IN.S.A.N.E. animation film festival
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Animation about social issues shapes IN.S.A.N.E. animation film festival, a free, noncompetitive initiative organised by Petra Palm. Its selection includes international animated shorts, features and stop-motion films, grouped by subject and accompanied by discussions and workshops. Anti-racism, equality and freedom of expression form part of its stated focus.
The festival dates back to Malmö, Sweden, in 2015, with a programme marking a century of Swedish animation. Its activities also include themed pop-up screenings with partner organisations. The dates in the festival’s latest announced edition are 9–11 September 2016 in London, United Kingdom.
Country
Sweden, United Kingdom (UK)
Focus
Animation
Categories
Animation
Awards and prizes
The festival is noncompetitive and does not operate a film contest.
Festival rules
The published 2016 regulations accept animation and stop-motion films from around the world, running from 1 to 100 minutes and addressing events in society. Selection considers the subject and programme fit. Submissions use FilmFreeway. Entrants must clear exhibition rights and accept responsibility for intellectual property; selected films may be screened and excerpts used for festival promotion.