The festival offers a prestigious programming of more than a hundred European films, divided between different sections:- The Official Competition, which objective is to make discover talented directors but still poorly broadcasted worldwide.- The European Panorama, which presents films awarded in their home country but unreleased in France- The Focus Section, which honours a new country every year- Premieres, allowing us to present unreleased films to Les Arcs' public.- The Youth Section aimed at our younger audience- A selection of 10 musical documentaries, a novelty in 2014- A short film programme- Special Screenings: the prize "Femme de Cinéma", the "Snow Frayeur" screening, the film debateThe films are all carrying the cultural values of the event: quality, originality and diversity.Aside from the programming, the youth programme is a very important part of the festival, with encounters, masterclasses and workshops aimed at the pupils, from kindergarten to highschoool, with a difficult access to culture or coming from a disadvantaged environment (2394 participants in 2013, that is to say 21% of our spectators). More than 250 highschool students are coming to educational stays during the festival, with the objective to familiarise them to cinematography.Furthermore, for the first time, the festival organises the "Music Village", during the opening weekend, both a public and professional event, with concerts, showcases and animations throughout the weekend.Finally, three professional events are organised every year, making the festival an unavoidable moment for the European industry professionals, which were developped in an Access to Markets application.