Call for documentaries for the 26th edition of PriMed, deadline to send your works: April 15, 2022. Registration for PriMed 2022 is free. To participate you must complete the registration form available online.
Because of the health measures against the Covi-19 pandemic, the 24th edition of PriMed was held online. The results of this PriMed 2020 are very positive. We are very happy to have been able to maintain this edition, despite the many difficulties we have encountered. And we were right!
Nearly 100,000 of you watched the film clips. More than 12,000 to see them in full. 2,000 high school students watched the films for the Mediterranean Youth Prize. And there were 50 of us for the virtual version of the Awards Ceremony. A warm awards ceremony, despite the physical absence.
Find here the official selection of films for the final phase of the 25th edition of PriMed, the International Festival of Mediterranean Documentary and Reportage. This year we received 345 films from 34 countries. (See the statistics on PriMed films> HERE Soon online all the extracts of the selected films. The 25th edition of PriMed is organized from 6th to the 11th of December, 2021 in Marseille.
CMCA, France Télévisions, RAI, INA and ASBU are the main organizers of the event. Find in our archives all the official selections of PriMed 2020 and the other films selected in the old editions of the festival >> HERE
The CMCA, through PriMed films, wants to continue showing, seeing and making people think about the Mediterranean world. Once again, we need the works of the directors who participated in PriMed. Their perspective on this part of the world is precious, and their insight is essential … The films which competed for the Mediterranean Young’s People Award seem to us to be the most likely to reach a young and old audience. We must take advantage of this time in parentheses to bring together all the generations. This is why we are offering you a special program from April 26 to May 2. We hope you enjoy it and get you through this difficult time. While waiting for the days when we will all meet in the rooms to have the pleasure of sharing moments together.
The competition has three phases: – February 2021 : call for films, registrations of films for PriMed 2021 – Deadline for registrations and sending films: 15th April 2021 – May / June 2021 : choice of the films in competition by an international Selection Committee, or by CMCA team if the pandemic persists – November / December 2021, finals of PriMed : the International Jury watches the films and decides the winners; meetings of Mediterranean Young People Jury; public screenings and meetings; awards ceremony
Call for documentaries and reportages for the 25th edition of PriMed. The registrations are open until April 15th, 2021. Registrations for PriMed 2021 is free.
To register your film, you must fill out the application form available online.
The competition has three phases: – February 2021 : call for films, registrations of films for PriMed 2021 – Deadline for registrations and sending films: 15th April 2021 – May / June 2021 : choice of the films in competition by an international Selection Committee, or by CMCA team if the pandemic persists – November / December 2021, finals of PriMed : the International Jury watches the films and decides the winners; meetings of Mediterranean Young People Jury; public screenings and meetings; awards ceremony
The results of PriMed 2020 online are very positive. Thanks everyone! We are very happy to have been able to maintain the 24th edition of PriMed, despite the many difficulties that we have encountered. And we were right!
The results of PriMed 2020 online are very positive. Nearly 100,000 of you watched the film clips. More than 12,000 to see them in full. 2,000 high school students watched the films for the Mediterranean Youth Prize. And there were 50 of us for the virtual version of the Awards Ceremony. A warm awards ceremony, despite the physical absence.
The 24th edition of PriMed is coming to end. Thank you to all the partners, to the directors, to the jury, to the public who were very numerous to watch the films online. A great success for this PriMed online edition. Find here the PriMed 2020 Awards.
AWARDS OF PriMed 2020
MEDITERRANEAN ISSUES AWARD sponsored by France Télévisions
– SOUTH MEDITERRANEAN MENTION sponsored by CFI (Canal France International) Recycl’artby Asma BERRAH – Lycée International Alexandre Dumas, Alger (Algeria)
– NORTH MEDITERRANEAN MENTION Le processus by Laura NUCERA – Lycée Tommaso Campanella, Reggio Calabria (Italy)
70 minutes, 2019 Director : Álex DIOSCÓRIDES (Spain) Production : MallorcaDocs (Spain)
What was once the Island of Calm is now on the verge of collapse due to mass tourism. Multiple alarm bells are starting to ring. Is this model of tourism sustainable? Could Mallorca transform itself and become a reference for so many other places?
The director Álex DIOSCÓRIDES was born in Palma de Mallorca in 1984. He obtained a diploma in 3D animation. He has more than ten years of experience in the audiovisual field. He has worked in advertising, film and corporate communications projects, as well as directing video clips and video art films.
57 minutes, 2019 Director : Dominique FISCHBACH (France) Production : Elda Productions (France), with the participation of France Télévisions (France)
https://vimeo.com/386519966
Seven 6th form students from the Paris district of Porte de La Chapelle are preparing an adaptation of Aeschylus’ tragedy “The Suppliants”. A 2,500-year-old work whose main themes are migration, the place of women and democracy. A film echoing current issues about migration and integration seen by a group of self-assured, happy, uninhibited teenagers.
Dominique Fischbachgrew up in Morocco. She has written and directed some thirty films in direct cinema, personal documentaries for France Télévisions, Arte and RTBF in the well-known collection “Strip-Tease”. Generous and sensitive in her ways of seeing, she explores the major themes of society such as multi-culturalism, women’s emancipation and commitment. Among her best-received films, “Liberté Lili”, the difficult struggle of a woman from Guadeloupe to improve the area she lives in, “L’Avenir en Sursis” showing young delinquents confronted by adults’ justice, and “La Classe de Mer” about the delicate journey from childhood to adolescence.
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