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The festival's highest honor, awarded to the best AI film across all categories.
The International AI Film Festival in the Heart of Europe.
Connecting filmmakers from around the world.
Recognizing outstanding films, creativity and innovation.
Celebrating the best AI films across all genres.
Where technology meets great storytelling.

PAIFF – Prague AI Film Festival is an international film festival celebrating outstanding films created with the use of Artificial Intelligence.
Our mission is to showcase exceptional films, support emerging talent, and create a space where filmmakers, producers, innovators, students, and audiences from around the world can connect, collaborate, and share ideas.
We believe that Artificial Intelligence does not replace human creativity. It is a powerful creative tool that opens new possibilities for filmmakers and storytelling.
At PAIFF, film comes first.
PAIFF - Prague AI Film Festival recognizes exceptional films created with the support of artificial intelligence. An international jury honors the most outstanding achievements in AI filmmaking with the following awards:

The festival's highest honor, awarded to the best AI film across all categories.
Awarded to the best AI feature-length film.
Awarded to the best AI short film.
Awarded to the best AI music video.
Presented to the film selected by the festival audience.
November 28, 2026 · Lucerna Palace, Prague





Founder & Festival Director
Prague AI Film Festival
Valentina Armandi is the Founder and Festival Director of PAIFF - Prague AI Film Festival. Her vision is to create an international platform that connects filmmaking, artificial intelligence, and human creativity while opening new opportunities for filmmakers and creators from around the world.

November 28, 2026 Kino Lucerna, Prague
The inaugural edition of the Prague AI Film Festival will culminate in a special awards event at the historic Kino Lucerna in Prague. PAIFF will bring together filmmakers, members of the International Jury, invited guests, and leading voices from the worlds of film, art, and technology.
Arrival and welcome of finalists, jury members, partners, and invited guests.
Official welcome and a brief introduction to the vision and mission of PAIFF.
Presentation of the selected films and their creators.
Introduction of the members of the International Jury for the inaugural edition of PAIFF.
Official announcement and presentation of the five PAIFF awards:
Official photographs with the award winners, jury members, and guests, followed by an opportunity for filmmakers, partners, and festival guests to meet and connect.
The detailed schedule will be announced at a later date.
Final Submission Deadline
Kino Lucerna, Prague
Filmmakers from around the world can submit their AI films across all festival categories.

Our international jury, composed of acclaimed directors, producers, AI creators, and other leading professionals from the film industry, will be announced soon.
Jury →PAIFF – Prague AI Film Festival is an international film festival dedicated to films and audiovisual works created or significantly assisted by artificial intelligence. The festival connects filmmaking, creativity, technology and new forms of storytelling.
The first edition of PAIFF takes place on 28 November 2026 in Prague, Czech Republic, with the Awards Ceremony held at Kino Lucerna.
Yes. Filmmakers and creative teams from all countries may submit their work.
Films are submitted through the official PAIFF profile on Festhome.
No. Artificial intelligence must be a meaningful part of the creative or production process, but the entire film does not have to be AI-generated.
Yes. PAIFF may request information about the AI tools used and the extent and manner in which AI contributed to the project.
Films in languages other than English must include English subtitles.
Eligible films are first reviewed by the PAIFF Selection Committee. Selected projects may receive Official Selection status. Award winners are subsequently determined by the PAIFF International Jury.
No. Submission or Official Selection does not automatically guarantee a public screening of the full film. PAIFF determines which films are included in its physical and online festival programmes.
Selected films may be made available to the public for a limited period through the official PAIFF online festival programme.
Online access may be subject to a fee, either through individual tickets, programme passes or a festival pass.
Selected films participating in the online programme may be included in public audience voting. Viewers will have the opportunity to vote for their favourite film, and the winning project may receive the PAIFF Audience Award.
Films submitted under the current Rules & Terms may be selected for the online festival programme in accordance with those rules. For films submitted before the introduction of the online-screening provision, PAIFF will request the filmmaker’s individual consent before making the film publicly available online.
No. Attendance at the PAIFF Awards Ceremony is not required in order to receive an award.
Winners receive an official PAIFF Winner Laurel and a digital award certificate, which may be used in connection with the awarded film, including on posters, websites, trailers and promotional materials.
No. Physical trophies or awards, where applicable, are presented personally during the PAIFF Awards Ceremony in Prague. PAIFF does not ship physical trophies to winners who do not attend the ceremony.
Your award remains fully valid. You will receive the official PAIFF Winner Laurel and digital certificate. PAIFF may also invite you to send a short video message to be shown during the Awards Ceremony in Prague.
Yes. Selected filmmakers and award nominees will receive information about attendance and the Awards Ceremony directly from PAIFF.
Attendance arrangements and ticket availability will be announced by PAIFF before the festival.
All official announcements, programme information, selected films and festival updates will be published on the PAIFF website and official PAIFF communication channels.