	(385) 49 221 060
Mailing Address:	Matije Gupca 53/1 Zabok 49 210 Croatia

OCT 20, 2008 01:36PM FFW Festival Editor writes:

2008 Tabor FIlm Festival Awards

The International Jury (Ron Holloway, Rosa Reitsamer and Tomislav Pavlic) decided to hand out the festival Grand Prix called Veronika's Skull (+ a sum of 2.000 euros) to the film "Icicle Melt" by Amy Neil.

The Domestic Competition award went to the film "Leviathan" by Simon Bogojeviæ Narath. The film was also awarded with Veronika's Skull (+ a sum of 1.000 euros), handed out by the Domestic Jury members - last year Domestic Competition winner Renata Poljak and Jude Goldrey from Lifesize Pictures, UK.

The reAnimated Veronika award for best animation went to the film "One Rat Short" by Alex Weil. Croatian film "I'll Kill You" by Nikola Strasek was presented with the award for best documentary and the award for best experimental film went to Raymond by BIF (all the film were also awarded with a sum of 500 euros).

The audience award, Vox Veronika, went to the Belgian film "Tango" by Guido Thys (with a remarkable average grade of 4.85).

The International Jury also gave out two special mentions, to the film "Graphitti" by Vano Burduli from Georgia, and the film "Family Reunion" by Isold Uggadottir from Island.
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