Ale Kino!

About

The International Young Audience Film Festival Ale Kino! goes back to the 1960s. At first only national, in mid 1990s it was completely reorganised and became a first-class European event. It attracts the third generation of Poznań inhabitants, which translates to the audience of over 10,000 people each year.

Ale Kino is one of two flagship festivals of the Children’s Art Centre (the other one being the Biennial of Art for Children). In 2010 the Festival embarked on a tour around Poland. "Ale Kino! on Tour" is now available in little villages, whose young inhabitants seldom have the opportunity to encounter quality international film productions.

Program

• The international competition of live-action and animated films for children and young people;
• Fringe sections and special screenings, where out-of-competition films for children, young people and adults are presented.

Awards

The professional international jury shall award:

• Golden Goats to the best full-length film for children - 4000 euro,
• Golden Goats to the best short live-action for children - 1.500 euro,
• Golden Goats to best full-length film for young people - 4000 euro,
• Golden Goats to best short film for young people - 1.500 euro.

Other prizes:

• The young people’s jury shall award the Marcin prizes to the best full-length and short live-action films for young people and the best animated film for young people;
• The children’s jury stall award the Marcinek prize to the best full-length and short live-action films for children and to the best animated film for children;
• Festival audience shall award its prize to the best full-length film for young people;
• The Festival Organisers shall award the special prize of Platinum Goats for the excellent film or audiovisual media output aimed at young audiences;
• Other special prizes funded by private individuals, institutions and organisations may also be awarded in agreement with the Organisers.

Rules

• A full-length or short live-action or animated film (where ‘full-length’ means longer than 60 minutes and ‘short’ means shorter than 30 minutes) made after 1 January 2022.
• If it is a full-length film, it is available as a DCP , BluRay, digital file. Screening from other sources is acceptable provided it is agreed with the Organisers in advance

Premiere Requirements

No premiere requirement

Jury and Organizers

• Director — Jerzy Moszkowicz
• Public Relations Spokesperson — Anna Przygocka