Future Frames: Corfu International AI & Film Festival is Greece’s first dedicated film festival focused on Artificial Intelligence–driven cinema and stereoscopic (3D) storytelling. Positioned at the frontier of audiovisual innovation, the festival showcases films and immersive works that redefine how stories are created, produced, and experienced.

Hosted in Corfu, at the V Museum Corfu, Future Frames operates as both a cultural event and an innovation platform. The program curates AI-generated, AI-assisted, and native 3D works across fiction, documentary, animation, and experimental formats, highlighting emerging creators alongside established pioneers working with advanced technologies.

The festival’s strategic objective is clear: to establish V Museum Corfu as a regional hub for next-generation cinema, bridge creative industries with cutting-edge technology, and position Greece on the international map of AI and immersive filmmaking.

In short: Future Frames is where cinema’s future goes public.

Submissions in https://filmfreeway.com/FutureFramesCorfu

Details about film selections and events:
https://www.instagram.com/futureframesfest
https://www.facebook.com/FutureFramesFestival

First Edition:
The inaugural Future Frames: Corfu International AI & Film Festival is set to take place on April 24, 25 & 26, 2026, at the V Museum (1 Venizelou St., Corfu, Greece). Join us for a landmark event at the intersection of AI and cinema.

Program
Friday 24 April 2026
Doors Open: 09:00 | Doors Close: 17:00
3D Animation movie – Corfu, Poseidon’s Island

Saturday 25 April 2026
Doors open: 17:00
17:15 – ΑΙ Shorts
18:00 – Lights Out, Berlin!, Dimitris Argyriou, Germany, 83 minutes

Sunday 26 April 2026
Doors open: 17:00
17:15 – NewBorn Short Film Agency Showcase Awarded International & Greek Short Films
18:00 – 3D Short Films (Stereoscopic)

AI Shorts Competition
Emilys – Alizard Jerome, France, 0:51 
D’ombre et de lumière – Fabien Loïacono, France, 8:13 
The Pornographer – Milla Cummings, Marie-Josee Saint-Pierre, Canada, 3:35 
Nine Lives – Bettina Enigl, Austria, 1:31  
Make A Wish – Hakan Kemixiz, Turkey, 5:10 
The Shape of Us – Stephane Benini, Portugal, 11:34 
Short Circuit, France, 3:44
The Cinema That Never Was – Mark Wachholz, Germany, 5:31

3D Shorts Program
Stahlstichsymphonie- Christian Alexander Zschammer, Germany, 3:20
Oppression – Didier Paradis, France, 3:31
Entropic Memory – Nicolas Brault, Canada, 6:28
3Dimensional Encores – Charlly Mandon, France, 7:04
How I Survived the Pyongyang Film Festival 3D – Martin Hans Schmitt, Germany 15:00