Years running: 73 (since 1952)
International film festival in Mannheim.
About
The International Filmfestival Mannheim-Heidelberg is one of the oldest filmfestivals in the world - and the second oldest in Germany. For nearly 60 years it has been a forum for the art of cinema, for films with a personal signature - the author film.
During the history of the festival, debut features of now famous directors such as Jim Jarmusch (1980), Thomas Vinterberg (1997), Bryan Singer (1993), Atom Egoyan (1984), François Truffaut (1959), Rainer Werner Fassbinder (1969), Wim Wenders (1969), Krzyszof Kieslowski (1975), Lars von Trier (1984), Matias Bize (2003) or Ramin Bahrani (2005) were first introduced to an international public.
There are competitive and non-competitive programm. Subsequent to each screenings there are public panel discussions with the film's representatives.
The Cutting Edge Talent Camp supports outstanding projects and talented filmmakers from Germany in their first steps towards international networking, recognition and production.
Awards
Rules
Documents and Other Requisite Items
Subtitles language: English and/or German
Premiere Requirements
National premiere required.
Jury and Organizers
Festival director — Dr. Sascha Keilholz
Selection Committee:
Dr. Sascha Keilholz
Frederic Jaeger
Hannes Brühwiler
Ursula Schöndeling
Lisa Niederauer
Documents
Regulations − Entry form − 2023
Place
Germany
Mannheim
Official Website
Contacts
Address:
IFFMH - Filmfestival Mannheim gGmbH
Kleiststr. 3-5
D- 68167 Mannheim
Germany
Phone: +49-6 21-48 92 62 11
Email: info@iffmh.de
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