The Paris International Fantastic Film Festival (PIFFF), was created in 2011 by the Paris Ciné Fantastique association as a venue for horror, thriller and science fiction films. It takes place in Paris every year in December, and has been recently presented by television station fr:Ciné+ and Mad Movies magazine.[1] PIFFF has prizes in both feature length and short films.[2][3] The most recent festival in December 2018 showed 26 films over 8 days and attracted over 10,000 attendees, making it one of the largest film festivals in the city of Paris.[4][5]
MovieMaker magazine called the festival an "international platform for promising new talent."[6] The festival is held at the historic Max Linder Panorama theater in Paris.[7] The 2018 festival was periodically interrupted by the Yellow Vestgilets jaunes riots that marched by while the festival was in progress.[8]
paris, international, fantastic, film, festival, this, article, about, current, film, festival, festival, that, from, 1972, 1989, paris, international, festival, fantastic, science, fiction, film, pifff, created, 2011, paris, ciné, fantastique, association, ve. This article is about the current film festival For the festival that ran from 1972 to 1989 see Paris International Festival of Fantastic and Science Fiction Film The Paris International Fantastic Film Festival PIFFF was created in 2011 by the Paris Cine Fantastique association as a venue for horror thriller and science fiction films It takes place in Paris every year in December and has been recently presented by television station fr Cine and Mad Movies magazine 1 PIFFF has prizes in both feature length and short films 2 3 The most recent festival in December 2018 showed 26 films over 8 days and attracted over 10 000 attendees making it one of the largest film festivals in the city of Paris 4 5 MovieMaker magazine called the festival an international platform for promising new talent 6 The festival is held at the historic Max Linder Panorama theater in Paris 7 The 2018 festival was periodically interrupted by the Yellow Vest gilets jaunes riots that marched by while the festival was in progress 8 Contents 1 Winners of the Golden Eye for Best Film 9 1 1 Other genre film festivals 2 References 3 External linksWinners of the Golden Eye for Best Film 9 editYear Film title Director2011 Bellflower Evan Glodell2012 The Body Oriol Paulo2013 Cheap Thrills E L Katz2014 Spring Justin Benson amp Aaron Moorhead2015 fr Don t Grow Up fr Thierry Poiraud2016 Raw Julia Ducournau2017 Tigers Are Not Afraid Issa Lopez2018 Freaks Adam Stein amp Zach LipovskyOther genre film festivals edit Sitges Film Festival Fantasporto Fantasia International Film Festival Fantastic Fest Screamfest Horror Film Festival Puchon International Fantastic Film Festival Dead by Dawn Fantafestival International Horror and Sci Fi Film Festival New York City Horror Film Festival Toronto After Dark Film Festival TromaDance Brussels International Fantastic Film FestivalReferences edit Recap of 2018 festival from French magazine 20 Minutes Article from Collider about 2014 festival Review from Collider of 2015 PIFFF festival Article from Rolling Stone in French about the 2018 festival French language press release from PIFFF MovieMaker magazine article from 2016 Article from ScreenAnarchy from 2017 Article in French language Le Mag Du Cine PIFFF Festivalhistory Paris International Fantastic Film Festival External links editOfficial website Paris International Fantastic Film Festival page in French at fr wikipedia org Paris International Fantastic Film Festival at the Internet Movie Database nbsp This article about a European film festival is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Paris International Fantastic Film Festival amp oldid 1165223069, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
