Aspiring filmmakers encouraged to submit wine doccies for Grape & Wine Film Festival in France
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From 13-16 June 2019, the Mucem and Vieille Charité Center in Marseilles, France will invite festival-goers of the 26th Oenovideo International Film Festival to discover films and photos from all over the world by attending the 26th International Grape & Wine Film Festival.
Whether you’re a winery, winemaker or someone who works in or closely with your country’s wine industry, and you’ve made a video, promotional film, documentary, web-doc or took an amazing photo of your vineyards, wines or history, submit your production by 18 March 2019 to be eligible for the competition.
In 2018, the competition featured more than 100 films and 1 500 photos from 19 countries with 38 nominated films, 15 awarded and 100 selected photos.
2019 registrations open: Wineries, winemakers, directors, film producers and photographers about grapevine and wine enter your production here:
- Submit a film to Oenovideo
- Submit photos to Terroirs d’Images 2019 on : The Wine, the grapevine and the sacred: mystery of a culture, divine nectar
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