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'''Film Festivals''' are events where new films are shown, usually to the peers of the people who made the films although many festivals are open to the public. (Admission is rarely free; renting movie theatres and workshop spaces to hold the festivals in costs money, after all.)
'''Film Festivals''' are events where new films are shown, usually to the peers of the people who made the films although many festivals are open to the public. (Admission is rarely free; renting movie theatres and workshop spaces to hold the festivals in costs money, after all.)


'''Notable and Unusual Film Festivals include:'''
'''[[Notable]] and Unusual Film Festivals include:'''
* The "Big Five" festivals for live-action films, as of 2020, are the [[Cannes Film Festival]] in Cannes, [[France]]; the [[Venice Film Festival]] in [[Venice]], Italy, the [[Berlin International Film Festival]] in [[Berlin]], Germany, the [[Toronto International Film Festival]] in [[Toronto]], Canada and the [[Sundance Film Festival]] in [[Utah]], USA.
* The "Big Five" festivals for live-action films, as of 2020, are the [[Cannes Film Festival]] in Cannes, [[France]]; the [[Venice Film Festival]] in [[Venice]], Italy, the [[Berlin International Film Festival]] in [[Berlin]], Germany, the [[Toronto International Film Festival]] in [[Toronto]], Canada and the [[Sundance Film Festival]] in [[Utah]], USA.
* The "Big Four" festivals for animated films, as of 2020, are the [[Annecy International Animated Film Festival]] in Annecy, [[France]]; the [[Ottawa International Animation Festival]] in Ottawa, [[Canada]]; the [[Hiroshima International Animation Festival]] in Hiroshima, [[Japan]]; and the [[Animafest Zagreb]] in Zagreb, [[Croatia]].
* The "Big Four" festivals for animated films, as of 2020, are the [[Annecy International Animated Film Festival]] in Annecy, [[France]]; the [[Ottawa International Animation Festival]] in Ottawa, [[Canada]]; the [[Hiroshima International Animation Festival]] in Hiroshima, [[Japan]]; and the [[Animafest Zagreb]] in Zagreb, [[Croatia]].
* The [[Austin Film Festival]] (in Austin, [[Texas]], USA) has the biggest Screenplay Competition in the world.
* The [[Austin Film Festival]] (in Austin, [[Texas]], USA) has the biggest Screenplay Competition in the world.
* The [[Sahara International Film Festival]] (in the Sahrawi refugee camps near Tindouf, [[Algeria]]) is the only film festival held in a refugee camp.
* The [[Sahara International Film Festival]] (in the Sahrawi refugee camps near Tindouf, [[Algeria]]) is the only film festival held in a refugee camp.
* The [https://www.wiffa.aq/ Antarctic Film Festival] is open "exclusively to those who spend the entire winter in Antarctica or in subantarctic areas."


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    Film Festivals are events where new films are shown, usually to the peers of the people who made the films although many festivals are open to the public. (Admission is rarely free; renting movie theatres and workshop spaces to hold the festivals in costs money, after all.)

    Notable and Unusual Film Festivals include:


    Film Festivals that have pages on All The Tropes include:


    Examples of Film Festivals in fiction include:

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