IFFR KINO
International Film Festival Rotterdam was born in the old LantarenVenster cinema on Gouvernestraat back in 1972. Four decades on and – partly at the same location – IFFR is still proving it is so much more than an annual film festival. Since October 2016, every first Wednesday of the month IFFR KINO presents an evening of film and sidebars, mixing and matching all the unique flavours that go to make up IFFR. In its first season, this comprised a cross-section of unique previews, films that had previously screened at IFFR and odes to our absolute favourite, signature filmmakers. The second season is made up of cult classics that deserve a second viewing.
Previous editions
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IFFR KINO #16: Millennium Mambo
About footloose Vicky, who aimlessly roams the neon-lit nightlife of Taipei in 2001.
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IFFR KINO #15: Bridgend
An atmospheric, at times mysterious social drama. Hannah Murray convinces as the 'new girl in town'.
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IFFR KINO #14: Audition
The international breakthrough for Miike Takashi.
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IFFR KINO #13: The Doom Generation
Stylised and psychadelic film about the intense and wild relationship between three hopelessly-lost and hopelessly-beautiful young people.
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IFFR KINO #12: Gummo
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IFFR KINO #11: Symbol
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IFFR KINO #10: Viva
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IFFR KINO #9: La leggenda di Kaspar Hauser
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IFFR KINO #8: Following by Christopher Nolan
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IFFR KINO #7: David Lynch Double Bill
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IFFR KINO #6: Tokyo Drifter
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IFFR KINO #5: Sexy Durga
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IFFR KINO #4: Do the Right Thing
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IFFR KINO #3: Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives
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IFFR KINO #2: Hedi
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IFFR KINO #1: Close-Up by Abbas Kiarostami
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