It is now possible to submit films to Odense International Film Festival 2012. Go to this page and upload your film.
We are looking forward to seeing your film!
Submission
Odense International Film Festival is a short film festival that annually celebrates films from across the globe and gathers film enthusiasts from near and far.
There are countless ways to get your message across. The odd and strange; the inspiring and breathtaking; the romantic; the comedic; the surprising; and the all together good story told in many shapes and forms. We strive to be the most courageous short film festival that dares the audience whilst encouraging them to immerse themselves in something unfamiliar – only to discover a new realm of creativity and beauty.
The atmosphere at OFF is always warm and friendly and we welcome all who wish to join in on the festivities and be a part of the OFF- universe.
OFF – Expect The UnexpectedOFF has been there before; and now it has happened again. A winning film from last year’s festival has just been nominated for an Oscar® This year’s final nominees for the 84th Academy Awards have just been released. Among the nominees in the category Short Film (Animated) is ‘Sunday’ by the Canadian animator Patrick Doyon [...]
Jørgen Leth has sent this amazing postcard to OFF11. The postcard is made together with his son, Asger Leth.
The national jury: National Grand Prix: 13 by Malou Reymann By unanimous decision, the jury has chosen to award the Grand Prix to a film that is, at the same time, simple and to the point. Moving, surprising and funny. A film that gives us an impressive performance by the leading actor. A film that [...]
Odense International Film Festival has this week filled the streets of Odense with both national and international film makers, film geeks, film viewers, and film talents and more than 200 films has been shown in the town’s cinemas. 96 short films were in this year’s competition programme and the winners of the 11 film awards [...]
The winner of our PlayOFF 2011 competition is Mads Outzen and the film “Re-used”.
