HANIFF 2024 is set to dazzle from November 7 to 11, with a spectacular showcase of cinematic excellence. Aiming to attract a diverse audience of movie enthusiasts, both locally and internationally, the festival promises an unforgettable experience.
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Step into the spotlight and relive the magic of the 6th HANIFF in 2022. Photo courtesy of the event organizer – a sneak peek into the elegance and excitement that awaits. |
The biennial film festival is a celebration of the art of cinema, featuring a movie contest, film screenings, and insightful conferences. One of the highlights is the ‘One Country Film Introductory’ event, shining a spotlight on German cinema this year.
HANIFF 2024 also introduces a “Film Project Market,” creating a platform for local filmmakers, directors, and screenwriters to pitch their projects to investors and industry experts. Three exceptional film projects from the region and five outstanding Vietnamese film ventures will be recognized and awarded.
Beyond the screenings and conferences, attendees can immerse themselves in a range of side activities. From outdoor film screenings under the stars to intimate exchanges with renowned actors and actresses, the festival offers a well-rounded experience. There’s also the opportunity to explore some of Hanoi’s most captivating destinations, providing a unique blend of cinematic magic and cultural exploration.
For Vietnamese filmmakers, HANIFF 2024 is a career-defining opportunity. Over five days, they can network, learn from industry veterans, and gain invaluable insights into the global, regional, and local film markets.
Additionally, the festival aims to honor exceptional films, nurture emerging talents, and showcase Hanoi’s vibrant and welcoming spirit. With parts of the festival taking place in iconic outdoor spaces, such as Tran Nhan Tong pedestrian street and Ly Thai To Flower Garden, HANIFF 2024 seamlessly blends cinema and the city’s allure.
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