Draft:Euro-Mediterranean Conference on Cinema

The Euro-Mediterranean Conference on Cinema is a film conference held annually in Venice during the Venice Film Festival, and it is organized by the Italian Committee of the International Council for Film Television and Audiovisual Communication affiliated to  UNESCO, under the patronage of the President of the Italian Republic and in collaboration with the European Parliament, Rome office.. .

History
The Conference was established to form a forum where the various protagonists of the Region work on the role that cinema and new media can play in the process of integration of the Mediterranean, identifying and promoting concrete initiatives to support the Euro-Mediterranean dialogue

Over the years, the Conference has promoted many initiatives, such as the foundation of new film festivals in Albania, Croatia, Turkey, Gaza, Greece, Tunisia, Morocco, and Syria, which together constitute the MCM (Council of the Cinematographic Events in the Mediterranean) ; the contribution to the establishment of the CO.Pe.A.M. (Permanent Conference of the Mediterranean Audiovisual Operators) ; the participation in the UNESCO Mediterranean Programme and in the Euromed Audiovisual Programme ; the co-management of UNTV at the World Summit on Information Society (WSIS) at the United Nations in 2005 in Tunis; the creation of the annual CICT-UNESCO "Enrico Fulchignoni Award" ; the support to the European Parliament's Lux Prize and the foundation of OCCAM - Observatory on Digital Communication by UNESCO.

Editions



 * 1995 - I Conference: "Cinema Dimension in the New Euro-Mediterranean Setting"


 * 1996 - II Conference: "Multimedia and communication: the Mediterranean scenario"
 * 1997 - III Conference: "Euro-Mediterranean Cinema: the strategy of values"
 * 1998 - IV Conference: "Mediterranean Cinema between Innovation and Tradition"
 * 1999 - V Conference: "Mediterranean Audiovisual and Euromed Free Trade Area"
 * 2000 - VI Conference: "Digital Revolution and New Cultures"
 * 2001 - VII Conference: "Audiovisual Communication and Interactivity for a Dialogue between Cultures"
 * 2002 - VIII Conference: "Cinema in the Digital Age: Which Technologies for Which Peoples?"
 * 2003 - IX Conference: "Cinema and New Media between Culture and Market"
 * 2004 - X Conference: "Cinema and Diaspora Cultures in the Digital Age"
 * 2005 - XI Conference: "Promotion of Intangible Heritage and New Digital Creativity"
 * 2006 - XII Conference: "Cinema as a Bridge between Cultures"
 * 2007 - XIII Conference: "Cinema between Localisms and the Global Market"
 * 2008 - XIV Conference: "Cinema and Collective Creativity in New Media"
 * 2009 - XV Conference: "Creativity and Innovation in Mediterranean Cinema"
 * 2010 - XVI Conference: "Cinema, TV, WEB: The New Euro-Mediterranean Free Trade Area"
 * 2011 - XVII Conference: "Cinema, social and new media for a new Mediterranean citizenship"
 * 2012 - XVIII Conference: "Cinema and digital communication for a democratic and inclusive Mediterranean"
 * 2013 - XIX Conference: "Creativity and innovation in Mediterranean cinema"
 * 2014 - XX Conference: "E-health for all"
 * 2016 - XXI Conference: "The Mediterranean in the Digital Age: Health Security, Migrant Emergency and Solidarity Development in the Mediterranean Basin"
 * 2019 - XXII Conference: "Med screaming screens: new languages in the age of the Digital Revolution"
 * 2021 - XXIII Conference: "Expanded cinema from screens to platforms: new digital forms of cinema."
 * 2022 - XXIV Conference: "Cinema evolution in the digital era: the Mediterranean as paraphrase of the world."

Fulchignoni Award
The "Enrico Fulchignoni Award" is a film prize that has been awarded since 1989 during the Euro-Mediterranean Conference on cinema at the Venice Film Festival. The prize is dedicated to Enrico Fulchignoni, Italian playwright who has been director of the UNESCO "Film Section" and president of the International Council of Cinema and Television, as well as director of the "Venezia gente" section at the Venice International Film Festival. The winner of the Fulchignoni Award receives UNESCO's "Fellini Medal"

Hall of fame

 * 1989 - Un Petit Monastere en Toscane di Otar Ioselani
 * 1990 - Couvre-Feu di Rachid Masarawi
 * 1991 - Le cri du coeur di Idrissi Ouédraogo
 * 1992 - Aguilas non cazan moscas by Sergio Cabrera
 * 1993 - Kardiogramma di Darzhan Omirbaev


 * 1994 - Small Wonders by Allen Miller
 * 1995 - Kolonel Bunker by Kujtim Cashku
 * 1996 - La strana storia della banda sonora by Francesca Archibugi
 * 1997 - Civilisées by Randa Chahal Sabbag
 * 1998 - Tsion, Auto-emancipatie by Amos Gitai
 * 1999 - Roozi Key zan shodam by Marziyet Meshkini
 * 2000 - Porto da minha infancia by Manoel de Oliveira
 * 2001 - 11 September by Various Authors
 * 2002 - Camur by Dervish Zaim
 * 2003 - Land of Plenty by Wim Wenders
 * 2004 - La passione di Giosuè l'ebreo by Pietro Scimeca
 * 2005 - La Dignidad de los nadies by Fernando Solanas
 * 2006 - Daratt by Mahamat-Saleh Haroun
 * 2007 - Corti del cinema marocchino by Various Authors
 * 2008 - Birdwatchers by Marco Bechis
 * 2009 - The Traveller by Ahmed Maher
 * 2010 - Miral by Julian Schnabel
 * 2011 - Tahrir 2011 by Various Authors
 * 2012 - L'intervallo by Leonardo di Costanzo
 * 2013 - At Berkleley by Frederick Wiseman
 * 2014 - Inocente by Dave Lee
 * 2015 - Beasts of no nation by Cary Fukunaga
 * 2016 - Hotel Salvation by Shubhashish Bhutiani
 * 2017 - Human Flow by Ai Weiwei
 * 2018 - El Pepe, Una Vida Suprema by Emir Kusturica
 * 2019 - 45 seconds of laughter by Tim Robbins
 * 2020 - Horshid di M. Majid and Scherza con I fanti by Gianfranco Pannone
 * 2021 - AMIRA by Mohamed Diab
 * 2022 - Nuclear by Oliver Stone