[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"festival-about-71169":3},{"festival":4,"years":23,"news":27,"about":28},{"entryId":5,"urlTitle":6,"status":7,"name":8,"originalName":9,"alsoKnownAs":10,"logo":15,"logoAppearance":16,"logoOg":21,"about":22,"isManaged":19},71169,"dvizhenie-national-debut-film-festival","open","Dvizhenie National Debut Film Festival","Национальный кинофестиваль дебютов «Движение»",[11,12,13,14],"Movement National Debut Film Festival","Dvijenie","Dvizheniye","Движение","https:\u002F\u002Fimg.r.vurchel.com\u002Ffestivals\u002F_th600\u002Fpf3vym4c.png?v=faf08228",{"mode":17,"edge":18,"edgeLight":19,"plateLight":20,"plateDark":20,"crop":18,"og":18},"mono-light",null,false,"none","\u002Fimg\u002F_og\u002F74440.jpg?v=faf08228","National premieres of early films by Russian directors form the core of Dvizhenie in Omsk. Its programme connects feature filmmaking with documentary cinema, short films and television, allowing debut work to cross conventional format boundaries. The competitions carry distinct names: Movement. Forward for the main selection, Movement. Life for documentaries and Movement. Beginning for shorts. Lectures, masterclasses and open discussions form the Movement. School strand. The festival dates back to 2013. Its sixth edition introduces a separate competition for television pilots, with the audience choosing the winner. The last edition dates are 26–30 September 2018; its closing ceremony takes place at the Omsk Drama Theatre.",[24],{"year":25,"hasAwards":19,"hasSelection":26},"2017",true,[],{"aboutHtml":29,"countries":30,"focus":32,"categories":33,"nextDates":18,"awardsPrizes":39,"rules":40,"website":41,"contacts":42,"editDate":47},"\u003Cp>National premieres of early films by Russian directors form the core of Dvizhenie in Omsk. Its programme connects feature filmmaking with documentary cinema, short films and television, allowing debut work to cross conventional format boundaries. The competitions carry distinct names: Movement. Forward for the main selection, Movement. Life for documentaries and Movement. Beginning for shorts. Lectures, masterclasses and open discussions form the Movement. School strand.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>The festival dates back to 2013. Its sixth edition introduces a separate competition for television pilots, with the audience choosing the winner. The last edition dates are 26–30 September 2018; its closing ceremony takes place at the Omsk Drama Theatre.\u003C\u002Fp>",[31],"Russian Federation",[],[34,35,36,37,38],"Animation","Documentary","Feature","Short","Television","The 2018 regulations provide statuettes for best feature film, directing, screenplay, actress, actor, cinematography, documentary and short film, plus a special producer prize. An audience award and discretionary documentary and short-film diplomas are also provided. The 2018 television-pilot competition is decided by an audience vote.","Historical regulations for the 2018 edition: the main competition accepts Russian-language feature films and miniseries of up to four episodes that are a director's first, second or third work. Documentary competition entries are medium-length or feature-length; short fiction and nonfiction entries run no longer than 30 minutes. Eligible works are produced in 2017–2018, have no prior Russian festival participation or public screenings in Russia, and are not freely available online. Films require valid Russian exhibition and national-film certificates. Selection is made by the selection committee and\u002For programme director.\n\nThe 2018 non-competitive series programme accepts Russian-language series of four to twelve episodes made in 2017–2018, not previously broadcast or freely available online. Submission copies and supporting documents are accepted from 2 April to 13 August 2018. Selected films supply a signed registration form, Russian synopsis and director biography\u002Ffilmography, portrait, stills, trailer and press material by 19 August. Screening copies are due by 7 September and collected by 19 October. The organisers check and transport copies and cover storage during the festival; non-competitive copies are also insured. Competitive films may be shown no more than twice without written rights-holder permission. Each competition jury has at least four members; its chair has two votes, and no film may receive more than two prizes, excluding the audience award. Guest invitations are decided individually and may cover Moscow–Omsk return travel and up to five hotel nights. The organisers may withdraw accreditation. Participation constitutes acceptance of the regulations.","https:\u002F\u002Fweb.archive.org\u002Fweb\u002F20180919075257id_\u002Fhttp:\u002F\u002Fwww.dvijenie.org:80\u002F",[43],{"type":44,"value":45,"note":46},"Phone","+7 903 232-56-46","Festival general directorate — historical contact from the 2018 official archive.",1792520577]