Festival de Cannes
Three German short film productions are celebrating their big appearance at the Festival de Cannes (May 13-24, 2025): MY GRANDMOTHER IS A SKYDIVER by Polina Piddubna (Film University Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF) has been invited to screen in La Cinef. EROGENESIS by Xandra Popescu (DFFB, Angst Film, Hello Trouble) and CRITICAL CONDITION by Mila Zhluktenko (Michael Kalb Filmproduktion, Bayerischer Rundfunk, HFF München) will also be screened in the Short Film Competition of the Semaine de la Critique.
At the festival's film market, the Marché du Film, 29 brand-new short films will also be presented, which industry representatives can view via the AG Kurzfilm online catalog. 8 films from this selection, which have already screened successfully at international film festivals such as the Berlinale, Oberhausen, Visions du Réel or Rotterdam, will also be available for online viewing under the title “Festival Highlight 2025” in the Short Film Corner (May 18-21, 2025), the festival platform for short film. They will remain accessible there for accredited users for one year. In addition, registered users can also view some of the films via the industry platform T-Port.
The Next Generation Short Tiger program, the cooperation project between German Films and the German Federal Film Board (FFA), in which AG Kurzfilm is a partner, can also be viewed online in the Short Film Corner. The AG Kurzfilm also offers young short film makers on location joint screenings of short films.
Detailed information can be found in our press release.
At the festival's film market, the Marché du Film, 29 brand-new short films will also be presented, which industry representatives can view via the AG Kurzfilm online catalog. 8 films from this selection, which have already screened successfully at international film festivals such as the Berlinale, Oberhausen, Visions du Réel or Rotterdam, will also be available for online viewing under the title “Festival Highlight 2025” in the Short Film Corner (May 18-21, 2025), the festival platform for short film. They will remain accessible there for accredited users for one year. In addition, registered users can also view some of the films via the industry platform T-Port.
The Next Generation Short Tiger program, the cooperation project between German Films and the German Federal Film Board (FFA), in which AG Kurzfilm is a partner, can also be viewed online in the Short Film Corner. The AG Kurzfilm also offers young short film makers on location joint screenings of short films.
Detailed information can be found in our press release.