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Indaba In Focus with Maéva Ranaivojaona: “plunge into something you don’t know”
French-Malagasy producer brings challenging Afropean cinema into the spotlight.
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IFFR Pro
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Stories
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NFF+HBF support for Prantik Basu and Shengze Zhu
The Hubert Bals Fund’s joint venture with the Netherlands Film Fund awards production funds to former HBF-supported projects with an attached Dutch co-producer.
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Hubert Bals Fund
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International Film Festival Rotterdam reveals Cinema Regained programme for 2025 edition
IFFR 2025’s Cinema Regained Programme Includes World Premieres of Vani Subramanian’s Cinema Pe Cinema: The Theatres. The Movies. And Us, Ali Khamraev and Yuri Klimenko’s Sergei Parajanov Homage The Lilac Wind of Paradjanov, and Drissa Touré’s Return to Directing – Mousso Fariman.
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Get ready for ticket sales
Get ready for the festival! To make the most out of your festival experience, we will give you some information to start preparing.
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Rotterdam Lab 2025: meet our open call film producers
Reflecting the Lab’s commitment to diversity and inclusion, this year’s selection of five producers from an open call showcases producers whose voices and experiences enrich the cinematic landscape.
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Be there for each other: Payal Kapadia on All We Imagine as Light
The Golden Globe-nominated director explains her bitter-sweet relationship with Mumbai, using documentary techniques, and the role of IFFR’s support in bringing the film to life.
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Hubert Bals Fund
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IFFR Pro
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Interview
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Tiger, Big Screen and Tiger Short competitions unveiled for IFFR 2025
During today’s press conference, we revealed the lineup of films selected across the Tiger, Big Screen and Tiger Short competitions at the festival’s upcoming 54th edition.
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Art Directions programme for 2025 announced with Katoenhuis partnership
IFFR is partnering with Katoenhuis, along with other cultural institutions, on the 2025 edition of its Art Directions programme – the space where the festival steps out of the screening room and pushes the limits of what cinema can be, with immersive works from multidisciplinary creators.
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International Film Festival Rotterdam reveals Art Directions programme for 2025 edition
Immersive Experience Hub Katoenhuis unveiled as new home for Art Directions.
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“The people we depicted gave me their souls to put in a film”: Jaydon Martin on Flathead
“I’ve always wanted to make a small, strange film that people stumble upon”, says Jaydon Martin about the journey he went on with his first feature film. The Australian filmmaker made his feature directorial debut at IFFR 2024 with Flathead, a black-and-white intimate docu-fiction portraying the lives of a small working-class community from Bundaberg, Australia. […]
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