Rencontres du Film Court Madagasikara (Rencontres du Film Court (de) Madagascar (RFC), or Madagascourt Film Festival (MFF)) is the only film festival in Madagascar.
The Festival was founded in 2006 by Laza, a Malagasy filmmaker and producer, and is organised by L'Association Rencontres du Film Court, the , and Rozifilms. It is held annually in Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar. Since 2017, RFC On Tour was added to share Malagasy films around Madagascar and to stimulate screenwriters, filmmakers, and producers. In 2013 the festival welcomed around 12,000 visitors. During the 13th edition of RFC in 2018 around 25,000 visitors have been counted.
The main focus of the festival is, apart from offering free film screenings to the public, to serve as an informal film school and to provide cinematographic expertise. Every year several meetings and workshops accompany the screenings. As there is no dedicated cinema in Madagascar, RFC's main screening venue is the building of the Institut Français de Madagascar (IFM) in Analakely, Antananarivo. Additional screenings are held in the open air or at IKMalagasy, the Centre Culturel Malagasy (Ivon-toeran'ny Kolontsaina Malagasy, IKM) at Antsahavola, Antana(narivo) and KUDéTA Urban Club, also Antananarivo.
During 9 days around 350 films are presented in over 30 screenings at the festival in 2013. Beside many non-competition screenings, there are three official categories for competition:
The Award of RFC is called Zebu d'Or (Golden Zebu). Awards are handed out to the winner of every competition category (fiction, documentary, animation). An additional fourth Zebu d'Or is awarded to the winner in the category "Choix du public" (Audience Award).