Bangladesh has launched its first-ever Migration Film Fest to showcase real-life stories related to migration. The organizers have invited short films from young filmmakers and students, with submissions open from April 1 to May 25, 2026. Films can be made using any device, including mobile phones, and may be fiction, animation, or documentary, but must focus on migration. The maximum film length is set at 15 minutes.
The festival aims to portray both the success stories of Bangladeshi migrants and the darker sides of migration, such as human trafficking, fraud by brokers, perilous sea journeys, deaths abroad, mental trauma, and family suffering. Winners will receive prizes including a Sony DSLR camera, GoPro kits, and certificates. Selected films will be screened and broadcast on television and other platforms.
Film selection will take place from May 26 to June 4, with the festival scheduled for the second week of June. Organized by BRAC Migration Program under the Australian government-supported campaign against human trafficking, the event also includes online workshops to guide participants in storytelling and technical skills.
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