St. Moritz Art Film Festival
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The St. Moritz Art Film Festival (SMAFF) was founded in 2020 as a non-profit association, with the declared intent of organising a national and international cinema and audio-visual festival in St.Moritz and the Swiss Engadin Valley and of fostering the dissemination of cinema, art and audiovisual culture at the cantonal, national and international level. The core activities of the Festival (projections, talks & debates) will happen on a yearly basis in St. Moritz at end of August. Collateral activities including digital events and presentations throughout the year will contribute to enlarging the global outreach of the festival and to increasing the visibility of the initiative. The aim of the Festival is to raise awareness and to promote international cinema in all its forms: visual art, video art and films, as a coherent audio- visual expression, in the spirit of freedom and dialogue. In line with the sections mentioned in the following paragraphs, SMAFF organises retrospectives and tributes to major figures as a contribution towards a better understanding of a specific theme chosen by the Director every year. The coherent development of a theme triggers debates in philosophical, social and cultural fields. SMAFF will occupy an exclusive and refined place within the international arts and film scene defined largely by its focus on art and film, its location within the Swiss Alps, the historical Engadin Valley and the already well-developed St. Moritz cultural scene.
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About St. Moritz Art Film Festival
The St. Moritz Art Film Festival (SMAFF) is a non-profit association founded in 2020 with the aim of organizing national and international cinema and audio-visual festivals in St. Moritz and the Swiss Engadin Valley.
The Festival focuses on promoting cinema, art, and audiovisual culture locally and globally through yearly core activities such as screenings, talks, and debates in September, as well as digital events and presentations throughout the year. SMAFF aims to elevate international cinema in all its forms, including visual art, video art, and films, fostering freedom and dialogue. By organizing retrospectives and tributes to influential figures, SMAFF sparks discussions in philosophical, social, and cultural realms.
Positioned within the Swiss Alps and the historical Engadin Valley, SMAFF stands out in the international arts and film scene with its exclusive focus on art and film, enriched by the cultural backdrop of St. Moritz
