After considering 80 registrations from 27 countries, an independent jury selected the following films to feature in the Open Frame 2007 Forum:

• Riding Solo, Gaurav Jani, India
  
• Tambogrande: Mangos, Muerte Mineria, Ernesto Cabellos & Stephan Boyd, Peru
  
• Chapilca, Sergio Olivares Contreras, Chile
  
• Flight 208, Parvez Imam, India
  
• Tales from the Margin, Kavita Joshi, India
  
• The Film Class, Uri Rosenwaks, Israel
  
• The Quiet War, Mary Katzke, USA
  
• City Walls - My Own Private Tehran, Afsar Sonia Shafie, Iran / Switzerland
  
• Living Literature: The Canon of the Three Wheelers, Mohammed Zubair Mallick & Uner Aziz Khan, Pakistan
  
• Words in Stone, Akhila Krishnan, India
  
• Dalai Lama Renaissance by Khashyar Darvich, USA

Participation conditions will be communicated directly to selected filmmakers by the organizers.

UNESCO and PSBT thank all filmmakers having submitted their productions for this initiative, held annually since 2002, aiming at promoting the expression of cultural and linguistic diversity through the audiovisual language and providing a platform for the showcasing and distribution of public service oriented content from all regions of the world.

The films submitted to the Open Frame will also be considered for inclusion in UNESCO’s Audiovisual E-platform, a multicultural, on-line catalogue that facilitates the international exchange and dissemination of outstanding audiovisual productions. The final selection for the E-platform will be announced separately at a later stage.