Berlin International Film Festival
TypeFeature film and short film festival
ThemeAll films
LocationGermany
PeriodFebruary
Event presentation
Berlin: an exciting, cosmopolitan cultural hotspot with undiminished appeal. In the middle of it the Berlinale: not only the biggest cultural event of the city, but one of the most important in the international film business. More than 19,000 industry professionals from 120 countries, including 4,000 journalists, are accredited every year at the Berlin International Film Festival. A mammoth event—but also a festival of encounters and debates. With over 200,000 admission tickets sold, the Berlinale is not only an industry meeting, but also the biggest audience festival in the world. Art, glamour, parties, and business come together for the two weeks of the Festival.
Every year the Berlinale exudes an enormous appeal and gives an important fresh impetus to international filmmaking, while at the same time maintaining close ties with Berlin and Berliners. The Berlinale has shared in and reflected the recent history of the city like hardly any other cultural event. Founded in 1951 as a “...
Information on feature films
Contact UniFrance: Yoann Ubermulhin
Registration conditions for short films
Films produced on or after : L'année précédant le Festival
Subtitling required
Maximum runtime : 30'
Films produced on or after : L'année précédant le Festival
Genres accepted : All genres
Screening format requirements : Video File, DCP (Digital Cinema Package)
Festival years
Team & contact
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