Special screening under ground
One of the most unusual screenings at this year’s festival takes place in the training mine in Recklinghausen. There, together […]
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Lützi News as guest at IFFF Dortmund+Köln
With over 70 episodes so far and live coverage during the eviction, Lützi News is a short format about life, […]
Ticket sales start today!
The 2023 program is complete & online and from today tickets for all events are available in advance. Accredited visitors […]
Festivalprogramme for kids and young adults
This year we will present again a great selection of films for children and young adults, school classes and KiTa […]
For the first time at the festival location Dortmund: desired! – filmlust and queer
Fom 18.-23. April the section desired! – filmlust and queer with its focus on LGBTQI* topics and characters will be presented […]
Focus: Accomplices
This year’s focus programme invites feminist solidarity across the history of cinema. For ever since films have been made, women […]
Invisible – the films in the Panorama programme
The Panorama’s documentary and experimental films deal with women’s rights and gender-specific issues under the heading »Invisible«. Because absence also […]
International Feature Film competition 2023 – film selection and prominent jury
The selection in the International Feature Film Competition presents eight current feature films from countries such as Indonesia, Spain, Mexico, […]
This is our key visual 2023!
The international success of female filmmakers will also be a central theme at the 40th edition of the festival. Germany’s […]
17. March: Screening as part of Equal Pay Day »No one Pushes us Away«
Women should earn the same as men? In the 1970s, that was unheard of! Until the »Heinze women«, employees of […]
19. March: »Between Two Worlds« at World Views Dortmund
A heart-warming film that asks whether friendship can cross class lines. BETWEEN TWO WORLDS, FR, 2021, Director: Emmanuel Carrère, 106′ […]
»One Careful Owner« at World Views Dortmund
The film tells comically and with fine melancholy about housing shortage, existential fears in economic crisis and performance society, loneliness […]
