Programme 2018
The 47th edition of International Film Festival Rotterdam took place from 24 January to 4 February 2018.
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Programme
Go to the daily schedule of the IFFR 2018 film programme. Choose your route through 593 Short, Mid-length and feature films.
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A/Z
The complete filmprogramme from A to Z.
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PRO Screenings
A daily overview of al the screenings specially selected for Press and Industry.
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Film Contact Lists
The Film Contact Lists hold the details on who can be contacted for rights and as print source of films in the 2018 programme
More than cinema
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Talks & Masterclasses
Featuring Charlotte Rampling, Armando Iannucci, Lucrecia Martel, Paul Schrader, Sean Baker and many more...
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Art Directions 2018
With its cutting-edge arts programme Art Directions, IFFR 2018 proves once again that it is more than just a film festival.
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Specials Events
Here you will find all our events, you can buy your tickets right away.
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IFFR PRO Days
All the Industry activities of 2018.
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One-on-Ones 2018
Hotel rooms provide festival guests an island of rest on the crowded Planet IFFR.
Short Film
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Short Film programme
The complete short film programme from A to Z.
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Ammodo Tiger Short Competition
At IFFR, short films have their own competition
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Short Film Marathon 2018
KINO Rotterdam
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sound//vision & EarWORM
Cooperations between musicians, video artists, filmmakers and other artists working in the field of sound and vision.
Themed programmes
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A History of Shadows
A series of films that shows the diverse and contemporary ways in which cinema revisits the past and re-evaluates the position of history’s losers.
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PACT
Multifaceted contemporary African and African-diaspora cinema with special focus on the history of the Pan-African movement as captured in film.
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Maximum Overdrive
Films, performances and an installation bring together different disciplines in a swirling mash-up of contemporary pop culture.
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House on Fire
A look at our world in crisis from a truly oblique angle.
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Curtain Call
An invitation to reflect upon the lure of science and technology and our obsession with progress through a series of films and an exhibition.
Sections
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Bright Future
IFFR’s programme dedicated to young and emerging film talent with their own style and vision.
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Voices
Films driven by powerful stories, captivating subjects and important themes.
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Deep Focus
Explores the world of cinema with compilations, retrospectives and various other formats.
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Perspectives
The section where IFFR’s main thematic programme is presented and relevant social and political issues are investigated in cinema.
Awards
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Tiger Competition
IFFR’s most prestigious competition celebrates the innovative spirit of up-and-coming filmmakers from all over the world
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BankGiro Loterij Audience Award
The audience decides which film wins
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Big Screen Competition
The winning film will be released in Dutch cinemas
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Bright Future Competition
A selection of around fifteen debut feature-length films, presented at IFFR in world or international premiere