Programme 2024 is online and presale starts: Now!
There it is! After record-breakingly long preview sessions and intensive debates about what and how we want to present the […]
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International Debut Feature Film Competition
The Cologne edition of the Festival pays particular attention to showcasing the work of young film-makers. The International Debut Feature […]
Our Key Visual 2024!
We present: our Key Visual 2024! This year’s Key Visual is rich in associations. It opens up an abstract mental […]
March 23: »Notre Corps« at »ifs-Begegnung« Gender & Diversity
This documentary gives an insight into the everyday life of a women’s clinic in France and accompanies the viewer through […]
»Framing the Archive« – IFFF Dortmund+Köln goes Berlinale
The 12th discussion organised by the IFFF Dortmund+Köln on gender equity and the status of women in the film industry […]
18 January: »Art on the MOve« Queer amateur films
On January 18th, we invite you to the first Art on the MOve event in 2024. We will be showing […]
Happy Holidays
Dear festival friends and colleagues, We wish you a wonderful, peaceful and inspired holiday season with the people who are […]
10+16 December: »Forgotten Christmas« at World Views Dortmund and Cologne
We all forget things. But for an entire village to forget Christmas is quite extraordinary. Only Elise notices something important […]
10 December: Afghanistan – Women‘s Voices Part 3
Film and discussion event at the Filmhaus Cologne and online. Two years ago, in response to the Taliban takeover in […]
24 November: »In Search…« at World Views Cologne with director Beryl Magoko
In the documentary film, director Beryl Magoko takes a candid, emotional and often humorous look at the trauma of her […]
19 November: »Difret« at World Views Dortmund
The feature film by Zeresenay Berhane Mehari is about a dramatic court case from 1996 that ended with an acquittal […]
16 November: »Art on the MOve« women Bauhaus artists – Ré Soupault, Lore Leudesdorff and abstract film
Babylon Berlin made them known to an audience of millions: Walter Ruttmann’s abstract animations of the 1920s can be seen […]
