Animation Festivals & Events Deadlines

Mister Vorky is an International Festival of One-Minute and Short Film, which promotes the best one-minute and short films from all continents.

Animist Tallinn is an annual animation festival that offers the audience an overview of the best contemporary films, values animation as an art form, promotes creative thinking and contributes to the distribution of Estonian animation.

BLON Animation and Games Festival is an innovative festival of unique format inviting to experience outstanding animated films, games, AR, and VR from around the globe in Klaipeda, Lithuania

Flipbook Film Festival is an annual cultural event devoted specifically for animated films made by European authors taking place in Skopje, North Macedonia.

Supertoon International Animation Festival specializes in short animated films and takes place every summer in the Adriatic city of Šibenik, Croatia, turning the entire city into a bona fide open-air theater.

Organized by the FluXus art center in Zaandam, FluXus Animation Film Festival organizes multiple screenings for both children and adults.

MalatestaShort is an international short film festival, based in Cesena.

Insomnia International Animation Film Festival is the first Russian noncommercial open-air animation festival.

Cre­at­ed in 1990, Car­toon Forum is a European event focus­ing on pitch­ing ses­sions of pre-select­ed TV projects.

Fantoche is Switzerland’s most prestigious animated film festival and is one of the leading events for the medium in the world.

LINOLEUM Festival in Ukraine aims to support animation artists and promote animation worldwide.

IMAGINARIA is the first and only international animated film festival of Apulia region.

Founded in 1982 in the squats of Kreuzberg, INTERFILM is the oldes short film festival in the Berlin capital.