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Berlin Film Week

Arts & entertainment
@berlinfilmweek
International film festival in Berlin Next dates: 1-5 July 2026 ⚡️Also check out @londonfilmweek and @newyorkfilmweek_
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  • Followers 12.1K
  • Engagement 0.34%
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About Berlin Film Week

Berlin Film Week (@berlinfilmweek) is an Arts & entertainment creator on Instagram, also filed under Entertainment. The account has 12,105 followers and 128 published posts. Recent posts average 19 likes and 0 comments, an engagement rate of 0.34%.

With 12.1K followers, Berlin Film Week is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Set against 206 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 59 followers per account Berlin Film Week follows. Berlin Film Week is set up as an Instagram business account. Flinque files Berlin Film Week under Arts & entertainment, with Entertainment as a secondary category.

The Instagram bio for Berlin Film Week runs to 16 words across 3 lines. The bio mentions @londonfilmweek and @newyorkfilmweek_. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Berlin Film Week dates from July 2026.

128 Posts

Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Berlin Film Week, 8 are carousels and 2 are single images. That mix leans toward carousels. 128 published posts give Berlin Film Week a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 95 followers for each post published. 9 of those 10 carry captions, averaging 159 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include sputnik, kino, july, tickets and filmfestival. The captions tag #berlinfilmweek, #independentcinema, #shortfilm, #sputnikkino and #heysel85.

That’s a wrap. ❤️

Five days. Countless conversations, new encounters, unexpected discoveries.

A huge thank you to every filmmaker who entrusted us with their work, to everyone who submitted a film, to our wonderful guests who travelled to Berlin, to our partners and volunteers, to our dedicated jury, and above all to our audience. Your curiosity, generosity and belief in carefully curated cinema made this edition of Berlin Film Week truly special.

Congratulations to all of this year’s award winners:

🏆 Best Feature Film — Heysel 85 by Teodora Ana Mihai

🏆 Best Short Film — Where Were We? by Suresh Eriyat

🏆 Jury Prize Feature Film — Every Line Becomes a Circle by Lynnette Luis, Christopher Leete, Ottilie Maters

🏆 Jury Prize Short Film — Jamais la nuit by Alberto Mangiapane, Chiara Napoleoni

🏆 Best directing — Teodora Ana Mihai (Heysel 85)

🏆 Best acting — Briana Middleton (Ride or Die)

🏆 Best screenplay — Blaise by Dimitri Planchon & Jean-Paul Guigue

Thank you for proving once again that cinema is best experienced together.

See you in 2027.
🎬 TONIGHT AT BERLIN FILM WEEK

A disaster. A football match. A room full of decisions.

On 29 May 1985, thirty-nine people died at the Heysel Stadium in Brussels before the European Cup Final between Juventus and Liverpool had even begun.

But HEYSEL 85, the remarkable new film by Teodora Ana Mihai, is not a film about the disaster itself.

It is a film about what happened around it.

Set in the corridors, VIP lounges, press rooms and back offices of the stadium, HEYSEL 85 follows politicians, journalists and officials as they gradually realize the scale of the tragedy unfolding around them — and begin, just as quickly, to negotiate responsibility, preserve appearances, and decide what must happen next. Should the match still be played? Who will bear the blame? And what does institutional failure sound like when heard from inside the room?

Shot in a visceral quasi-documentary style, blending archival material with fiction, HEYSEL 85 transforms one of Europe’s darkest sporting tragedies into a haunting reflection on power, responsibility and collective denial. More than forty years after the events, its questions feel disturbingly contemporary.

📍 Sputnik Kino
🗓️ Sun 5 July · 19:00

HEYSEL 85 (Belgium, 2026, 81 min), by Teodora Ana Mihai.

🎟️ tickets via link in bio

#BerlinFilmWeek #Heysel85 #TeodoraAnaMihai #IndependentCinema #BelgianCinema FilmFestival SputnikKino CinemaLovers PoliticalCinema ArthouseCinema LessChoiceMoreCinema
[today] SHORTS PROGRAMME

We’re delighted to present Jamais la nuit (Italy, 2026, 16 min), as part of today’s shorts programme. A beautiful and intimate meditation on love, memory and farewell.

Within the walls of an apartment, Gaspar and Jeanne share their final moments together. After Gaspar leaves, Jeanne is left alone with a growing sense of melancholy, the memory of what was. What follows is a delicate exploration of grief, longing, and the elusive nature of memory itself.

✨ We are especially thrilled to welcome both directors, Alberto Mangiapane and Chiara Napoleoni, who will be joining us in person for the screening.

Jamais la nuit is part of our International Shorts Programme, featuring six remarkable films from around the world exploring memory, identity, belonging and resilience.

📍 Sputnik Kino
🗓️ Saturday 4 July
🕖 19:00

🎟️ Tickets available via the link in bio /

#BerlinFilmWeek #JamaisLaNuit #ShortFilm #IndependentCinema SputnikKino FilmFestival ItalianCinema CinemaLovers BerlinEvents ArthouseCinema FilmmakersInAttendance
[DOCUMENTARY] TONIGHT AT BERLIN FILM WEEK
What if the most important chapter of your life began at 50?

At 93 years old, German artist Inge Besgen looks back on a life defined not by the expectations placed upon her, but by the courage to reject them.

✨ EVERY LINE BECOMES A CIRCLE is a moving and deeply inspiring portrait of a woman who, after a lifetime of being told who she should be, decided to become who she truly was.

Through archival footage, intimate conversations and Inge’s remarkable artwork, filmmakers Lynnette Luis, Christopher Leete and Ottilie Maters trace a journey of artistic awakening, reinvention and freedom.

We’re especially delighted to welcome the filmmakers tonight, who will be joining us tonight for an introduction and post-screening discussion.

The feature will be preceded by short film:

🎬 DECISIONS (Lisa Brandt & Kira Rosendahl, Germany, 2025, 2 min)

A brief but unforgettable reflection on the single courageous decision that changed one woman’s life forever.

📍 Sputnik Kino
🗓️ Friday 3 July
🕖 19:00

One short film.
One feature film.
One evening.

Less choice. More cinema.

🎟️ tickets:

#BerlinFilmWeek #EveryLineBecomesACircle #IndependentCinema #Documentary #ArtFilm SputnikKino BerlinEvents CinemaLovers WomenArtists ArthouseCinema FilmFestival
😍WORLD PREMIERE AT BERLIN FILM WEEK

Tomorrow at 19:00, we’re proud to present the World Premiere of Normal (France, 2026, 10 min) as part of our Shorts Programme.

Directed by Lara Panah-Izadi, Normal tells the story of a hypersensitive man who experiences every emotion with overwhelming intensity. In an attempt to protect himself from the violence of his own feelings, he begins to shield himself from the world - risking the loss of everything that truly moves him.

At once poignant, playful and deeply human, Normal explores what it means to feel too much in a world that often asks us to feel less.

✨ World Premiere
🎬 Directed by Lara Panah-Izadi
📍 Sputnik Kino
🗓️ Saturday 4 July
🕖 19:00

Normal screens alongside five other remarkable short films from Italy, Mexico, Germany, India and the USA.

🎟️ Tickets available via the link in bio /

#BerlinFilmWeek #WorldPremiere #Normal #ShortFilm #FrenchCinema IndependentCinema SputnikKino FilmFestival BerlinEvents ArthouseCinema ShortsCompetition
🎬🧡 BERLIN FILM WEEK × CINEVILLE

Good news for Cineville members: your Cineville card grants you free access to all Berlin Film Week screenings from 1–5 July at Sputnik Kino.

To celebrate our collaboration, we’re also giving away:

🎟️ 3 × 1-month Cineville memberships (for new members only)

To participate:
🧡 Follow and
👫 Tag a friend you’d bring to the cinema

We’ll contact the winners on Sunday evening.
Free memberships need to be activated in July 2026.

Berlin Film Week 2026
📍 Sputnik Kino
📅 1–5 July 2026
🎟️ Programme & tickets:
DAY 2 of BFW: One of the most talked-about queer thrillers of the year arrives in Berlin tonight.

🔥 RIDE OR DIE (USA, 2025) — making its German Premiere tonight at Berlin Film Week.

After its World Premiere at Tribeca, this electrifying debut feature is a tense, intimate and wildly unpredictable journey through love, obsession and survival.

We’re especially thrilled to welcome producer Matthew Keene Smith, who is joining us all the way from Los Angeles to introduce Josalynn Smith’s acclaimed debut feature RIDE OR DIE and take part in a post-screening Q&A.

Before the feature, we’ll present YELLOW CANARY (Germany, 2025), directed by Izel Elif, who will also be with us tonight to introduce her beautiful short film exploring questions of identity, belonging and home.

Set between Berlin’s streets and the echoes of Turkish family history, Yellow Canary follows Leyla’s search for belonging, identity and home.

🎬 YELLOW CANARY (11 min)
Directed by Izel Elif

🎬 RIDE OR DIE (85 min)
Directed by Josalynn Smith
German Premiere

📍 Sputnik Kino
🗓️ Thursday 2 July
🕖 19:00

Join us for an evening of bold, personal cinema and conversation. Tickets via the link in bio

#BerlinFilmWeek #RideOrDie #YellowCanary #SputnikKino #GermanPremiere Tribeca QueerCinema IndependentFilm BerlinEvents FilmFestival CinemaInBerlin SupportIndependentCinema
Here we go again ❤️
Catch us until Sunday!
Lineup via link in bio
WIN 2 TICKETS TO OUR SHORTS PROGRAMME

This Saturday at 19:00, join us at Sputnik Kino for one of our favourite evenings of the festival: Berlin Film Week’s Shorts Programme.

Six films. Six worlds. Six distinct cinematic voices..

✨ A World Premiere from France
✨ Animated documentaries from Mexico and the USA
✨ Personal essays on home and belonging
✨ A surreal animated odyssey from India
✨ Stories of memory, love, war, identity and resilience

SHORTS PROGRAMME
📍 Saturday 4 July · 19:00 · Sputnik Kino

🎬 Jamais la nuit (Italy, 16’) — directed by Alberto Mangiapane & Chiara Napoleoni
🎬 I Promise You Violence (Mexico, 9’) — directed by Juan Maria Leon
🎬 Normal (France, 10’) — directed by Lara Panah-Izadi — WORLD PREMIERE
🎬 Ball Lightning (USA, 12’) — directed by Catriona Trina Baker
🎬 On Home and Otherness (Germany, 16’) — directed by Laura Russ
🎬 Where Were We? (India, 4’) — directed by Suresh Eriyat

Want to win 2 tickets?

To enter:
❤️ Like this post
🎬 Follow
💬 Tag the person you’d bring with you in the comments

We’ll contact the winner on Friday evening.

Because sometimes the most memorable cinema experiences come in short form.

#BerlinFilmWeek #BerlinEvents #SputnikKino #ShortFilm #IndependentCinema ArtHouseCinema FilmFestival BerlinCulture CinemaLovers Giveaway ShortFilms Animation Documentary WorldPremiere

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Berlin Film Week's engagement rate on Instagram is 0.34%, under 1%, fewer than 1 like or comment per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 294 followers. Recent posts average 19 likes and 0 comments, so every recorded reaction is a like.

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Who is Berlin Film Week?

Berlin Film Week (@berlinfilmweek) is an Arts & entertainment creator on Instagram, also filed under Entertainment. Berlin Film Week is set up as an Instagram business account. The Instagram bio for Berlin Film Week runs to 16 words across 3 lines.

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Berlin Film Week has 12,105 followers on Instagram (12.1K). Set against 206 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 59 followers per account Berlin Film Week follows. 128 published posts give Berlin Film Week a moderate archive on Instagram.

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Berlin Film Week's engagement rate on Instagram is 0.34%, under 1%, fewer than 1 like or comment per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 294 followers. Recent posts average 19 likes and 0 comments, so every recorded reaction is a like.

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Flinque files Berlin Film Week under Arts & entertainment, with Entertainment as a secondary category. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Berlin Film Week, 8 are carousels and 2 are single images. The 9 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Berlin Film Week repeatedly use the words sputnik, kino, july, tickets and filmfestival. Berlin Film Week's captions carry hashtags such as #berlinfilmweek, #independentcinema and #shortfilm. Berlin Film Week writes those captions mainly in English.

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