Present Your Film at the World's Leading Film Market

Imagine: thousands of buyers, distributors, streaming platforms, and TV channels from around the world are looking for new content. They want to buy films for their collections, for distribution, for digital libraries. They are looking for something that will captivate audiences. Why shouldn't they find your film?

The American Film Market is the largest independent film market on the planet. In 2026, over 7,000 professionals from 85+ countries will gather here. This is not just an exhibition. It is the epicenter of deals where the fate of films and the careers of their creators are decided. And you have a chance to be at the very center of this event.

AntaresFilm invites you to become part of a collective presentation at AFM 2026. We don't just "give you a spot at the stand" — we bring your project to the international arena and create conditions for real negotiations and contracts.

We regularly present projects at key film markets around the world: Marché du Film at the Cannes Film Festival (Europe), the Shanghai International Film Festival film market (SIFF Mart, Asia), and the American Film Market (AFM, North America). Three continents, the entire global spectrum of the film industry — a territory where we are already actively working. Reports on our events are available here.

Oscar® Submission 2028 — Enter History

In 2028, the 100th anniversary ceremony of the Academy Awards will take place. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has launched the Academy100 campaign with a budget of $500 million to make this Oscars the most significant in history. Your film could be part of it.

We organize a qualifying screening in Los Angeles (7 consecutive days, 3 screenings daily, including an evening one — all according to the strict rules of the Academy), invite press and audiences, prepare and submit a full package of documents, including the RAISE form.

The deadline for submissions is November 1, 2026. Hurry to make your mark in the cycle that will culminate in the anniversary ceremony. This is not just participation. This is an application for a place in film history.