Founded in 2023 in Saint-Petersburg (Russia), Otherworldly Film Festival is an independent international festival of experimental cinema and a lab for artists working with the moving image. The festival explores liminality, spectrality, the transitional states of the image, and all possible interpretations of the otherworldly. Each year the curators choose a new overarching theme along with individual vectors of inquiry. This year the festival presented 60 films from 36 countries.

Between Film and Art at the Eastern Neighbours Film Festival in The Hague presents two programmes. The first is a solo programme of experimental newsreels by Nika Autor about survival and memory in the forests at the edges of the European Union. The second brings together short films by Alexandre Koberidze, Katja Novitskova and Dane Komljen around the life of the image.

Programmed by Temra Pavlović.

TICKETS ON SALE for the 8th edition of IFFH!
International Film Festival The Hague
13-15 November at Pathe Buitenhof in Den Haag, in The Netherlands.

IFFH, The International Film Festival The Hague is a celebration of independent cinema, providing a platform for emerging talent and underrepresented voices.
Since 2019, international filmmakers and film enthusiasts have gathered in The Hague every autumn to celebrate diverse storytelling, foster visibility, and learn from one another.

This retrospective traces the long-ranging career of the great William Greaves; filmmaker, producer and activist whose trailblazing work defied racial and artistic barriers across the 20th century. 

Through his work in fiction, docs, and experimental films, Greaves educated the masses and challenged the status quo. Born in 1926 Harlem, a true renaissance man, he worked first as an actor and dancer before forming a long-lasting career as a producer, songwriter, and director.