
International Short Film Festival Vision
Международный фестиваль короткометражного кино и анимации «Видение»
Also known as: Видение, Videnie, VISION
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Videnie (Vision) presents fiction, documentary and animated short films in Kemerovo, Russia. Established in 2007, the festival is organized by the Videnie creative association and Kuzbasskino. Its international competition sits alongside screenings of festival hits, amateur cinema, retrospectives and premieres. The Pre-Vision mini-festival adds audience discussions and a film chosen by viewers, while the wider programme includes pitching sessions, roundtables, masterclasses and meetings with filmmakers.
The dates of the 19th edition are 10–11 October 2026, with screenings at Kuzbasskino. The programme combines the international competition with a selection of short films from 2025–2026.
Country
Russian Federation
Focus
Animation, Documentary
Categories
Animation, Documentary, Short
Awards and prizes
The published 2025 regulations provide winner diplomas for best fiction short film, best non-fiction short film, best foreign film and best animated film. The jury is drawn from the audience attending the screenings, and the Grand Prix is decided through audience voting.
The organizers and competition jury may establish additional categories and special prizes; sponsor prizes are also provided for. These award provisions refer to the 2025 regulations linked by the official website.
Festival rules
Published regulations: 2025 edition (Videnie XVIII). The competition accepts fiction, documentary and animated short films up to 20 minutes, made no earlier than two years before the festival. Individual filmmakers, creative groups and organizations may enter up to three works in each category. Festival agents may submit a catalogue. Commercially commissioned work is eligible only for out-of-competition screenings, which have no production-date restriction. Entrants must hold the rights to their films and grant the organizer a non-exclusive licence for non-commercial festival use with author attribution.
The current submission page requests an MP4/H.264 screening file, preferably Full HD or 2K, with one stereo or mono audio track. DCP files, embedded black bars and burned-in subtitles are not requested; subtitles should be supplied separately as SRT, ASS or SSA files. A downloadable screening copy must be available within 14 days of selection notification.
The detailed regulations linked by the official website are for 2025; their edition-specific terms should not be assumed to apply to another year.
Contacts
- videniefest.ru
- videniefest@mail.ru — General festival enquiries
- videniefest.ru — Submission and screening-file requirements