Curation Hour Launches Global Series of Creative Retreats for Filmmakers

Curation Hour, the independent editorial platform dedicated to featuring creative film productions, has launched its Creative Retreat Programme. This new initiative brings creatives across the industry together in carefully selected locations, fostering unique spaces away from the constant pressures of productivity.

Known for curating boundary-pushing work across fashion, music, dance, art, design, lifestyle and contemporary culture, Curation Hour champions both independent and commercial work, building its reputation through discovering films that challenge convention and importantly, spotlighting the people behind them. Applying the same curatorial approach to places, people and experiences, the Creative Retreat Programme is a natural extension of that editorial vision.

The programme focuses on retreats hosted in off-the-beaten-path locations around the world, each centred around a different creative focus and developed with independent hosts whose spaces have been thoughtfully designed for creative minds to flourish. The first retreat announced is No Man's Land, an 18th-century house in Southern Italy, lovingly restored by two filmmakers who wanted to create the kind of place they wished existed during the intensity of production life.

This exciting launch reflects a growing desire within the creative community for spaces that prioritise a consideration for the process beyond performance and meaningful conversation over relentless output.

For those interested in attending No Man's Land retreat you can now register interest here.