The Festival is a space for artistic freedom; here are a few tips to help you enjoy it to the fullest:
Marked in green on the schedule: Screenings specifically tailored for young audiences, with the recommended minimum age indicated.
The rest of the program is generally intended for a “mature” audience. Generally for ages 14 and up, unless otherwise noted: some screenings include a content warning (!) while others are family-friendly for ages 10 and up (*)
For audience members who would like details on sensitive topics featured in the films, you can now refer to the Trigger Warning.
European competition 2
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Princeska
Franciszek Korolczuk
Pologne / 11'11 / 2026
22-year-old Diana is planning to move to England with her 4-year-old son. Her partner – the child’s father – has been living there for several years. Everything is ready: the suitcases are packed, and all Diana has to do is go and pick up her beloved from the station. When they finally reunite and Diana can finally breathe a sigh of relief, things begin to get complicated.
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Lekcije
Daria Blažević
Croatie/France / 10'32 / 2025
Three girls spend a lazy summer day in their neighborhood, trying to forget an encounter with a local pervert.
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Beneath the Night
Maximilian Karakatsanis
Allemagne / 13'33 / 2026
A metro driver with colorful hair is unexpectedly chosen as the face of a public transport advertising campaign, blurring the lines between the visible and hidden.
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Que me alimente
Olga Navalón, Bea Hohenleiter
Espagne / 14'26 / 2026
When Lourdes’s mother dies, a deafening silence settles over her home. The family avoids mourning, and her friends keep her company through leisure, parties, and alcohol. Lourdes tries to fill the void with external validation of her body—a body she mistreats because no one ever taught her how to nourish it.
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"VATERLAND" ODER EIN BULE NAMENS YANTO
Berthold Wahjudi
Allemagne/Indonésie / 25'00 / 2026
When German-Indonesian Yanto (mid 20s) visits his younger sister in Yogyakarta, he expects a simple reunion – until he realises she belongs more effortlessly than he ever has. As envy and dissonance between siblings surface, Yantos journey becomes a bittersweet exploration of mixed-race identity.
