Events & Festivals

For the first time, the Munich Series Camp Festival invites series fans from all over Germany to a joint virtual series event. From November 5 to 22, the series festival presents its extensive selection in its sixth edition for the first time throughout Germany - thanks to its own free VOD platform and the extensive live supporting program Seriencamp TV. This year, SERIENCAMP is supported by the main sponsors Amazon Prime Video and MagentaTV, who will present a diverse selection of original series.

After a difficult childhood drives him into the grasps of a white supremacist gang, Bryon (Jamie Bell, giving a visceral, explosive performance) tries to escape into a new life outside, all the while questioning whether he's capable of changing — or repenting for — the evil he's become. Israeli director Guy Nattiv makes his American feature debut with this galvanizing and urgent story of transformation, inspired by actual events.

„SchleFaZ“ steht für „Die schlechtesten Filme aller Zeiten“. Nachdem sie letztes Jahr zum Staffel-Finale die Mutter aller Hai-Desaster-Filme, SHARKNADO 3, filetierten, laden der Medienterminator Oliver Kalkofe und der Meister des geschliffenen Wortwitzes Peter Rütten zum Auftakt der Sommerstaffel 2016 zu einer etwas anderen Sommer-Schlager-Party ins Berliner Kino International!

Das Label für den besonderen Film in Deutschland begeht seinen 20. Geburtstag mit dem ARTHAUS-Festval und bringt 20 Filmklassiker in digitaler Bild- und Tonqualität auf die Kinoleinwände zurück. Unter anderem werden unvergessliche Meisterwerke wie Francis Ford Coppolas „Apocalypse Now“, Jean-Luc Godards „Außer Atem“, Mike Nichols‘ „Die Reifeprüfung“, Percy Adlons „Out of Rosenheim“, Werner Herzogs „Fitzcarraldo“ und Jean Renoirs‘ „Die große Illusion“ erstmals in digitaler Qualität neu zu erleben sein.

Filmfest Hamburg is a festival for the audience. In ten permanent and several anually changing sections, Filmfest Hamburg shows about 140 national and international feature and documentary films as world, European or German premiere. The many facets of the program range from sophisticated arthouse films to innovative mainstream cinema.

Filmfest Hamburg presents the first feature films of young German and international directors together with films by internationally established directors. Furthermore special German TV productions find their unique way to the big screen.