Catch five tried-and-tested audience favourites during our Best of IFFR screenings on the last Saturday of the festival!
Each year we invite audiences to rate the films they’ve seen via a digital voting system, with the highest ranked film winning the IFFR Audience Award. On Saturday 8 February, five of the highest ranked titles, including the winner, screen at Nieuwe Luxor. Immerse yourself for an entire day by getting a ticket to all five films. The titles selected for the Best of IFFR screenings will be announced on Friday 7 February at the latest.
Get your tickets now, and prepare to be amazed by the most acclaimed films of IFFR 2025.
Best of IFFR 4: Drie dagen vis
Father Gerrie and son Dick have three days together. Dick hopes for reconciliation, but he fails to get through to his father. Ten years since Tussen 10 en 12 (IFFR 2015), filmmaker Peter Hoogendoorn returns with an empathetic tragicomedy about a father-son relationship of few words.
[Image credit: Mark de Blok]
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Best of IFFR 1: Memoir of a Snail
Best of IFFR 2: Half Moon
Best of IFFR 3: La guitarra flamenca de Yerai Cortés
Best of IFFR Audience Award Winner: TBA
In this combined programme
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Drie dagen vis
Peter Hoogendoorn’s empathetic tragicomedy about a father-son relationship of few words.
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