Chroma International Film Festival (Chroma IFF) is an annual film festival showcasing the best works of BIPOC/BAMER (Latino, Asian, Middle Eastern, Black and Refugee) filmmakers from Ireland and around the world.

BRINGING COMMON GROUND TO THE FILM AND TV INDUSTRY

Bringing Common Ground to the Film and TV Industry

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The Chroma International Film Festival is a non-profit organization aimed at bringing together a diverse group of actors, directors, animators and producers in order to celebrate cultural diversity by showcasing their very best works to the Irish and global audiences.

By donating to Chroma IFF, you will help secure the future of our festival. No amount is too small and we greatly appreciate your generosity.

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Narrative feature films and documentary films must NOT exceed a running time of 120 minutes.
Short films must NOT exceed a running time of 30 minutes.
Foreign language films must have English subtitles at the time submitted. Dialogue lists will NOT be accepted.

Entrants are responsible for obtaining any necessary licenses, royalties, release forms, clearances, and permits necessary to present their work. Chroma International Film Festival is not responsible for any claim involving copyright, trademark, credits, or royalty infringement related to the work.

RULES

ELIGIBILITY

To be eligible for consideration:

Films submitted must either be directed, produced, or written by a member of the Latino, Asian, Middle Eastern, Black, and other ethnic minority groups that tells a story of the specified ethnicities.

Furthermore, ANY filmmaker can also submit films to Chroma International Film Festival as long as the films meet ONE of the following criterias.

Must portray stories focused on the People Of Colour (POC) communities
Must have lead characters from ethnic diverse backgrounds.
Must entail the theme of diversity and inclusion within the industry.

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