Cordoba, new host city of the African Film Festival-FCAT

The 9th FCAT Córdoba 2012 will take place 13th – 21st October

The city of Cordoba and Al Tarab, the NGO behind the African Film Festival-FCAT, announce changes in both the host city and dates for 2012. The festival which has been held since 2004 in Tarifa, Spain, will now take place every Fall in Córdoba, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, cradle of civilizations and cultures for over 2000 years.

Call for entries now available in our web site:

http://www.fcat.es/FCAT_en/
Dead Line: 15/05/2012

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Cordoue accueille le Festival de Cinéma Africain-FCAT

Le 9º FCAT Cordoue 2012 aura lieu du 13 au 21 octobre

La Municipalité de Cordoue et le Centre de Divulgation Culturelle du Détroit Al Tarab, association organisatrice du Festival de Cinéma Africain – FCAT, annonce qu’à partir de 2012 le festival changera de ville et de dates. Le festival, organisé depuis 2004 à Tarifa, déménage à Cordoue, unique ville d’Andalousie déclarée Patrimoine de l’Humanité par l’UNESCO, berceau de cultures et de civilisations, d’une histoire de plus de deux millénaires.

Appel à candidature désormais disponible sur notre site internet

http://www.fcat.es/FCAT_en/
Date limite d’inscription : 15/05/2012

Contact: Marion Berger / marionb@fcat.es

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Córdoba acoge el Festival de Cine Africano-FCAT
El 9º FCAT Córdoba 2012 se celebrará del 13 al 21 de octubre

El Ayuntamiento de Córdoba y el Centro de Divulgación Cultural del Estrecho Al Tarab, asociación organizadora del Festival de Cine Africano-FCAT, anuncian que a partir de 2012, el festival cambiará de ciudad sede y de fecha. El festival, organizado desde 2004 en Tarifa se muda a Córdoba, la única ciudad andaluza declarada Patrimonio de la Humanidad por UNESCO, cuna de culturas y de civilizaciones con más de dos milenios de historia.

Convocatoria ya disponible en nuestra página web

http://www.fcat.es/FCAT_en/
Fecha límite de inscripción: 15/05/2012

Contacto: Marion Berger / marionb@fcat.es

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