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The Festival of Robotic Cinema already has winners

ROS Film Festival already has winners. Last Friday 10 March, the awards for the short films that won this first edition of the Robotic Online Short Film Festival were announced in Elche. The jury, made up of film, communication and science experts, gave the ROS Awards to the best short films in each of the categories: Fictional Robots and Real Robots. ROS Film Festival Awards First prize QUO In Fictional P9 -13, Henry Prince (USA, 2015) In Real NESL, Nicole Koltick (USA,2016) Second prizes [...]

By Ros Film Festival| March 14th, 2017|Categories: Uncategorized, winners ros film festival|0 Comments

The great event of robotic cinema already has a set date

When we launched the Robotic Online Short Film Festival in April 2016, we were dreaming of developing a project that conveyed our passion for imagining a future where humans and machines would interact at a social level. After ten months, countless interviews, 56 short films and a trans-oceanic trip, we can say that we have almost achieved it. During the last few weeks we have been working together with members of our jury, University [...]

By ROS Film Festival| February 14th, 2017|Categories: Robotic cinema|0 Comments

The experts’ particular vision on a future with robots

When ROS Film Festival, the first robotic online short film festival, started to become a reality, one of the first things we thought we had to do was talking to friends and experts who could give us their particular vision about the robots universe. They are experts from different professional spheres such as Science, Art, Communication or Culture, but they have one thing in common: their relationship to a greater or lesser extent with the [...]

By ROS Film Festival| January 3rd, 2017|Categories: Retrato Robot|Tags: Robots, Robots|0 Comments

First Santa Claus-robot interaction: Santa Claus Conquers the Martians

Cinema has helped, from its very beginning, not only to capture real stories, but also to unleash our fantasy, introducing all kinds of mythical characters and fantastic situations. These categories include, in addition to characters from popular culture or mythology, of course, robots or automata, fictional characters product of technology. Already present in classical mythology, the first robots appeared in proper literature in the early 19th century with The Sandman (Ernst Theodore Amadeus Hoffmann, 1817), [...]

By Angeles| December 28th, 2016|Categories: Robotic cinema|Tags: christmas, cine, cinema, navidad, papa noel, Robots, santa claus|0 Comments

You can already watch the short films participating in ROS Film Festival and vote for your favourite ones!

From today, Tuesday, 20th December, you can enjoy online all the short films taking part in the first edition of the Robotic Online Short Film Festival. A total of 48 works by creators from 16 different countries that share a point in common: one of the actors appearing in them is a robot. The short films can be viewed at the video channel from the festival’s website, where they are classified within the two official sections [...]

By ROS Film Festival| December 20th, 2016|Categories: ROS|0 Comments

50 short films from 16 different countries take part in the first edition of ROS Film Festival

High turnout in the first edition of theRobotic Online Short Film Festival. A total of 50 short films from 16 different countries will take part in the first edition of this contest where robots become the main characters of the audiovisual works. After the submission deadline on November 20, ROS Film Festival has received a total of 56 short films on robotics, although 6 of them have not been accepted as they failed to meet the participation guidelines. Therefore, the final number of short films taking part in the contest is 50, not a negligible amount for a first edition. […]

By ROS Film Festival| December 15th, 2016|Categories: ROS|0 Comments

Film Club with robotic short films at the International Festival of Contemporary Art of León.

As we have been announcing for the last few months, we will be at the International Festival of Contemporary Art of León (Guanajuato) from November 24 to December 4. We will be showing, for the first time on a big screen, a selection of the short films participating in the first edition of ROS FIlm Festival. Remember that the submission deadline is just a few days before that, on November 20. This year’s edition [...]

By Ros Film Festival| November 8th, 2016|Categories: Art & Technology, Robotic cinema|0 Comments

The Robotic Online Short Film Festival on the TV programme La Aventura del saber (The Adventure of Knowledge)

We went to Madrid last month to record an interview on The Adventure of Knowledge, a morning TV programme on RTVE in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, which has been on the air for more than 20 years dedicated to education and dissemination of knowledge through interviews and documentary series. The programme’s director invited us to the TV set in order to present the ROS Film Festival. If you haven’t [...]

By Ros Film Festival| November 8th, 2016|Categories: Uncategorized|0 Comments

FIAC 2016 programme on Glitch and Singularity is out

After months of hard work from the organization of FIAC, the 19th edition of the Festival, in which ROS Film Festival is participating this year, was presented last October 21 at a press conference. An initiative with international projection which has its origins in León (Guanajuato), that comes back after a two-year break, with an edition described by the organization as one of the best ever, and that, for the moment, has already served [...]

By Ros Film Festival| October 26th, 2016|Categories: Art & Technology, Technology|Tags: singularity|0 Comments

ROS Film Festival at Sitges 2016

ROS Film Festival’s team visited Sitges Festival last week, which hosted the presentation of ROS Film Festival, in an edition, number 49, dedicated to honouring the universe of Star Trek. We loved Fabricated by the American Brett Foxwell, and Stems by the British Ainslie Henderson, Une tête disparait by Franck Dion was really moving, just like Beast by the Belgian Pieter Coudyzer and we had a good laugh [...]

By Ros Film Festival| October 18th, 2016|Categories: Uncategorized|0 Comments

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