Tickets for the KFFK N°20 are available now via Rausgegangen.
For questions about tickets, please contact: tickets@kffk.de
With a Cineville subscription, free tickets can be redeemed for all individual KFFK events.
Tickets for the KFFK N°20 are available now via Rausgegangen.
For questions about tickets, please contact: tickets@kffk.de
With a Cineville subscription, free tickets can be redeemed for all individual KFFK events.
TICKETS
Solidarity 5 €
Regular 9 €
Supporters 14 €
Solidarity tickets are for people who cannot afford a regular ticket. By purchasing a supporter ticket, you enable us to issue solidarity tickets.
CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMES
5 €
FESTIVAL PARTY
5 €, box office only
Free access with accreditation
Filmhaus ♿
Festival HQ & Filmhaus cinema
Maybachstr. 111
Public Transp.: Hansaring
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Filmforum NRW (im Museum Ludwig)
currently not wheelchair accessible
Bischofsgartenstraße 1
Public Transp.: Dom/Hauptbahnhof
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Lichtspiele Kalk ♿
Kalk-Mülheimer-Straße 130 — 132
Public Transp.: Kalk Post or Kalk Kapelle
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PÄFF
Friesenwall 130
ÖPNV: Friesenplatz
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OFF Broadway
Zülpicher Str 24
Public Transp.: Zülpicher Platz or Dasselstr./Bahnhof Süd
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machwerkhaus Köln
Dillenburger Str. 71–97
Public Transp.: Kalk Kapelle
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Filmhaus (Festival HQ), Filmforum NRW, Lichtspiele Kalk, Off Broadway, machwerkhaus köln. The festival party will take place at PÄFF. You can find the exact addresses here.
Doors open 15 minutes before each program. Please note: entry is not guaranteed after the program’s starting time indicated on your ticket. Remaining seats may be given to people on the waiting list to ensure as many guests as possible can attend.
You can find the timetable here.
Tickets are available online only, through Rausgegangen. All screenings have open seating.
Soli 5 € | Regular 9 € | Support 14 €
– Solidarity tickets for people who cannot afford a regular ticket. By purchasing a support ticket, you enable us to issue solidarity tickets. –
Holders of a Cineville Pass can book tickets for free.
Yes, most screenings will sell out. Best to get your tickets early.
If a screening is sold out online, a few remaining seats may become available shortly before the start. Please arrive early and ask the personnel at the cinema entrance. THey will tell you if you can queue for remaining tickets.
Yes, you can get one free ticket for each screening with your personal code. With your accreditation code, you can get your ticket via Rausgegangen, two days prior to each screening from 10:00 o’clock.
No, admission is free and is managed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Here’s the link to the accreditation page.
Loop: Entry is possible at any time during opening hours; seating may be limited.
Virtual Reality: Two viewing stations are available; on-site you can reserve a 30-minute slot.
Shorts on Wheels: Seating may be limited.
KFFK+: Free admission; limited capacity (allocated on a “first come, first served” basis).
KFFK shows all kinds of films, not limited to any genre, region or form as long as they are shorter than 45 minutes (most films are 10–30 minutes).
Each regular programme shows 4–8 short films with a combined length of around 80 minutes. Depending on the programme filmmakers will be present for a short Q&A session after their films.
The timetable offers a overview of the programme organized by day, the programme section page gives an overview of the festival section. You can also access the downloadable PDF of our programme brochure
COMPETITIONS (WETTBEWERBE): Films that compete for prizes awarded by juries and the audience
PERSPECTIVES (PERSPEKTIVEN): programmes grouped around regional or thematic topics.
SPECIALS: programmes that have a special, event-like character
BEST OF FESTIVALS: three programmes showcasing films that won at other short film festivals around the world
CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMES (KINDERPROGRAMME): two programmes for children, one from age 4 and one from age 6.
BEYOND THE CINEMA: programmes that take place outside the classical cinema experience: Shorts on Wheels, Loop, Virtual Reality
Yes. We host both an Opening and a Closing Event, and admission is free for both. Please check our timetable for details.
All films are shown in their original language with English subtitles. Language and subtitling information can be found for each programme in the Festival Catalogue.
Yes. While there are no official networking events, the festival offers plenty of informal opportunities to meet and exchange with other filmmakers and guests before and after screenings and at our evening events.
None of the programmes have an official approval for minors. There are two children programms with films specifically chosen for or young audience.
All venues are barrier-free, including barrier-free toilets, except where otherwise noted.
Filmhaus ♿
Filmforum – currently not barrier-free!
Lichtspiele Kalk ♿
Off Broadway ♿ (no barrier-free toilet!)
machwerkhaus köln – currently not barrier-free!
Yes. Our KFFK+ showcases a selection of films for the German Competition. Films will be screened with German subtitles, German audio descriptions for the visually impaired and German sign language. The Q&As with the filmmakers will also be translated into German sign language.