48th edition of IFFR puts new talents front and centre
This past weekend, the screening of Kim Nguyen’s The Hummingbird Project brought the 48th edition of International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) to a close. The festival screened 539 films, of which 146 (festival) world premieres, presented within the four sections Bright Future, Voices, Deep Focus and Perspectives. Reaffirming its commitment to the visual arts in the extensive Art Directions programme and...
48th International Film Festival Rotterdam wraps tonight with ethe screening of The Hummingbird Project and a Party.
You just blink and – suddenly it’s all over. Round off 48th IFFR with us at the exclusive screening of The Hummbingbird Project by Kim Nguyen. Afterwards, we’ll see out the festival in spectacular style with the Closing Party.
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From left to right: Susanna Nicchiarelli (president Tiger Jury), Zhu Shengze (filmmaker), and Zhengfang Yang (producer)
Present.Perfect. by Zhu Shengze wins Tiger Award IFFR 2019
Special Jury Award goes to Take Me Somewhere Nice by Ena Sendijarević
International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) has announced the award winners of its 48th edition. Zhu Shengze won the Tiger Award for her film Present.Perfect., a USA/Hong Kong co-production. Dutch filmmaker Ena Sendijarević w...
This wednesday the Festival offered the Tiger premiere of Carlos Marqués-Marcet's Els dies que vindran (A nine-month emotional roller-coaster about two lovers expecting their first child, while they hardly even know one another yet) and other festival treats.
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IFFR's art installations, performances, and exhibitions include works by Sergei Parajanov, Mika Taanlia, Cauleen Smith, David OReilly and Philippe Pareno.
Art Directions 2019
International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) continuously explores, questions and pushes the boundaries demarcating the audio-visual landscape. This attitude culminates in Art Directions, IFFR’s extensive programme of art installations, ...
IFFR Pro Award winners announced as 36th CineMart comes to a close
48th International Film Festival Rotterdam
23 January – 3 February 2019
Wednesday 30 January 2019 marked the end of the IFFR Pro Days as well as the 36th edition of CineMart, the co-production market of International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR). During the awards ceremony, eight film projects were awarded IFFR Pro Awards: four CineMart awards, the first BoostNL Audience Award, the HeYou Media VR Award and the newly...
This wednesday the Festival offered the Tiger premiere of Johannes Nyholm's Koko-di Koko-da (two lovers who have grown apart because of sorrow find themselves in an endless nightmare during a camping trip) and other festival treats.
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This tuesday day the Festival offered the Tiger premiere of Camila José Donoso's Nona. If They Soak Me, I’ll Burn Them (A hybrid fiction featuring the director’s intriguing grandmother as an anarchist warrior in a Chilean town ravaged by forest fires) and other festival treats.
After a torrid act of vengeance on the home of her ex-lover, 66-year-old Nona flees to her summer house in Pichilemu, a Chilean coastal town. There she potters about in appar...
This monday the Festival offered the Tiger premiere of Grigory Dobrygin's Sheena667 and other festival treats
A quiet life of a young Russian man turns upside down after he meets a girl from a faraway world that he barely knows.
Russian couple Olya and Vadim have big plans: they want to travel to Germany to buy a second-hand tow truck. For nights on end, Vadim searches the internet for a vehicle best suited to their garage. His only income at present is from the wrecked Ladas w...
With her unflinching, sensitive films, Claire Denis is among the most important European film authors of this generation. Since she made her debut in 1988 with Chocolat, inspired by her youth in West Africa, the colonial heritage and invisible lines that divide us from others are recurring themes in powerful films including Beau travail and White Material.
Her exceptionally versatile oeuvre moves freely between poetic minimalism and more conventional drama, but also includ...
48th International Film Festival Rotterdam
23 January – 3 February 2019
Three films each win an Ammodo Tiger Short Award
On Sunday 27 January 2019, a three-person professional jury announced the three winners of this year’s Ammodo Tiger Short Competition at International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR). The winning films are Freedom of Movement by Nina Fischer and Maroan el Sani, Wong Ping's Fables 1 by Wong Ping and Ultramarine by Vincent Meessen. They won three equ...
Welcome to 48th International Film Festival Rotterdam. Tonight, the world premiere of Dirty God by Sacha Polak will kick off 12 days filled to the brim with cinematic exploration
When Jade, a young mother from London, is discharged from hospital, the doctors are are happy with her progress. But can she ever be happy again? After an acid attack by her ex, she will have to live with scars on her neck, chest, arms and part of her face....
We are happy to announce the full film programme of the upcoming 48th edition of IFFR. Our proud list of 236 feature and 285 short films.
All registered guests for the IFFR Pro Days can book their tickets tonight.
To the programme
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Celebrating the world of cinema through compilations, retrospectives, restored classics and more. Our section where film art is explored in all its variety.
Deep Focus includes the following programmes:
Frameworks
Signatures
Regained
Retrospectives
Deep Focus Short
Here are the first programme hints and confirmed films for Deep Focus.
I diari di Angela – Noi due cineasti, Yervant Gian...
Perspectives is different every year: it’s the section where we present our main thematic programmes, and where relevant social and political issues are investigated in cinema.
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Films driven by powerful stories, captivating subjects and important themes. Each film brings a distinct viewpoint on the world, by filmmakers with a confident voice.
Voices includes the following programmes:
Big Screen Competition
Limelight
Scopitone
Rotterdämmerung
Voices (features)
Voices short
Here you’ll find the first Voices films confirmed for IFFR 2019.
Memories of My Body, Garin Nugroh...
Bright Future is our section dedicated to young and emerging film talent with their own style and vision, often presenting their films for the first time on the international film scene.
Bright Future includes the following programmes:
Tiger Competition
Ammodo Tiger Short Competition
Bright Future
Bright Future Mid-length
Bright Future Short
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48th International Film Festival Rotterdam
23 January – 3 February 2019
We invite you to watch the livestream of the IFFR press conference this afternoon from 12:10pm CET to 12:45pm CET through the following link.
Festival director Bero Beyer will reveal the films selected for our main IFFR 2019 competitions: the Tiger Competition and the Big Screen Competition.
One selected filmmaker per category will participate. Additionally, ...
We’re busy preparing our 48th edition of IFFR. In January and February, we’ll be bringing you twelve days of craziness and cinema: short films, feature films, experimental works, art, masterclasses, talks, music, parties… Where to begin? Get to know our four sections, the best way to find your way around our epic programme, as explained by our festival director Bero Beyer.
More: go.iffr.com/programme-sections
Stay up to date on IFFR 2019: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?l...
Still: Dirty God
48th International Film Festival Rotterdam
23 January - 3 February 2019
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Still: Manta Ray
International Film Festival Rotterdam
23 january- 3 february 2019
International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) reveals the complete selection of feature films in its Bright Future section, the festival’s home for upcoming filmmakers with their own style and vision. Of these 47 films from all over the world, 19 are world premieres, 10 are international premieres and 1 is a European premiere. All feature film debuts that have their world or international premiere in Brig...
Marjan van der Haar and Bero Beyer
48th International Film Festival Rotterdam
23 January - 3 February 2019
Marjan van der Haar appointed as managing director IFFR to lead alongside festival director Bero Beyer from October 2018
The board of International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) has appointed Marjan van der Haar to be the festival’s new managing director as of 1 October 2018. Van der Haar is an experienced film industry prof...
IFFR 2018 hosted the first edition of Reality Check, a two-day conference focusing on film distribution. The programme was designed to lift the fog of uncertainty around current and future distribution methods and models. Did you attent the conference, please fill out t...
