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Festival season all year long: JEF Belgium is about to start!
Jeugdfilmfestival Antwerpen or JEF is one of the founders of Film in Hospital consortium back in 2014. They have been bringing…
Online Film in Hospital festival held in Croatia
We have been thinking about an Online Film in Hospital festival for the last few years since we wanted to have…
The European family of the Film in the hospital project gathered in Ljubljana
The European family of the Film in Hospital project gathered in Ljubljana in the premises of the Kinodvor and Kinoteka. For…
Film in Hospital expands in the next two years — new partners, territories & included children and youth across the EU
Film in Hospital is an international project and platform that wants to grant hospitalized children and youth with reduced mobility the…
Film in Hospital: A Toolbox of Good Practices
A guide with a wide range of high-quality content, concrete information and practical advice as well as possible results that can…
Festival-time for the Belgian Film in Hospital partner – JEF
February means festival-time for the Belgian Film in Hospital partner; JEF! We bring this festival feeling to all platforms of all…
The Film in Hospital experience: A research on methods for engaging young audiences in health-care structures
Il Nuovo Fantarca (Italian partner) and the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore ran in 2022/2023 a research activity aimed at investigating…
Film in Hospital’s new promotion video
In honour of Children’s art day on the 19th of November, the Film in Hospital team presents you our brand new…
Discover the content of Film in Hospital: Siren’s tail (ES)
Siren’s Tail (es: Cua de sirena) is a Spanish stop-motion short film with no dialogue, directed by Alba Barbé i Serra…
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