This will probably be TWITCH's last festival screening in Europe and maybe in the world. After a very long and successful film festivals round, the film will continue being available via Television, Internet and domestic video.

This festival's mission is to show new genre productions but also classics or particularly successful movies by upcoming new filmmakers. It takes place every year around Halloween and is aimed at those viewers not solely interested in the mainstream movie business or big budget films.

For incredible that it seems, this is only TWITCH's second public screening in its home town, the city of Sydney; so this is your chance to see it if you're a local. This is a fancy dress and masquerade night that celebrates the darker side of film with host Cathy Flower.

This festival spans for a 15 day period with many different events, mainly dedicated to audiovisual imagination linked to contemporaneity. It features works that maybe are not that well known but surely very creative. We are very happy to see TWITCH's popularity in Italy still increasing.

This festival has gained great prestige and interest over the years in Italy and abroad. It has become a landmark for filmmakers, experts and the specialized Press as a significant and qualifying moment for the whole genuine independent Italian and international cinema.

The festival will showcase nearly 300 new feature films, shorts and documentaries from many of the 72 nations of the Commonwealth.

TWITCH will be shown as part of the Chillers Programme. This will be the film's premiere in Northern England.

This On Tour Project has taken TWITCH all around Spain but now it's the first time the film is to be seen in Argentina. TWITCH is to be projected with Spanish subtitles.

Apart from the feature and short films competition, the festival offers retrospective cult sessions, weird documentaries, experimental cinema and psychedelic movies.

For the first time ever, TWITCH will be screened with French subtitles.

In October 2001 TWITCH won the Best Movie Award at the Alternative Film Festival and the organizers of that festival present TWITCH as their entry in this event, in which around 40 film festivals compete.

Movieola is the first channel in the world that shows short films seven days a week, twenty-four hours a day. With the over-population of short films in existence, a channel like this is a great example to be taken in other countries around the world.

TWITCH is often played as part of the late night program Dementia, which mainly features original, twisted and bizarre shorts.

In this independent film festival, artists and spectators are gathered in a same space with the intention of triggering the dialogue and interaction between them.

Apart from the fiction section, the festival counts with a section exclusively dedicated to women filmmakers and another dedicated to more experimental works, product of the growth of digital technologies and their access by independent artists.

Organized by Cinemateca Uruguaya, this is one of the most prestigious events in the continent and apart from local and international films, they also run workshops often conducted by well known figures of world cinema.

TWITCH will be screened with subtitles in Spanish.

This a non competitive event that takes place every Friday at the Strange Brew Coffehouse & Restaurant, an all vegan place that would make actress Jessica Napier very happy.

They also support local and not so local indie filmmakers. On their website you'll find a page dedicated to the featured artists.

Mikrokino FEST 2002 is organized by LOW-FI VIDEO (Belgrade-based organization promoting short, independent and alternative films). LOW-FI VIDEO was launched in 1997, and to this date it has screened almost 500 Serbian and more than 160 foreign short films.

There are two monthly winners, one chosen by the Internet viewers and another one selected by the jury. The monthly winners get to compete at an offline grand final at the end of the year. So, get ready to vote at das Online Filmfest!

The Exground Filmfest presents unusual films from all over the world: American independents, films from Asia, international features, short films, music films and more.

TWITCH is to be shown within a section called TOD & SCHICKSAL, which means Death & Destiny.

This is a fantastic opportunity for the film to be seen by people in the Spanish capital city... and later on, probably in other places across that country if included in their On Tour Project.

TWITCH will be screened with Spanish subtitles.

Inaugurated by popular demand, this is a genre side bar of the open topic festival that has been taking place in August each year.

This is TWITCH's East Coast premiere in the United States... and New England, land of spooky colonial legends, seems to be the best place in that country for a horror film festival.

This is an annual event in one of the most naturally spectacular tropical environments of Australia. It aims to entertain and enrich the community with a festival of film that nurtures filmmaking skills, cultural awareness and community values.

It is a great opportunity for short Australian films to be seen in a city far away from the usual cultural venues of the Southern metropolis.

The L.A. Shorts Fest is the premiere festival of short films in the U.S. It screens over 200 films and includes panel discussions, workshops and a development market. The winning shorts are also eligible for Oscar nominations.

This will be TWITCH's West Coast Premiere in the United States.

The Alternative Film Festival focuses on young Italian and international cinema of an innovative nature.

TWITCH will be screened in its original English version with Italian subtitles so it can be appreciated by everyone attending the festival.

This is the oldest open air film festival in Germany, which now happens to celebrate its 25th year of existence. Due to its unusual location in the forest and its popular character, it has been often described as the "Woodstock of Short Films".

Short films in Chichester are generally shown in conjunction with full length movies and members of the audience get to vote for their favourite short.

TWITCH will screen together with the controversial French feature Baise-moi.

This is a great way to take the film to certain parts of Australia often overlooked by the film festivals tours and see what the locals think of it.

Eye Candy is organized by Coffee Break Productions.

This is one of the most prestigious fantasy film festivals in the world and a great place for any film to be shown.

TWITCH will be part of the Brigadoon section, which is often dedicated to original and radical works of the fantasy and horror genres. TWITCH will be screened with Spanish subtitles.

Planned as a summer event, the Highgate Film Festival continues with a wide range of features and shorts up to July 25th. It is very satisfying to see TWITCH so active in the British Festival circuit.

Organized by the Cinema Club of the Trade Union of Thessaloniki, this festival is very open to the maverick spirit of Independent Film Makers and it gives us the great opportunity to take the film to an area of Europe where it has not been screened yet.

It is the film's second screening in North America where it seems to be much more popular online on the Internet than offline at their festivals. So, any screening, no matter how small, is welcome... and what's more: the photo looks great!

Images of TWITCH are also featured in the official poster of the festival which is to be seen all over Reykjavik.

A festival within a festival, Short Stuff Gets Spooky is the horror and science fiction section of the Festival. It is maybe the first genre film festival that takes place in Australia.