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IFFR 2026 is in full swing! Click on the link below to discover today’s films and events.
[Image: Winners Tiger Short Competition 2026]
Audience Award top 5
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I Swear
Directors Kirk Jones
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The Seoul Guardians
Directors Kim Jong-woo,Kim Shin-wan,Cho Chul-young
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Sirāt
Directors Oliver Laxe
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No Hit Wonder
Directors Florian Dietrich
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Los domingos
Directors Alauda Ruiz de Azúa
Film tips
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My Semba
Hugo Salvaterra | 93′ | Angola | World premiere
A batida-driven rap symphony of Luanda, seen through those chasing dignity and their dreams. -
Motherwitch
Minos Papas | 104′ | Cyprus | World premiere
A grieving mother attempts to reanimate her dead children in this visceral folk-horror. -
Cauchemar conseil
Renaud Després-Larose, Ana Tapia Rousiouk | 148′ | Canada | International premiere
An insomniac student is liberated by spontaneous female friendship in this playful alternative buddy movie. -
Roid
Mejbaur Rahman Sumon | 109′ | Bangladesh | World premiere
In rural isolation, a husband tries abandoning his volatile wife, but fate relentlessly returns her.
Don't miss these highlights
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The Great Orator
Daniel Ernst | 40′ | Netherlands | Dutch Premiere
In a shared consciousness, an all-seeing narrator tells endless stories that depend on your interaction. -
Tiger Talk: The Decolonising Imagination of Collectif Faire-Part
A talk with Collectif Faire-Part, an ensemble of Belgian and Congolese artists who explore colonial history and collective resistance. -
Tiger Talk: Queerness and 21st Century Politics
A panel exploring how queer perspectives open up alternative ways of imagining, making and experiencing film. -
Reflection 2.0
Elsemarijn Bruys | Netherlands | World premiere
This immersive and cinematic work invites you into a reflected world that places yourself at the centre.
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On demand
With IFFR’s on demand shows you can join the 2026 festival anywhere in The Netherlands and whenever you want – even after the festival.
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Genre labels
Would you like to choose your films based on a particular genre? Then take a look at our genre labels, where we’ve grouped many of this year’s feature films into categories such as Crime, Documentary, LGBTQIA+ and Animation.
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Focus: The Future Is NOW
IFFR is proud to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the founding of NOW (National Organisation for Women). We'll stress authors and practices less commonly explored, with a special emphasis on animation.
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News and blogs
Stay up to date with our latest news and exclusive content!
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International Coalition for Filmmakers at Risk
IFFR is a founding member of the International Coalition for Filmmakers at Risk (ICFR) which responds to cases of persecution or threats to the personal safety or liberty of filmmakers at risk as a result of their work.
