• After 2 years of pandemic, EUFF is back with its on-ground edition
  • 27th edition of EUFF also marks the celebration of 60 years of diplomatic relationship and cultural exchange between the European Union & India

New Delhi, Oct 20th, 2022: After two years of the pandemic, the European Union film festival (EUFF) is back with its on-ground edition that starts from November 4th till 13th 2022. In its 27th edition, the on- ground film festival in New Delhi will screen 27 movies from 27 European Union (EU) member states in 23 languages.

EUFF boasts of 40 days of high quality, award winning cinema that’s curated to delight audiences with a plethora of genres that promise to take them on a roller coaster of emotions. The festival will feature movies from Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden. These include some of the most talked about movies that have been awarded / participated in prestigious European film festivals. Watch out for Sonata, The Naked Truth About Zhiguli Band, Les Perfumes, Tailor, Even Mice Belong in Heaven, Fox in a Hole, & many more to experience remarkable film making.

The European Union Film Festival is an annual event celebrating the diversity and creativity of European cinema, heritage, and culture. Organized by the Delegation of the European Union to India, Embassies of EU Member States and regional partners, the EUFF this year also marks the celebration of 60 years of diplomatic relationship between the European Union & India. Both EU and India celebrate storytelling and this festival is a step towards creating a larger cultural exchange between the two.

The European Union Film Festival as a platform brings some of the best stories and creators from Europe face to face with the Indian audience. It’s an excellent platform to discover cinema through a completely new lens of programmers who search the world of stories that can take an audience by surprise. It provides an opportunity to meet the master storytellers, get the taste of various cultures and experience myriad emotions, all at one place, and with that an audience has a chance to enter a whole new world of stories & storytelling.

The European Union Film Festival will be hosted in New Delhi across three venues – India Habitat Centre, Instituto Cervantes and India International Center (Nov`4th to 13th 2022). The festival promises to offer an eclectic mix of cinema, from human drama to fantasy and what binds all them together is solid storytelling, riveting performances and extraordinary visuals that make every frame look like poetry in motion. Virtual film festival will follow the on-ground film festival and will run from 15th November to 15th December’22.

All films will have English subtitles and will be on a first come, first serve basis. Some of the movies are 18+, please check the ratings before planning a visit

The films to be screened at the on-ground EUFF 2022 are:

Austria / Fox in a Hole ; Belgium / Playground; Bulgaria / The Naked Truth About Zhiguli Band (Golata istina za grupa Zhiguli); Croatia / Even Pigs Go to Heaven (Nosila je rubac črleni); Cyprus / Dog;

Czech Republic / Even Mice Belong in Heaven (Mysi patri do nebe); Denmark / Riders of Justice (Retfærdighedens ryttere); Estonia / Rain; Finland / Force of Habit (En vanefråga); France / Les Parfumes; Germany /Coup; Greece / Tailor I Raftis; Hungary / Wild Roots (Külön falka); Ireland / Rose Plays Julie; Italy / Easy Living (Easy Living- La Vita Facile); Latvia / The Pit (Bedre); Lithuania / Feature Film About Life; Luxembourg / Io Sto Bene; Malta / Luzzu; Netherlands / Do Not Hesitate; Poland / Sonata; Portugal / My Grandfather’s Demon (Os demónios do meu avô); Romania / The Island;

Slovenia / Sanremo; Slovakia / Chlieb Nas Kazdodenny (Liquid Bread); Spain The Volunteer (La voluntaria); Sweden / Comedy Queen;

About the European Union (EU):

The EU, which consists of 27 countries, has the world's largest economy and its third largest population, after China and India. Though richly diverse, the countries that make up the EU (its 'Member States') are all committed to the same basic values: peace, democracy, the rule of law and respect for human rights. They have set up common institutions so that decisions on matters of joint interest can be made democratically at the European level. By creating a frontier-free single market and a single currency (the euro) which has been adopted by 19 Member States, the EU has given a significant boost to trade and employment. It is also at the forefront of policies on sustainability.EU-India relations: It’s been 60 years that EU and India have worked together to reduce poverty, prevent disasters, expand trade, and promote joint research in energy, health, agriculture and many other fields of mutual interest.

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