*There is a Dance Film Category in this Festival

PERIPHERAL VISION INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY+FILM FESTIVAL – P>IPFF is an international platform dedicated to cinema and photography that explore perception beyond the obvious.
The first edition of the P>IPFF is emerging — an event dedicated to those who use image not merely as a form, but as a way of thinking and experiencing the world. The festival grows from a need for focus, from the silence between frames, from the desire to notice what exists at the margins.

The festival focuses on artistic and thematic diversity, promoting films that address important contemporary issues such as identity, culture, social transformations, and experimental approaches to filmmaking. The program includes open categories, encompassing both short films, as well as thematic categories that particularly highlight areas such as documentary, LGBT+, dance, film music, experimental art, animation, and best photography.
The program will include:
– film screenings and an international competition, – 5 DAYS
– photography exhibitions > WINNERS
– Photography exhibition. PIOTR. JAXA _ ” REMEMBERING KRZYSZTOF KIESLOWSKI”.
– artist talks,
– workshops and panel discussions.

PERIPHERAL VISION INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY + FILM FESTIVAL – P>IPFF is not only a space for films, but also a platform for artists and creators to interact directly with the audience. The festival will host meetings with artists, enabling the exchange of experiences and reflections on filmmaking, photography, visual art, and new forms of expression.

ELIGIBILITY

1. FILMS:
Films submitted to the PERIPHERAL VISION INTERNATIONAL PHOTO+FILM FESTIVAL- P>IPFF must be submitted in high resolution (minimum 1080p Full HD) in MP4, MOV, DCP , AVI formats. Files must have adequate audio and video quality, and any technical issues related to the submitted materials will be the responsibility of the participant.
General Requirements:
> All films must be submitted via FilmFreeway.
> Films in languages other than English must include English subtitles.
> There is no premiere requirement (unless you decide otherwise).
> Multiple entries are allowed (each requires a separate submission).
> Films must be available for screening if selected.

2. PHOTOGRAPHS:
Participants may submit:
> one single photograph
or
> a visual story consisting of up to 7 photographs
All photographs submitted to the Best Photography category must be submitted in high-resolution JPEG or TIFF format. The minimum resolution is 300 DPI and a minimum of 3000 pixels on the short edge. It is recommended that photographs be submitted in RGB format.

– Photographs must be fully editable and comply with the technical requirements, including appropriate exposure, sharpness, and contrast.
– For digitally processed photographs, ensure that their quality is not compromised during storage.

EXTENDED DEADLINE: November 27, 2026