In the last five decades, France Clermont-Farrand Fest has respected a reputation as the most famous short film festival in the world.
Now the Clareront is trying to set in Ferrand stone. Thesauve Qui Peut Le Court Métrage Association, which organizes the Clermont-Farrand International Short Film Festival, has won a project management competition to create a Cité du court, renovated and expanded its current Jetty, Home to create a project management competition. The city is determined to open the first half 2029 when the festival celebrates its 50th anniversary when the city celebrates its 50th anniversary, supported by Cleeramont Phararand City and Environment Governing Body, Clramont Overgen Metropol, and being manufactured by MU architecture.
An 186,000 square foot feature, a renovated screening room in the City DU Court, a large documentation center for the general public, new work places designed for image education and professional training will have a more huge offices for filmmakers, an educational and practical film and more huge offices for the event team, on Wednesday, Clumont Festive announced. The festival also released impressive first-look photos, which will interrogate some filmmakers whether this residence provides training facilities.
Launched in 1979, and adding a short film market in Cannes in 1986, the Clourt Paraland Festival is a growing and concern, celebrating its 47th edition in 31-February this year. 8, with audiences of 173,000, while 4,100 on-site welcomes the recognized participants. Both are records of all time.
Although Clareront Pharand does not emphasize that the title is new, this year it had 41 world premiers out of 64 international competition titles.
Yet as the public sector budgets come under fiscal pressure worldwide, the festivals at any place in the world are demanding an industrial re-combination from one-closed events to the hub of a year, who are nomination of their brands-and the Closte is very large of Ferrand-to increase their value.
“This seam duti project project is much higher than just one building: it is a strong, structural function in favor of the cultural future of our region. It is not only a symbol of our ambition to make Clarmont-Farand the capital of a short film, but also a reference center for the diversity of cinematic innovation and formats,” Croomeont-Ferroved and Chairman said.
If France dominates the film in Europe, it is because it believes that culture is part of its national identity and the country is better for it. City DU Court is ready to carry forward this notion in a small audience.
“Through many of its tasks and initiatives, SQPCM is also an essential partner of DRAC, especially in the context of image education, in the role of cultural transmission and renewal of the audience. The future Cité du court will provide SQPCM with a new place and campus for all its different aspects, and the Ministry of Culture is happy to be a partner in this project.
“With the support of € 1.75 million ($ 2.0 million), The Departer is confirming its commitment to culture by supporting the future seats DU court. It is a cultural project, but it is also a citizen and educational. The Puy-De-Dome Department has been committed to it,” said the chairman of Lionel Chowvin.
