Follow the Udada International Women’s Film Festival – Nairobi - From 11 to 20 October 2018

Follow the Udada International Women’s Film Festival 2018 – Nairobi - From 11 to 20 October 2018

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Website: http://www.dadatrust.org/film-festival/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/UdadaFilmFestival

THE THEME FOR 2018:

“If We Ran The World…Then, We Need To Tell The Stories We Have Been Silent About”

With a newly introduced year-long program for the 2018 edition, the main festival event falls between the International Day of the Girl and Kenya’s Mashujaa Day (Heroes Day): October 11th – 20th, 2018. Featuring films by and about women from around the world, the 10 days are a celebration of female filmmakers’ in writing, directing, design, and production as well as innovation in the film-making sector

Call for submissions: Udada (SISTERHOOD) International Women’s Film Festival - Kenya

Call for submissions:

Udada (SISTERHOOD) International Women’s Film Festival

16-20 October 2018

Submission deadline: 30 July 2018

The festival is the first of its kind in the region to feature the works of women in different genres; drama, comedy, fiction, documentary, animation and experimental film productions. It aims to empower women film makers from all walks of life. We believe that through this initiative, we will provide a platform for established and emerging female talents in the film industry. This platform avails opportunities for women film makers to exhibit their work, discuss and share their experiences and challenges. Network with professional film makers, meet their supporters and interact with other major players in the industry. In so doing, we aim to encourage social change and elevate women’s status at home and in the workplace. The festival has been running for four years now featuring, 

- Film screenings. 

- Filmmakers’ forum. 

- Capacity building workshops. 

- Co-productions with other festivals in Africa and the world over.

The 5th edition of UIWFF is slated for the 16th to 20th of October, 2018. This year’s theme is “If We ran The World…” We aim to have women from around the world, particularly Kenyan and African women to participate in this year’s theme by submitting a short video answering the question “IF WE RAN THE WORLD…” A hashtag will also be created to engage women and men around the world via social media.

Workshops that will be carried out during the festival:

- Sound capture, design and mixing and film scoring. 

- Creative writing 

- Acting 

- Dada Pitch, distribution and marketing

Submit through this link: https://filmfreeway.com/UdadaSISTERHOODInternationalWomensFilmFestival2018

Udada International Women's Film Festival 2016 - Nairobi - The African Woman: perceptions and reflections

Udada International Women's Film Festival - Nairobi - 2016

The African Woman: perceptions and reflections

Source: Udada Film Festival Facebook Page 

The third edition of UDADA (SISTERHOOD) FILM FESTIVAL will be held from the 25th - 28th October 2016, and daily screenings will be held at PAWA 254 (Mageuzi Theatre)

This year's theme is THE AFRICAN WOMAN: REFLECTIONS AND PERCEPTIONS

The choice of the theme is influenced by the need to highlight the role African women play in the film world and to engage audiences and filmmakers in a debate about the same.

The Festival will screen films, made by African women or about African women, from all over the world.

The Festival will screen short and full-length feature films, documentaries, animation and experimental films.

Festival directors:

Wanjiru Kinyanjui

Naomi Mwaura

Matrid Nyaga

Jury:

Rachel Diang’a

A. Wambui Kairo

Daisy Nandech Okoti

Likarion Wainaina

John Wambugu

Special Events:

Wednesday - Panel discussion (content, marketing and distribution) 

Thursday - Gender Forum (women and leadership)

Friday - African Women Filmmakers Hub (inaugural meeting)

Film Selection:

Africa (Israel) 45 min

Dvorit Shargal

Aisha (Tanzania) 120 min

Chande Omar

Aissa’s Story (USA) 15 min

Iquo B. Essein

Bahati (Tanzania) 62 min

Timoth Conrad

Behind the doors of silence 25 min

Haisam Adbelhamed

Ben and Ara (USA) 84 min

Nnegest Likké

Box girls (Spain/Kenya) 20 min

Jaime Murciego

Dignity (Italy/Mozambique) 30 min

Monica Mazzitelli

Disrupt (South Africa) 52 min

Michael Dorfling

Echoes of unheard children (Nigeria) 25 min

Dominion Michael Bassey

Fatima (France/Algeria) 18:20 min

Nina Khada

Hush (Nigeria) 14 min

Alex Campbell

I Shot Bi Kidude (UK/Mozambique) 74 min

Andy Jones

Imagine (Nigeria) 90 min

Khayalami | My home (South Africa) 15 min

Dennis Khumalo

Kizingo (Kenya) 66 min

Simiyu Barasa

Lurna (Spain) 15 min

Nani Matos

Maman(s) | Mothers (France) 19 min

Maimouna Doucoure

Orishas Journey (USA) 20 min

Abdul Ndadi

Plus! (Zimbabwe/Canada) 26 min

Sandra Chuma

Queen Nanny (USA/Jamaica) 60 min

Roy T. Anderson

Remember Me (Nigeria) 127 min

Uru Eke

Rwanda, la vie après (Belgium) 70 min

Benoit Dervaux and Audre Versaille

Saida despite ashes (Tunisia) 52 min

Soumeya Bouallegui

Shakira (Tanzania) 15 min

Omary Clayton

Unspoken (Kenya) 15 min

Leah Gathoni

The Art of Ama Ata Aidoo (Ghana) 78 min

Yaba Badoe

The Cleansing (Kenya) 15 min

Owino Sang’iewa

The Echoes of Chole Cooley (Canada) 8 min

Andrea Conte

The Fastest Woman Cyclist in Africa (UK) 14 min

Faustin Niyigena 

The Ruler (Rwanda) 70 min

Unomalanga and the Witch (South Africa) 27 min

Palesa Shongwe

Wintry Spring (Egypt) 16 min

Mohamed Kamel

Yes No (Kenya) 15 min

Jennifer Ojezualdadi

Udada Cell Phone Short Film Competition 2016: Udada International Women’s Film Festival (Kenya)

Udada Cell Phone Short Film Competition 2016

Udada International Women’s Film Festival (Kenya)

Using your phone make a short film (comedy) of not more than 3 minutes based on the sub-theme “How women and girls bring humour and happy moments in our society”.

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Call for Entries! | Àppel à films : UDADA Film Festival 2016 (Kenya)

UDADA Film Festival : 

Call for Entries! | Àppel à films

3rd | 3è Edition 

Nairobi, Kenya

2016 23–28 October | 23-28 Octobre

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Call for Entries! | Àppel à films

Deadline | Date limite :  31 07 2016

http://udadafestival.org/

The Third edition of UDADA (Sisterhood) Film Festival will be held from the 23rd – 28th October 2016. The Udada Women’s Film Festival is the first in the region and the second in the continent to feature Women’s fiction film productions.

La 3ème édition d’UDADA (Sororité/solidarité féminine) se déroulera du 23 au 28 octobre 2016, à Nairobi (Kenya). L’Udada Women’s Film Festival (Udada festival de femmes) est le premier dans la région et le deuxième sur le continent à mettre en exergue les films réalisés par des femmes.

Women filmmakers, especially in Africa, have been usually relegated to second place. As a festival we believe that through this initiative we will be able to provide a platform for established and emerging female talent in this industry to exhibit their work, discuss, exchange and network with each other, the public and other stakeholders.

Les réalisatrices, particulièrement en Afrique, ont été reléguées au deuxième rang. Donc, au tant que festival nous croyons que à travers cette initiative nous serons en mesure de fournir une plate-forme pour les talents féminins établis et émergeants dans l’industrie cinématographique, d’exposer leurs œuvres, de discuter, d’échanger, et de travailler en réseau entre elles, le public et les parties prenantes.

This year’s theme is: 

The African Woman: Reflections and Perceptions. 

We shall showcase films made by African women or about African women from all over that reflect African women filmmakers from all over the world.

Le thème de cette année: 

La Femme Africaine : Réflexions et Perceptions

Nous visons à présenter les films réalisés par les femmes africaines ou à leur sujet, reflétant les réalisatrices africaines venues du monde entier.

The Festival will screen short and full-length feature films, documentaries, animation and experimental films.

Le Festival projettera des films de tous les genres: courts et longs métrages, documentaires, animations, et films expérimentaux.

General Rules | Les règlements généraux 

Production must be completed after June 2014.

Les films doivent avoir été produits après juin 2014.

The films must be by African women or about African women from around the world.

Les films doivent être réalisés par les femmes africaines ou sur le sujet des femmes africaines de n'importe où dans le monde.

Submission copies must be PAL format DVD. An English language track or subtitled version is required.

Les copies doivent être soumis en DVD format PAL. Les films qui sont dans les langues d’autres que l'anglais doivent être doublés ou sous-titrés en anglais.

Films can also be submitted online if they are uploaded and a link is provided.

Les films peuvent être soumis aussi en ligne (en indiquant l’adresse complet du lien).

UDADA Film Festival proudly accepts entries via FilmFreeway.com, the world's best online submission platform. FilmFreeway offers free HD online screeners, unlimited video storage, digital press kits, and more. Click to submit with FilmFreeway: https://filmfreeway.com/festival/UDADAFilmFestival

L’UDADA Film Festival accepte les films via FilmFreeway.com. Cliquez ici pour soumettre votre film sur FilmFreeway : https://filmfreeway.com/festival/UDADAFilmFestival

Submissions will not be processed unless all the following have been received:

*Completed Entry form

*3 copies of film/video in PAL DVD

Les submissions ne seront acceptés que si tous les elements seront reçus :

*La fiche d’inscription completée

*3 copies du film/video en PAL DVD

Send hard copies to:

Envoyez les submissions par courier postal à :

Udada Film Festival

℅ Wanjiru Kinyanjui

P.O BOX 910-00511

Ongata Rongai- Kajiado, Kenya

Follow the events on social media of the UDADA (Women’s) Film Festival 2015 held in Nairobi

Follow the events of the Udada Film Festival (15-20 October 2015) on Twitter and Facebook:

https://twitter.com/UdadaFestival
https://www.facebook.com/udadafilmfestival
 
The women's film festival Udada (which means sisterhood in Kiswahili) is the first in the region to feature women's fiction and documentary film productions. The film festival screens short, student, long feature and documentary films made by, or about women from all over the world.
 
The mandate of the UDADA Film Festival is to:

- Facilitate interaction between women filmmakers; and women filmmakers and their audiences;

- Support and encourage women involved in film production;

- Increase the exposure of new works written and/or directed by women;

- Showcase women work to the Kenyan and International film industry for future ventures;

- Provide opportunities for professional development;

- Provide a marketplace for industry. In essence, a reverse trade mission providing local filmmakers and producers access to the national and international film industry;

- Develop and offer youth programs to develop the next generation of filmmakers;
 
The Festival week also features workshops, forums and face-to-face meetings for filmmakers and producers. The Forum focusses on the business of filmmaking while the Festival celebrates international works by women.
 
Organisers
Wanjiru Kinyanjui, Matrid Nyagah and Naomi Mwaura

Call for entries - Appel à films – UDADA FILM FESTIVAL – KENYA – 2015 -2nd edition, women's film festival – 2ème édition, festival de femmes

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Call for entries - Appel à films – UDADA FILM FESTIVAL – 2nd edition, women's film festival – 2ème édition, festival de femmes – NAIROBI, KENYA

Organizers | Organisatrices : Wanjiru Kinyanjui, Matrid Nyagah, Naomi Mwaura

Contact:

Wanjiru Kinyanjui
P.O. Box 910-00511

Ongata Rongai, Kajiado, Kenya.

Tel. Naomi Nwaura: +254 720 701 359, Matrid Nyagah: +254 717-491 269, Wanjiru Kinyanjui: +254 706 084 384

E-mail: udadafilmfest@gmail.com

Deadline | Date limite : 30 August | aôut 2015. 

Films: Long, short, fiction, animation, experimental, documentary

Production : Films produced after June 2013

Festival date: 15-20 October 2015

Films concernés : Long, court métrage, fiction, animation, experimental, documentaire.

Conditions : Films produits après juin 2013.

Date du Festival : 15-20 octobre 2015

Formulaire d'inscription : ci-dessous (en anglais).

FESTIVAL GUIDELINES IN ENGLISH

INTRODUCTION

The second edition of UDADA Film Festival (UDADA means sisterhood) will be held from 15-20 October 2015 in Nairobi, Kenya.  This women's film festival is the first in the region to feature women's fiction and documentary film productions. The film festival screens short, student, long feature and documentary films made by, or about women from all over the world.

The mandate of the UDADA Film Festival is to:

- Facilitate interaction between women filmmakers; and women filmmakers and their audiences;

- Support and encourage women involved in film production;

- Increase the exposure of new works written and/or directed by women

- Showcase women work to the Kenyan and International film industry for future ventures;

- Provide opportunities for professional development;

- Provide a marketplace for industry. In essence, a reverse trade mission providing local filmmakers and producers access to the national and international film industry;

- Develop and offer youth programs to develop the next generation of filmmakers;

ABOUT THE FESTIVAL

The Festival week also features workshops, forums and face-to-face meetings for filmmakers and producers. The Forum focusses on the business of filmmaking while the Festival celebrates international works by women. 

ORGANISERS

Wanjiru Kinyanjui, Matrid Nyagah and Naomi Mwaura

GENERAL RULES

Production must be completed after June 2013. 

UDADA is a non-competitive festival.

Submission copies must be PALformat DVD. An English language track or subtitled version is required.

Submissions will not be processed unless all of the following have been received:

*Completed Entry Form

*3 copies of film/video in PAL DVD

Entries will be viewed by a programming committee and entrants will be notified of the decision regarding their film/video in October 2015. Submission copies will not be returned unless accompanied by a self addressed, prepaid envelope or a courier account number.

Exhibition copies of selected films/videos must be received by the Festival by 30 August, 2015. All shipping and related costs for exhibition films/videos sent to the Festival must be borne by the owner. Each film/video sent to the Festival for exhibition is entered in Canada on a temporary duty free and GST exempt basis, which means that all films must leave Canada following the Festival. To prevent delays and duty at customs for INTERNATIONAL SUBMISSIONS, please:

*Mark all packages with “Film/Video for Festival to be returned to owner – No Commercial Value”

*Include a list of contents containing title of film, format, and fair market value (cost of print only)

Exhibition copies of selected films/videos will be returned after the Festival by regular mail (unless specified otherwise an d paid by the entrant). For a complete list of accepted exhibition formats, visit our website’s Submissions page.

The Festival is not responsible in case of accidental damage or loss of entries, except when in the Festival’s possession. 

The Festival Committee has the power to decide on any matters not specifically dealt with in these regulations. Notice of participation implies acceptance of these regulations. In any dispute, the decision of the Festival Committee will be final.

ENTRY FORM

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/15RqfwihHKVc1PX2dh1y4L_3QJ-subB5_zlWcmuIBlWk/viewform

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-Hmzs3KQulG39r8c9MWR0BCpwOCLYo7Z9jxbkNFynDw/edit?pli=1

Contact Information:

UDADA FILM FESTIVAL, Att. Wanjiru Kinyanjui,

P.O. Box 910-00511

Ongata Rongai, Kajiado, Kenya.

Tel. +254 720 701 359 (Contact Naomi Mwaura)

E-mail: udadafilmfest@gmail.com

UDADA Film Festival (Kenya) - 24-29 October 2014 - Interview with co-organiser Matrid Nyagah - Goethe Institut

UDADA Film Festival 24-29 October 2014

Interview with co-organiser Matrid Nyagah by Sabine Bretz from the Goethe Institut

Source: Goethe Institut

Kenya will be celebrating the UDADA Film Festival, its first women film festival, from 24-29 October 2014. Organized by Kenyans Wanjiru Kinyanjui, Matrid Nyagah and Naomi Mwaura, since its inception the Goethe-Institut has been one of the main supporters. During the six-day event, filmgoers are welcome at the Goethe-Institut to view films from around the world, interact with the women filmmakers and participate in forums, which focus on various aspects of filmmaking and issues relevant to cinema.

UDADA Film Festival - Interview with Matrid Nyagah

From the 24th to the 29th of October Kenya will be celebrating its first women film festival, the UDADA Film Festival. Since the idea was born, the Goethe-Institut is one of the main supporters of the six-day event, which has been organized by three Kenyan women Wanjiru Kinyanjui, Matrid Nyagah and Naomi Mwaura from the UDADA Festival Trust (UFT). Visitors are welcome at the Goethe-Institut to watch movies from all over the world, interact with female filmmakers and participate in forums that address different aspects of filmmaking. We met with Matird Nyagah to find out more about this exciting feast.

Sabine Bretz: The UDADA filmfestival is the first women film festival in Kenya. Why do you think there is a need for a woman filmfestival?

Matird Nyagah: We believe women have many stories to tell. But often African women are not seen as if they can become cinematographers, directors, producers or filmwriters. Speaking from my own experiences, when I tell people I am a filmdirector, they often cannot believe it. Often people think women can just do make-up or be an assistent. We thought, why not empower women through a women’s film festival. Our overall target for UDADA Festival Trust is however broader: we want to celebrate African women in the arts in general. That is why we registered as a trust, so that we can do more things than film. Maybe next year we do music or fine art or fashion.

S.B.: Is it the first women’s film festival within Africa?

M.N.: It is the second one. There is one in Zimbabwe it is called International Images Film Festival for Women. But it is encompassing all arts. The director is Tsitsi Dangarembga, who will also visit our festival, she will be doing a workshop.

S.B.: UDADA is a great name, how did you come up with it?

M.N.: Coming up with a name was a whole process where we were discussing different names. 

Eventually we were writing to this foundation to see if we can partner with them, the Akili Dada Foundation. That’s how the idea of udada came. Udada is Kiswahili for sisterhood, it is unique and it sticks and we wanted something Kenyan.

S.B.: How many submissions did you receive since your call for submission, and how many will you be able to show?

M.N.: We had about 160 entries! To receive so many films was overwhelming and exciting for us. The six days of the festivals will be packed with 16 hours of film screening. We will show about 87 films: short films including some animations, and 15 feature films. I have gone through almost all movies; they cover a variety of themes. So people should really come, because there is really a lot to gain from it.

S.B.: Do you also screen local movies?

M.N.: That was our hope, but we were very surprised because we received films from all over the world, just not many from Africa. We received films from Spain, Germany, Italy, France, Switzerland, Belgium, its endless, the list is just endless. But from Kenya, where the idea was born, we didn't have many entries. Somehow I think they felt too close to us. In the industry we are all friends, so some people dropped films way after the deadline. At some point it became difficult for us to accept movies that we received too late, because no one is special, there is nothing we could do about it. We are hoping in the future that we will sensitize a lot of our people to send films, and send them on time.

S.B.: Do you have entries from other African filmmakers?

M.N.: Yes we have, but not so many. From Zimbabwe we have six

films and there is one very interesting film from Ghana.

S.B.: Besides a variety of movies, what else can visitor expect?

M.N.: Besides the filmscreenings, we have discussion forums and capacity building workshops, where we have experts on particular topics. Women that we look up to. Judy Kibinge is going to talk about film funding. She has a documentary film fund which was initiated through Ford foundation called DOCUBOX and she is also a film director, so she will talk about that.Then we have Marisella Ouma from Kenya Copyright Board. She will talk about how to do the copyright. We thought that would be really important because we have many challenges about copyrights. Another workshop is about how to classify a film. Then we have a workshop about co-production in film by Tsistsi Dangarembga, the lady from the festival in Zimbabwe. The script playwriting and film critique will be held by our former director Dr. Rachael Anyango Diang’a. Eva Mwaniki will discuss film distribution and social media, and we are very happy to have a guest actress from Germany, Stephanie Stremler who will be leading the forum on acting for the screen. The forums will be happening in the morning and the screenings will be from 2 to 8 pm. All forums will take place at the Goethe-Institut and the screenings will take place at the Goethe- Institut and at the Michael Joseph Center.

S.B.: To organize a festival is a lot of work, how did you divide the workload among the three of you and who has been helping you?

M.N.: At the moment I contribute all my time to the festival; I decided not to work so that I can just concentrate on UDADA. The other two have full time jobs, I figured if all of us are working then how will UDADA come about. We also divide the work in terms of who is good in Kenya - Germany and 

what field, but before anything goes out we make sure to have a meeting to agree on it. Of course we needed more people helping us. We have two interns from Multimedia University, where Wanjiru Kinyanjui lectures. They volunteer for UDADA, and at the same time it is part of what they are supposed to do in school, so they will get credit points for it. They really helped at lot. Then we have three more people, which are our planners. They are also volunteering.

S.B.: What are your hopes and wishes for the next years?

M.N.: We are very passionate, UDADA is passion driven, not money driven. Our wish is to support women in art. We are trying to get more sponsors, so that in two years we are ready to have a jury and have an awarding film festival. With more funding we would also do technical trainings that could run for the whole week during a festival, and then at the end of it the women that have

been trained will come up with a three to five minute story and we shoot it, and screen it at the end of the festival. In general we are full of ideas and plans to promote Kenyan women in arts, in all counties of Kenya. In order to do that we will work hard to make the UDADA Festival Trust grow and grow.

S.B.: Thank you for the interview!

Sabine Bretz works at the Goethe-Insitut Nairobi as webeditor and is a freelance journalist currently based in Nairobi.

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Call for entries - Appel à films – UDADA FILM FESTIVAL – KENYA – 1st edition, women's film festival – 1ère édition, festival de femmes

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Call for entries - Appel à films – UDADA FILM FESTIVAL – 1st edition, women's film festival – 1ère édition, festival de femmes – NAIROBI, KENYA

Organizers | Organisatrices : Wanjiru Kinyanjui, Matrid Nyagah, Naomi Mwaura

Contact:

Wanjiru Kinyanjui,

P.O. Box 910-00511

Ongata Rongai, Kajiado, Kenya.

Tel. +254 720 701 359 (Contact Naomi Mwaura)

E-mail: udadafilmfest@gmail.com

Deadline | Date limite : 19 September | septembre 2014. 

Films: Long, short, fiction, animation, experimental, documentary

Production : Films produced after June 2011

Festival date: October 2014

Films concernés : Long, court métrage, fiction, animation, experimental, documentaire.

Conditions : Films produits après juin 2011.

Date du Festival : octobre 2014

Formulaire d'inscription : ci-dessous (en anglais).

FESTIVAL GUIDELINES IN ENGLISH

MISSION & OBJECTIVE

Our team will be curating the feature-length and short film dramas, animation and experimental and documentaries, directed and/or written by women filmmakers from around the world. Our shorts program will be selected from those submissions by our programming committee.

The mandate of the UDADA Film Festival is to:

- Facilitate interaction between women filmmakers; and women filmmakers and their audiences;

- Support and encourage women involved in film production;

- Increase the exposure of new works written and/or directed by women

- Showcase women work to the Kenyan and International film industry for future ventures;

- Provide opportunities for professional development;

- Provide a marketplace for industry. In essence, a reverse trade mission providing local filmmakers and producers access to the national and international film industry;

- Develop and offer youth programs to develop the next generation of filmmakers;

ABOUT THE FESTIVAL

The Festival week also features workshops, forums and face-to-face meetings for filmmakers and producers. The Forum focusses on the business of filmmaking while the Festival celebrates international works by women. 

ORGANIZERS

Wanjiru Kinyanjui, Matrid Nyagah and Naomi Mwaura

GENERAL RULES

Production must be completed after June 2011. 

UDADA is a non-competitive festival.

Submission copies must be PALformat DVD. An English language track or subtitled version is required.

Submissions will not be processed unless all of the following have been received:

*Completed Entry Form

*3 copies of film/video in PAL DVD

Entries will be viewed by a programming committee and entrants will be notified of the decision regarding their film/video in September 2014. Submission copies will not be returned unless accompanied by a self addressed, prepaid envelope or a courier account number.

Exhibition copies of selected films/videos must be received by the Festival by September 19, 2014. All shipping and related costs for exhibition films/videos sent to the Festival must be borne by the owner. Each film/video sent to the Festival for exhibition is entered in Canada on a temporary duty free and GST exempt basis, which means that all films must leave Canada following the Festival. To prevent delays and duty at customs for INTERNATIONAL SUBMISSIONS, please:

*Mark all packages with “Film/Video for Festival to be returned to owner – No Commercial Value”

*Include a list of contents containing title of film, format, and fair market value (cost of print only)

Exhibition copies of selected films/videos will be returned after the Festival by regular mail (unless specified otherwise an d paid by the entrant). For a complete list of accepted exhibition formats, visit our website’s Submissions page.

The Festival is not responsible in case of accidental damage or loss of entries, except when in the Festival’s possession. 

The Festival Committee has the power to decide on any matters not specifically dealt with in these regulations. Notice of participation implies acceptance of these regulations. In any dispute, the decision of the Festival Committee will be final.

ENTRY FORM

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/15RqfwihHKVc1PX2dh1y4L_3QJ-subB5_zlWcmuIBlWk/viewform

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-Hmzs3KQulG39r8c9MWR0BCpwOCLYo7Z9jxbkNFynDw/edit?pli=1

Contact Information:

UDADA FILM FESTIVAL, Att. Wanjiru Kinyanjui,

P.O. Box 910-00511

Ongata Rongai, Kajiado, Kenya.

Tel. +254 720 701 359 (Contact Naomi Mwaura)

E-mail: udadafilmfest@gmail.com