COTTBUS: Films by László Nemes, Kristina Grozeva, Petar Valchanov, and Ivona Juka have been selected for the Feature Film Competition of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), running 4 - 9 November 2025.

BERLIN: With its record-breaking 2024 edition bringing together 90,000 spectators in over 600 cinemas in 46 countries worldwide, the upcoming 10th European Arthouse Cinema Day is making a global statement for (film-)cultural diversity, equity and dialogue across borders on 23 November 2025. One global day of action that unites arthouse cinemas, film professionals, and their audiences for screenings, events, and a joint mission - from Ukraine to Bangladesh, from Venezuela to South Korea.

Tereza Smetanová’s short graduation film Seablindness will have its premiere at the Doclisboa festival in the Green Years competition. The Lisbon festival takes place from 16 to 26 October 2025.

With its record-breaking 2024 edition bringing together 90 000 spectators in over 600 cinemas in 46 countries worldwide, the upcoming 10th European Arthouse Cinema Day is making a global statement for (film-)cultural diversity, equity and dialogue across borders on 23 November 2025

  • Check the Programme of Industry@Tallinn &; Baltic Event 2025 and get your accreditation!
  • The Baltic Event Co-Production Market Showcases 15 New Film Projects
  • Script Pool Competition Highlights Five Outstanding Scripts
  • TV Beats Presents New Series In Development And Screenings Of Completed Series
  • Just Film Industry Days 2025: Shaping the Future of Children’s and Youth Cinema
  • Shorts Industry Shortcut Returns To Support Emerging Filmmakers
  • Join the Masterclass and Step into the Shoes of a Film Critic

Between November 11th and 19th,  the 22nd Version International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival in Budapest and seven rural towns will once again be organised.

From November 4–9, 2025, the FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC) celebrates its 35th edition. With 138 films from 41 countries, one of the most important festivals dedicated to Central and Eastern European cinema once again presents exceptional filmmaking, social relevance, and exciting new discoveries. The festival program is now online, and ticket pre-sales have officially started.

BERLIN: Eight feature films, three documentaries, two long animated films, and five short films, all produced or coproduced by FNE partner countries, have been shortlisted for the 38th European Film Awards, which will be held in Berlin on 17 January 2026.

TALLINN: The 15th Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event’s Baltic Event Co-Production Market will showcase 15 film projects from 19 to 21 November 2025.