
Milí nadšenci filmu, v roku 2026 sa tešíme na ďalší - už 24. ročník Medzinárodného filmového festivalu ETNOFILM 2026. Budeme sa riadiť týmito propozíciami: Štatút_ETNOFILM_2026.pdf

Milí nadšenci filmu, v roku 2026 sa tešíme na ďalší - už 24. ročník Medzinárodného filmového festivalu ETNOFILM 2026. Budeme sa riadiť týmito propozíciami: Štatút_ETNOFILM_2026.pdf
ZLATÝ TUROŇ – GRAND PRIX (ETNOFILM 2020)
Original Title: Lamalera
Length: 54 min
Year of Production: 2019
Produced by: Karsten Tadie
Country:Denmark
Director: Karsten Tadie
On Palm Sunday, in the village of Stará Pazova, children dress up in folk costumes. One girl is always dressed as a youngster. They go around the village to their relatives and sing Palm Sunday where she shared the keys...
Vlach Ethnic Community in Serbia preserves its language, material and cultural heritage for centuries. The dance for the dead (dat uora đi pomană) is only one of a series of autochthonous rituals by which the Vlachs cultivate the cult of the dead.
Čaba Bajczer is a descendant of Slovak ancestors and comes from Slovak Komlóš. And although he is only 17 years old, in addition to playing the trumpet in a local brass band and being a skilled dancer in a folk troupe, he has already had an extremely successful career in sports - powerlifting.
Would you be willing to spend 2 weeks on the street and experience the life of a homeless person for a while? Three young students decided to spend 2 weeks like this to get out of their comfort zone and experience a new view of the world.
As part of the 24th edition of the ETNOFILM International Film Festival, the international jury convened to evaluate the films in competition and determine the recipients of the festival awards. The jury’s assessment and the results of the competition will be presented to the public during the festival’s official online awards announcement.
What can the story of a person from another country reveal to us? How are traditions preserved in a rapidly changing world? And what brings us together despite our differences?
The 24th edition of the ETNOFILM International Film Festival offers answers to these questions. Audiences can look forward to documentary films that explore the diversity of human society, traditional folk culture, the values that shape our lives, intergenerational experiences, and the stories of people whose voices often remain on the margins of public attention.
The 23rd ETNOFILM International Film Festival will take place on November 12-15, 2024 in the cities of Čadca, Žilina, Nitra, Banská Bystrica and Bratislava. 109 films from 35 countries applied for the current edition, of which the Festival Selection Committee included 29 films from 22 countries in the main competition.