what’s Eurorama

The best of Europe’s etnographic film festivals in a single cinematic event in Trento (Italy). An anthropological outlook on a changing continent, which has begun to wonder, in the global scenario of this age, on the reasons and the specific foundations of its own identity. EURORAMA is a project of the Museo degli Usi e Costumi della Gente Trentina / Trentino Folklife Museum, in collaboration with the Trento Film Festival and the major European festivals of visual anthropology:

1. ATIEFF Apricot Tree International Ethno Film Festival, Yerevan (Armenia)

2. Aspekty Festival of Visual Anthropology, Toruń (Poland)

3. Astra Film Festival, Sibiu (Romania)

4. Athens Ethnographic Film Festival, Athens (Greece)

5. Beeld Voor Beeld Documentary Film Festival on Culture & Representation, Amsterdam (Netherlands)

6. Conference on the Ethnographic Film: Museums Documentation Science, Zagreb (Croatia)

7. Days of Ethnographic Cinema, Moscow (Russia)

8. DEF Days of Ethnographic Film, Ljubljana (Slovenia)

9. Dialëktus European Documentary & Anthropological Festival, Budapest (Hungary)

10. Espiello International Festival of Ethnographic Documentary, Boltaña (Spain)

11. Ethnocineca International Documentary Film Festival, Vienna (Austria)

12. Etnofilm Čadca, Čadca (Slovakia)

13. Etnofilm. Ethnographic Film Festival, Rovinj (Croatia)

14. Festival Arcipelago, Roma (Italy)

15. Festival dei Popoli, Firenze (Italy)

16. GIEFF German (Göttingen) International Ethnographic Film Festival, Göttingen, Koblenz (Germany)

17. International Ethnofilmfestival “The Heart Of Slavonia”, Đakovo (Croatia)

18. International Festival of Ethnological Film, Belgrade (Serbia)

19. International Festival of Ethnological Film, Kratovo (Macedonia)

20. Jean Rouch International Film Festival, Paris (France)

21. London International Documentary Festival, London (UK)

22. Moscow International Festival For Visual Anthropology “Mediating Camera”, Moscow (Russia)

23. NAFA Nordic Anthropological Film Association Film Festival (Based In Tromsø, Norway, yet itinerant in Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Scotland, Basque Country, Sardinia, Slovenia, Romania)

24. Pärnu International Documentary And Anthropology Film Festival, Pärnu (Estonia)

25. Rai Film Festival Anthropolgy/Ethnography/Archaeology , Manchester, London, Bristol (UK)

26. Russian Anthropological Film Festival, Ekaterinburg (Russia)

27. SIEFF Sardinian International Ethnographic Film Festival, Nuoro (Italy)

28. Viscult Festival Of Visual Culture, Joensuu (Finland)

29. World Film Festival, Tartu (Estonia)

In collaboration with Trento Film Festival & Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland