School of Media Studies

The waiting moment is over. Festival has finally reopen again in FilmFreeway. Filmmakers, take the advantage of the early bird fee.

The Festival’s mission is to promote human rights issues, including the right to health, freedom, clean environment, happiness, zero discrimination, tolerance, and be free of poverty; to have the liberty of worship, women’s rights, migrant’s rights, against trafficking, etc., and to help the United Nations to promote the International Human Rights Day.

World Human Rights Awards (WARTA) is established to give honor and appreciation to people who work and dedicate their lives to fighting for human rights. He or she could be anyone from any profession, of all age, and from various parts of the world.

Human rights filmmakers, this festival is waiting for you.

We accept submissions from all over the world. Winning person profile will become our showcase based on their CVs.

Categories

General Category
Submit yourself, or people you know, living or dead who concern about human rights. CV, other supporting documentation or related information like photos, clipping, or films are suggested.

Documentary Film
Documentary film at any length about human rights, social films, or biography.

Feature Film
Narrative feature film with duration >60 minutes about human rights issue and social film.

Short Film
A short narrative film with film duration <60 minutes about human rights issues and social film.

General & Film
Submit yourself, or people you know, living or dead who concern about human rights, and any films with any duration to support your submission.

AWARDS CEREMONY: January 2019

How to Submit Your Film?

1. Through FilmFreeway
Click here to submit through FilmFreeway.

2. You can also submit through Film Festivals Alliance, a festival submission platform that offers Money Back Guarantee if a film is not selected (2 more chances to submit to them before being refunded).
Click here to submit through Film Festivals Alliance