Physical film festival with submission categories including Best International (non-Greek) Queer Short Film and Best Greek Queer Short and Feature Film.
Nights is a showcase of LGBTQI+ films which takes place in Athens, Greece. The first festival took place in May 2022 and centres around the International Day Against Homophobia.
Feature films, documentaries and short films are screened at the festival. The festival is organised by Antivirus LGBTQI+ Free Press Magazine.
Here follows the official Rules & Terms,: The Festival screens, on a predetermined schedule films, that fulfill the conditions of participation and are submitted validly within the deadlines set and announced.
Participants must submit one copy of the film in their screening format, as filed in the application form.
The Festival is organized once a year, with the duration and the participants' selection and the screenings' programme all subject to the absolute choice of the Production Team.
Films of racist, pedophile or other content, offending human dignity or supporting any discrimination against individuals or groups of people based “on racial or ethnic origin, religious or other beliefs, disability, age or sexual orientation” as well as films violating any third parties lawful rights including Intellectual Property rights are not eligible for participation in the Festival.
The Festival selects a number of films from all validly submitted entries to the distinctive competition sections of the Festival.
With the submission of an application form for a film, participants, both director(s) and producer(s) unconditionally accept the terms of present and allow the use of excerpts or t
Best International (non-Greek) Queer Short Film currently lists a maximum runtime of 50 minutes. Listed fees include EUR 5 regular.
Greek Short and Feature Queer Films
Best International (non-Greek) Feature Film currently lists a maximum runtime of 200 minutes. Listed fees include EUR 8 regular.
