Kick start your festival day with a recap of what not to miss today. Read on for an overview of the day’s key events – including the IFFR Awards Ceremony – and which film titles are still available on Festival Scope (Press & Industry screenings) or IFFR.com (public on demand screenings).
Attending events on IFFR.com: Add events to your IFFR account agenda by clicking the calendar icon in the event you would like to attend. A yellow "Watch now" button will be made available 20 minutes before the event in your agenda.
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Awards Ceremony |
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17:00 – 17:45 (CET) |
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Festive ceremony presenting the winners of the Tiger Award, the VPRO Big Screen Award, the Ammodo Tiger Short Award, the BankGiro Loterij Audience Award and more. Also presenting Robby Müller Award winner Kelly Reichardt. |
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IFFR Daily Talk – Sunday 7 February
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11:00 – 11:30 (CET): Daily talk show with host Hadassah de Boer will highlight the films premiering today, with guests, interviews, trailers and film clips. |
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Press Conferences Tiger Competition part 1 - 4 on demand |
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Rewatch the Tiger Competition press conferences, which are available on demand on the IFFR website until Wednesday 10 February, 18:00 (CET) |
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Big Talks on-demand until Wednesday 10 Feb 18:00 CET |
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Yesterday’s Big Talk was with Georgian director Dea Kulumbegashvili of Limelight title Beginning and musician Nicolás Jaar who composed the film’s minimal soundtrack. Listen back to the conversation and the rest of the Big Talks on-demand on IFFR.com.
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Relive IFFR Pro Hub events
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This year’s Reality Check conference considered how film funding could be restructured to create a more inclusive industry. Watch this, along with a number of professionally-focused panels and discussions covering the issues most important to the industry on-demand on IFFR.com. |
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Last chance to watch (available until Monday 8 February 09:00 (CET))
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Bebia, à mon seul désir by Juja Dobrachkous |
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A young model returns to the Georgian countryside, where a confrontation with her past offers hope for the future.
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Feminist fable in which Ana ends up in a war between the sexes. Unruly adventure film in a gritty dream world.
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El perro que no calla by Ana Katz |
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Kind-hearted thirty-something Sebastián hops listlessly from job to job in this pleasing mix of empathetic drama and the slightly absurd. |
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Ammodo Tiger Short Competition |
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Available until Sunday 7 February 24:00 (CET) |
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The power of short. Twenty-two films from the Short & Mid-length selection compete for one of three equal awards. |
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