Open Call for documentary films - join WHY STORIES

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THE WHY's team
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February 1, 2021

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The WHY STORIES series is now accepting submissions of documentary films for its 2021 season. By being a part of our catalogue, your film will be broadcast on a global scale - from BBC World News to small broadcasters on the Global South - and showed in local screenings - from schools in Denmark to communities in India.
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PROFILE
THE WHY is looking for high-quality already made documentary films about the world we live in. The films have to be long-length (Minimum 45' min). We are interested in works that inspire dialogues, have a strong human right interest, and are produced taking fact-based information into consideration.
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HOW TO
Send us your information, a synopsis, and a screener link to the email whystories@thewhy.dk.

We look forward to watching!

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