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A selection of shorts directed by well-known filmmakers in their early career including François Ozon, Agnès Varda and Jean-Luc Godard.

Short Films by Cinema's Greats

From 1-31 December discover 12 European films and vote for the Audience Award.

ArteKino Festival 2024

A collection of films by the acclaimed Belgian director.

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The Cinema of Chantal Akerman

ARTE brings you the many voices of European cinema.

Films

A selection of eight short films that have won awards from film academies across the continent.

European Short Film

ArteKino Selection Zone Event

ArteKino Festival 2023

When a minor earthquake throws life coach Aaron’s world into turmoil, he tries to find out the cause of this unusual event. A musical short film that plunges into the world of conspiracy theories.

When a minor earthquake throws life coach Aaron’s world into turmoil, he tries to understand why it happened.

I Am the Architect of My Life

A conversation with Carolina Cavlli about her film ‘Amanda’ which features in the ArteKino Festival 2024. Carolina was born in Milan and works as a screenwriter and director. 

Director of 'Amanda'

In Conversation with Carolina Cavalli

The 2023 Palme d'Or winner "Anatomy of a Fall" directed by Justine Triet is now showing in theatres. We revisit the filmmaker's distinctive and lively style. Triet is known for her remarkable feminist portraits. Her films "Age of Panic", "Victoria" and "Sibyl" form a turbulent body of work depicting contemporaryand urban France.

Justine Triet's films form a turbulent body of work depicting urban and contemporary France.

In Conversation with Justine Triet

Before becoming a filmmaker, Robert Guédiguian always thought he would be an activist who lived intensely. His cinema is like him: From Marseille, expansive and joyful, poetic and above all, human.

Robert Guédiguian talks through his forty year career as a filmmaker.

In Conversation with Robert Guédiguian

Louis Garrel, actor and filmmaker, discusses "The Innocent", where he merges his love for introspective drama and playful humor. From starring in his father Philippe Garrel’s art films to embodying the King of France in "The Three Musketeers", Garrel has navigated diverse genres. In this interview, he reveals how "The Innocent" became the ultimate synthesis of his cinematic dreams.

Louis Garrel reflects on “The Innocent”, blending his cinematic passions as actor and director.

In Conversation with Louis Garrel

Michael Haneke retraces his career and talks about the first films he made for television, but also how they differ from his later films intended for a cinema audience.

Speaking to Michael Haneke about his films for cinema and television.

In Conversation with Michael Haneke

François Ozon navigates diverse genres, from tragedies to popular comedies and enigmatic tales. With curiosity and a playful approach, he deciphers the unknowns of life through his films, crafting stories that reveal his unique cinematic voice.

Filmmaker François Ozon explores life’s mysteries through comedies, dramas and strange tales.

In Conversation with François Ozon

For Rebecca Zlotowski, being a filmmaker today is all about taking an intimate look at the world. As a screenwriter and director, she makes films by infusing her personal obsessions with major social movements. Zlotowski’s work is imbued with poetry, charm and a paradoxical mystery between a pragmatic and mysterious view of life.

Being a filmmaker today means bearing witness to the world, as director and screenwriter Rebecca Zlotowski explains.

A Conversation with Rebecca Zlotowski

Walter Salles, a former documentary filmmaker, is deeply inspired by Brazil’s history. His films vividly depict the country’s social and political realities, intertwining past and present. Central to his storytelling are the perspectives of people in a society shaped by the absence of fathers, both figuratively and literally – offering a poignant view of Brazilian identity.

Throughout his journey from documentary to fiction, Walter Salles has always been moved by the history of his homeland, Brazil.

A Conversation with Walter Salles

A conversation with Louise Narboni about her latest documentary film which features in the ArteKino Festival 2024.

Director of 'Agathe, Solange, and Me'

A conversation with Louise Narboni about her latest documentary film which features in the ArteKino Festival 2024. 

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