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Location: Berlin, Germany. Notable Fact: The festival is also known as the Berlinale.

Location: Cannes, France. Notable Fact: Known for its prestigious Palme d'Or award.

Location: Toronto, Canada. Notable Fact: Known for being a popular platform for Oscar contenders.

Location: Austin, Texas, USA. Notable Fact: It's not just a film festival but also celebrates music and interactive media.

Location: Austin, Texas, USA. Notable Fact: The largest genre film festival in the U.S., focusing on horror, sci-fi, fantasy, and action movies.

Location: Busan, South Korea. Notable Fact: Asia's largest film festival.

Location: Telluride, Colorado, USA. Notable Fact: Known for surprise film premieres that are not announced beforehand.

Location: Hong Kong. Notable Fact: It is used as a platform to launch films to the Asian market.

Location: London, United Kingdom. Notable Fact: Organized by the British Film Institute and screens more than 300 films from around 50 countries.

Location: Gothenburg, Sweden. Notable Fact: The largest film festival in the Nordic countries.

Location: Locarno, Switzerland. Notable Fact: Known for its outdoor screening space the Piazza Grande which can seat up to 8,000 people.

Location: Melbourne, Australia. Notable Fact: It's one of the oldest film festivals in the world, established in 1952.

Location: Shanghai, China. Notable Fact: One of the biggest film festivals in Asia, with a competitive focus on Asian cinema.

Location: Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Notable Fact: Known as a major hub for Southeast European film industry.

Location: Sydney, Australia. Notable Fact: One of the longest-running film festivals in the world.

Location: Park City, Utah, USA. Notable Fact: Designed to showcase the work of emerging filmmakers.

Location: Montreal, Canada. Notable Fact: Specializes in genre films, including horror, sci-fi, and anime.

Location: Toronto, Canada. Notable Fact: North America's largest documentary festival.

Location: Rotterdam, Netherlands. Notable Fact: Offers the Tiger Award to highlight exceptional new talent.

Location: Clermont-Ferrand, France. Notable Fact: It's the world's largest festival dedicated to short films.

Location: Karlovy Vary, Czechia. Notable Fact: One of the oldest A-list film festivals in the world.

Location: Park City, Utah, USA. Notable Fact: Largest independent film festival in the United States.

Location: New York City, NY, USA. Notable Fact: It often showcases films that later receive Academy Award nominations.

Location: London, United Kingdom. Notable Fact: The UK's largest independent film festival.

Location: Edinburgh, Scotland. Notable Fact: Known to be the world’s oldest continually running film festival.

Location: Annecy, France. Notable Fact: The festival is dedicated exclusively to animation.

Location: New York City, NY, USA. Notable Fact: Co-founded by Robert De Niro to revitalize Lower Manhattan post 9/11.

Location: Venice, Italy. Notable Fact: It is the world's oldest film festival.

Location: Toronto, Canada. Notable Fact: TIFF Kids is one of the largest children’s film festivals in the world.