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A European student AI short-film competition organised by the European Generative Film Association MTU. Check the student, country and payout requirements before entering.
A dual-track contest for finished genre shorts or pilots, and for feature scripts built for AI-native production.
A first-year Madagascar festival asking filmmakers worldwide to imagine Africa in 2063. The listing names Andy Ratsirarson and Shalini Aggarwal as festival directors.
A London festival for work that uses AI to tell stories of memory, history, exile and experiences that are difficult to film conventionally.
A global original AI narrative short film award across five themes: society, human connection, climate, misinformation and human–AI relationships.
An AI film festival with online screening and a Malaga event on 16–18 April 2027.
Artefact × mk2 AI short film competition; the 2026 theme is (Dis)Connection.
Three challenge categories - Coming Never, AI Short Film and Impossible - with mandatory public posting. Some detailed rules still refer specifically to Coming Never rather than all categories.
A first-year independent seasonal AI film competition with separate winter dates. Inclusion is not a claim of major-festival prestige, and its autumn programme should not be substituted for the winter edition.
A Stories of India platform film challenge for newly made original work. Its regional eligibility and optional paid-plan credit benefit must not be confused with a global or paid-entry competition.
An independent AI short-film competition run by LundinStudio. The official site links to a FilmFreeway listing marked Non-Public Listing; current 2027 rules and nine fee stages were read.
A general international festival with an explicit AI disclosure policy. Its 75th edition is scheduled for 5-22 August 2027; AI use alone does not establish eligibility.
A Hong Kong festival for complete AI-native audiovisual works, with honours for the full work, method, digital character and world-building.
TBWA Australia’s GenAI film festival under the theme “Humans and Their Tools”.
Athens AI film festival under the theme “Myths Meet Machine”, with a screening at The Ellinikon Experience Centre on 6 November 2026.
Switzerland's first AI-focused Merge festival, with Full AI, Hybrid and Experimental competition, plus critic, youth and audience awards.
Tokyo festival for human–generative AI co-creation, with narrative, experimental, animation and film-score categories.
An AI and human-rights film call from the French nonprofit We Are Human. Submissions are closed; Paris screening and international touring plans should not be described as completed events.
Busan-based AI film call organised with Dongseo University and IACST; the 2026 call is closed.
A closed AI short-film competition built around Higgsfield production projects and public project auditing, with unusually broad asset-disclosure and commercial-promotion terms.
AI film showcase at Busan Cinema Center, with an international non-competitive section and audience award.
Polish international AI short film festival; the 2026 awards and screening archive are online.
An Austin-based AI film festival; the 2026 edition is closed and kept as an archive.
A global future-vision film challenge; the 2026 edition is closed and kept as an archive.
A generative-AI screen competition hosted by Gyeonggi Province and organised by Gyeonggi Content Agency. This archived main competition is separate from similarly named Korean AI festivals.
Jeju Special Self-Governing Province competition with a general track and a Jeju IP special track.
Dedicated AI film section inside BIFAN, with AI education, distribution support and industry exchange.
An archived AI film festival call covering eight categories. The official 2026 event schedule lists 13-17 October.
Reply’s AI film competition; the 2026 edition is closed and kept as an archive.
An archived Screen Music and Sound Guild activity combining an online workshop, four weeks of mentored production and a Big Screen Symposium screening. It is not an evergreen course.
Runway’s AI film festival film track; the 2026 edition is closed and kept as an archive for the next call.
An archived AI film call presented by WAIB Summit. The official site schedules its 2026 event for 9-10 June; the event taking place and its results have not been independently confirmed.
An archived short-format AI film activity associated with AI Forum New Zealand and WeCreate. The 2026 theme was The Social; rules have not been carried forward into an unverified 2027 call.
An archived international AI film call organised by Universitat Pompeu Fabra, exploring experimental film language and the aesthetic, ethical and political implications of AI.
MBC’s AI film event for narrative films, music videos and K-brand content; the 2025 edition is kept as an archive.
An archived Expo City Dubai AI film call from 2023-24. It should not be confused with the 1 Billion Followers Summit or other Dubai AI Cinema brands.