IMZ at Master of Arts Film Festival from 12-30 April 2018
As a central hub for the performing arts + film industry, the IMZ is often invited to sit in the Jury of renowned international competitions and festivals. We gratefully embrace this opportunity to contribute our expertise and to foster a strong and well-connected global network.
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IMZ Secretary General Katharina Jeschke is part of the international jury, taking care of the assessment and selection of the productions showcased and honoured at the Master of Art Film Festival.
Master of Art is the first international Film Festival on the Balkans for art documentaries. Presenting the best documentaries in the field of music and dance, theatre and cinema, visual arts and photography, architecture and design, and literature, the Master of Art Film Festival aims to introduce the contemporary trends to the Bulgarian audience. Only in its third edition, the festival presents a rich selection of documentary productions in diverse categories from 12-30 April 2018.
The festival awards excellence in the following categories:
Architecture + Design
Art for Children
Contemporary Art, Installation Art, Protest Art
Culinary Art
Fine Art + Photography
Literature
Music + Dance
Theatre + Cinema
Video Art + Art Advertising
Art in the Video Games
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