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19 articles available in total starting from 12/08/2025. Last article published on 09/07/2026.

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The Munich Film Festival sees Alli Haapasalo and Christian Bonke discussing vulnerability, trust and risk-taking in Nordic cinema

The Munich Film Festival sees Alli Haapasalo and Christian Bonke discussing vulnerability, trust and risk-taking in Nordic cinema

The helmers unpacked the creative processes behind Tell Everyone and Hercules Falling, two island-set dramas shaped by trauma, community and a search for freedom  

09/07 | Munich 2026

Review: The Guests

Review: The Guests

Cristina Diz and Stefan Butzmühlen’s feature has the texture, performances and emotional seriousness of a strong period road movie, and strives to make its journey fully resonate  

06/07 | Munich 2026

Jaume Claret Muxart’s Strange River wins the CineCoPro Award at Munich

Jaume Claret Muxart’s Strange River wins the CineCoPro Award at Munich

Other victors at the Bavarian gathering included Visar Morina’s Shame and Money, Jing Zou’s A Girl Unknown, and Ella Cieslinski and Nina Wesemann’s Dear Future Self  

06/07 | Munich 2026 | Awards

REPORT: CineCoPro Conference @ Munich International Film Festival 2026

REPORT: CineCoPro Conference @ Munich International Film Festival 2026

We take a closer look at the projects presented at the German event, which this year spotlighted co-productions between Germany and the Nordic countries  

03/07 | Munich 2026

Review: Bearhunting

Review: Bearhunting

Set in Germany in 1834, Peter Meister’s satire sends a group of toxic men off on a bear hunt, where the real prey is the truth – and the participants themselves  

02/07 | Munich 2026

Series review: Ritus

Series review: Ritus

The compelling folk-horror series directed by Jonathan B Behr tells of how, every 18 years, a German town is gripped by fear as strange things start happening  

01/07 | Munich 2026

Review: Memories of a Forest

Review: Memories of a Forest

Austrian director Katharina Rabl's feature debut deals with heritage and family patterns that entire generations of women are stuck in  

30/06 | Munich 2026

Alina Götzlich • Head of Industry, Munich International Film Festival

Interview: Alina Götzlich • Head of Industry, Munich International Film Festival

“A successful industry platform is not only about scheduling meetings; it is about creating shared memories”

The new head of Industry outlines her vision for a more connected and internationally minded platform, from co-production initiatives to fostering dialogue across the film sector  

23/06 | Munich 2026

Christoph Gröner, Julia Weigl • Festival director/CEO/artistic co-director and artistic co-director, Munich International Film Festival

Interview: Christoph Gröner, Julia Weigl • Festival director/CEO/artistic co-director and artistic co-director, Munich International Film Festival

“We hope our films will travel the world and have a very laid-back and impactful experience at the festival”

The artistic heads reflect on the gathering’s growing international profile, its expanding cultural footprint across the city and its commitment to championing new German cinema  

22/06 | Munich 2026

Munich Industry Days return with a Nordic focus and new talent initiatives

Munich Industry Days return with a Nordic focus and new talent initiatives

The industry strand of the German festival will home in on the five Nordic countries and serves as the venue for the launch of First Cut+ Munich  

18/06 | Munich 2026

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