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  3. Film festival in Cottbus, opening ceremony

Film festival in Cottbus, opening ceremony

Nov 4, 2025

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  • November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Festival Director BERND BUDER speaks during the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC) at the Staatstheater Cottbus, one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_019 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

    November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Festival Director BERND BUDER speaks during the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC) at the Staatstheater Cottbus, one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_019 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

  • November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Ambassador of Estonia, MARIKA LINNTAM (C), speaks during the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC) at the Staatstheater Cottbus, one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_018 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

    November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Ambassador of Estonia, MARIKA LINNTAM (C), speaks during the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC) at the Staatstheater Cottbus, one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_018 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

  • November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: An exterior view of the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_017 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

    November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: An exterior view of the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_017 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

  • November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Ambassador of Estonia, MARIKA LINNTAM (C), speaks during the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC) at the Staatstheater Cottbus, one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_016 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

    November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Ambassador of Estonia, MARIKA LINNTAM (C), speaks during the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC) at the Staatstheater Cottbus, one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_016 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

  • November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Ambassador of Estonia, MARIKA LINNTAM (C), attends the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC) at the Staatstheater Cottbus, one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_015 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

    November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Ambassador of Estonia, MARIKA LINNTAM (C), attends the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC) at the Staatstheater Cottbus, one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_015 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

  • November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: An exterior view of the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_014 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

    November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: An exterior view of the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_014 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

  • November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Guests attend the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_013 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

    November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Guests attend the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_013 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

  • November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Guests react during the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC) at the Staatstheater Cottbus, one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_012 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

    November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Guests react during the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC) at the Staatstheater Cottbus, one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_012 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

  • November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Guests attend the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_011 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

    November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Guests attend the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_011 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

  • November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Ambassador of Estonia, MARIKA LINNTAM (C), speaks during the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC) at the Staatstheater Cottbus, one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_010 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

    November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Ambassador of Estonia, MARIKA LINNTAM (C), speaks during the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC) at the Staatstheater Cottbus, one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_010 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

  • November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Two guests wait at the Staatstheater Cottbus balcon ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_009 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

    November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Two guests wait at the Staatstheater Cottbus balcon ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_009 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

  • November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Guests attend the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_008 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

    November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Guests attend the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_008 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

  • November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: An exterior view of the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_007 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

    November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: An exterior view of the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_007 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

  • November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Guests line up in front of the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_006 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

    November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Guests line up in front of the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_006 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

  • November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: An exterior view of the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_005 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

    November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: An exterior view of the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_005 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

  • November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: An exterior view of the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_004 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

    November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: An exterior view of the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_004 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

  • November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: An exterior view of the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_003 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

    November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: An exterior view of the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_003 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

  • November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Festival Director BERND BUDER speaks during the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC) at the Staatstheater Cottbus, one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_002 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

    November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Festival Director BERND BUDER speaks during the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC) at the Staatstheater Cottbus, one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_002 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

  • November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Press attendees interview in front of the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_001 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

    November 4, 2025, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany: Press attendees interview in front of the Staatstheater Cottbus ahead of the opening ceremony of the 35th FilmFestival Cottbus (FFC), one of the leading events dedicated to Eastern European cinema. The 2025 edition runs from November 4 to 9, presenting around 140 films from more than 40 countries. Held in Cottbus, a bilingual German-Sorbian city near the Polish border, the festival brings together filmmakers, industry representatives, and audiences to celebrate cultural diversity and promote Central and Eastern European cinema. Cottbus Germany - ZUMAf146 20251104_zip_f146_001 Copyright: xRouzbehxFouladix

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