FIDMarseille Documentary festival
Film registrations for the 34th edition of FIDMarseille Documentary festival are open
– until January 31, 2023 for films produced in 2022
– until March 31 , 2023 for films produced in 2023.
All films produced after January 1, 2022 are eligible. Before submitting your film at the bottom of the page, please read the rules and instructions below .
Two registration forms are available for selection:
- one for short films (duration less than 60 minutes), for which registration is set at €20
- one for long films (length greater than or equal to 60 minutes), for which registration is set at €40
The festival used to be the most important documentary event in Europe, especially for its daily discussions with the directors, but is considered to have lost some of its relevance ever since the festival and the film market split up into two separately organized events. Nevertheless, FID Marseille remains the major international documentary festival in France next to “Cinema du Réel” in Paris. In 2006 the market “Sunny Side of the Doc” moved to La Rochelle.
Program
- International Competition for Short and Long Documentaries (around 20 films),
- International Selection not in Competition,
- Retrospective,
- Special Screenings,
- First Film Competition,
- French Competition.
Awards
- The Grand Prix of the International Competition,
- Georges de Beauregard International Prize
- The Grand Prix of the French Competition,
- The First Film Award,
- The GNCR prize,
- The Marseille Esperance Prize,
- Le Renaud Victor prize,
- Renaud Victor prize,
- Institut Francais award of the International online film critic
Documents and Other Requisite Items
- Fill out registration form via site;
- Send DVD for selection, along with any press clippings or advertising materials deemed necessary (especially a DVD trailer), as well as a still from the film (Please do not forget to indicate your registration number on the DVD and on any other material).
Additional Information
If possible, they should be subtitled in French. Simultaneous translation into English will be arranged for films in the official selection.
The cost of shipping copies and customs duties will be paid by the sender. Insurance for the projection copies will be covered by the festival, from their reception to return.
Selection Media Type: DVD
Screening Media Type: 35 mm optical sound, DCP, Blu-ray.
Audio language: original
Subtitles language: French or English
Premiere Requirements
No premiere requirement