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  • Trieste Film Festival announces full programme for 36th edition

    Trieste Film Festival announces full programme for 36th edition

    The 36th edition of the Trieste Film Festival returns from 16–24 January 2025. Under the direction of #Nicoletta Romeo#, this year’s festival showcases over 130 films, including Italian premieres, competitions, and thematic sections. This year’s overarching theme delves into the turbulence of the #Balkans from the 1990s to the present, exploring how families—dysfunctional, fluid, and…

  • Verzió Film Festival 2024: The complete winners

    Verzió Film Festival 2024: The complete winners

    The 21st Verzió Human Rights Documentary Film Festival concluded with a celebration of storytelling, awarding five films across four categories. Known for spotlighting pressing #human rights# issues through film, the Budapest-based festival showcased 68 documentaries this year. The awards ceremony on Sunday underscored the festival’s dedication to human rights, diversity, and inclusion in the documentary…

  • Verzió Film Festival introduces LGBTQ+ competition section; announces VR section theme

    Verzió Film Festival introduces LGBTQ+ competition section; announces VR section theme

    The Verzió Documentary Film Festival is launching its inaugural #LGBTQ+ competition section under the theme «We Are Here.» Featured films delve into intimate narratives, from Poland’s queer performers to Cameroon’s LGBTQ+ community facing #homophobia. The festival, set to take place in Budapest, also includes special events like a voguing and ballroom-inspired party. Among the standout…

  • goEast spotlights marginalised voices across 24th edition

    goEast spotlights marginalised voices across 24th edition

    For the fifth consecutive year, the #goEast Film Festival is set to present the RheinMain Short Film Award, carrying a prize of €2,500. A regional festival jury of three members will select the winner, focusing on films from the post-Soviet space. Notable entries include The Late Wind by Shugyla Serzhan, which portrays a young Kazakh…

  • CPH:DOX INTER:ACTIVE: Intersections of flesh and code

    CPH:DOX INTER:ACTIVE: Intersections of flesh and code

    REPORT: When CPH:DOX opened its doors for its 21st instalment between 13 and 24 March 2024, it centred on issues ranging from fertility, ableism, discrimination and trauma, regarding the body as a site of socio-political conflict.

  • GoEast connects Western Balkans to Germany in first 2024 festival announcement

    GoEast connects Western Balkans to Germany in first 2024 festival announcement

    The #goEast Festival of Central and Eastern European Film announces its 2024 program with a special emphasis on the film cultures of #Kosovo and #Albania, alongside contributions from the broader #Western Balkan# region. The initiative aims to connect with both German audiences and migrants from Western Balkan countries living in #Germany, a group that, as…

  • When patriarchy and state violence go hand in hand

    When patriarchy and state violence go hand in hand

    DEBT: Women are more vulnerable to aggressive lending methods, high interest rates, and fees.

  • Between bricks, bytes, and belonging

    Between bricks, bytes, and belonging

    IDENTITY: How do marginalised individuals navigate societal structures meant to exclude them? 'Fairy Garden' offers a raw and authentic look into the lives of two such people in Hungary.

  • Kyiv LGBTQ+ festival Sunny Bunny presents selection of queer films in Ukraine despite the war

    Kyiv LGBTQ+ festival Sunny Bunny presents selection of queer films in Ukraine despite the war

    From June 22nd to 28th, #Sunny Bunny# Film Festival not only offers unwavering support for Ukranian queer cinema but also serves as a powerful reminder that #Ukraine is an integral part of a free and diverse democratic world. With a lineup featuring films from #Spain, #Sweden, #Germany, #Brazil, the #USA, and more, the festival showcases…

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