November 17–December 1, 2022
European Union Film Festival 2022
Europe without the jet lag!
After a two-year hiatus as an in-theatre festival, the European Union Film Festival returns for a special hybrid edition that brings the latest in European cinema to your screen and, at last, ours too! Proudly presented with festival partners in Ottawa (Canadian Film Institute) and Toronto (EU Toronto Film Festival), along with the member states of the European Union and the Delegation of the European Union to Canada, this year’s festival features entries from all 27 EU members. Each film will screen theatrically at The Cinematheque, with a majority of titles becoming available to rent online at euffonline.ca in the days following their in-person presentations. (A new virtual title will be released daily, from November 18 to December 10.)
In a show of solidarity with Ukraine, this 2022 edition of the EUFF includes a special presentation of the acclaimed Ukrainian film Klondike, organized in partnership with the Embassy of Ukraine to Canada. Proceeds from the Vancouver screening will benefit the Maple Hope Foundation, a Canadian not-for-profit organization committed to helping people suffering from the war in Ukraine.
Whether in person, at home, or some convenient combination of both, don’t miss our annual showcase of excellence in contemporary European cinema, marking its 25th anniversary at The Cinematheque this year!
Complete this short survey for a chance to win a pass to next year’s (2023) EUFF!
Please note: Tickets to in-person screenings do not include access to online EUFF offerings, nor vice versa.
Acknowledgments
For assistance in making Vancouver’s European Union Film Festival possible, The Cinematheque is grateful to Diodora Bucur, Press Officer, Delegation of the European Union to Canada (Ottawa); Tom McSorley, Executive Director, Canadian Film Institute (Ottawa); Jérémie Abessira, Executive Director, European Union Toronto Film Festival; and the Embassies and Consulates of all European Union member states. Program subject to change.
Media
List of Programmed Films
Date | Film Title | Director(s) | Year | Country |
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2022-Nov | Havel | Slávek Horák | 2020 | Czech Republic |
2022-Nov | Redemption of a Rogue | Philip Doherty | 2020 | Ireland |
2022-Nov | Karaoke Paradise | Einari Paakkanen | 2022 | Finland |
2022-Nov | A Taste of Hunger | Christoffer Boe | 2021 | Denmark |
2022-Nov | The Volunteer | Nely Reguera | 2022 | Spain . . . |
2022-Nov | Skin Walker | Christian Neuman | 2019 | Luxembourg . . . |
2022-Nov | Silence: Voices of Lisbon | Céline Carlisle . . . | 2020 | Portugal . . . |
2022-Nov | A Day in the Life of a Teddy Bear | Vassilis Xiros | 2022 | Greece . . . |
2022-Nov | Fox in a Hole | Arman T. Riahi | 2020 | Austria |
2022-Nov | Fear | Ivaylo Hristov | 2020 | Bulgaria |
2022-Nov | The Pit | Dace Pūce | 2020 | Latvia . . . |
2022-Nov | Toxikoma | Gábor Herendi | 2021 | Hungary |
2022-Nov | The Orchestra | Matevž Luzar | 2021 | Slovenia |
2022-Nov | No One’s with the Calves | Sabrina Sarabi | 2021 | Germany |
2022-Nov | Diabolik | Antonio Manetti . . . | 2021 | Italy |
2022-Nov | Patrick | Tim Mielants | 2019 | Belgium . . . |
2022-Nov | Tigers | Ronnie Sandahl | 2020 | Sweden . . . |
2022-Nov | I Never Cry | Piotr Domalewski | 2020 | Poland . . . |
2022-Nov | A Tale of Love and Desire | Leyla Bouzid | 2021 | France . . . |
2022-Nov | A Butterfly’s Heart | Inesa Kurklietyte | 2021 | Lithuania |
2022-Nov | Patchwork | Petros Charalambous | 2021 | Cyprus . . . |
2022-Nov | Carmen | Valerie Buhagiar | 2021 | Malta . . . |
2022-Nov | White on White | Viera Čákanyová | 2020 | Slovakia . . . |
2022-Nov | Tereza37 | Danilo Šerbedžija | 2020 | Croatia |
2022-Nov | Metronom | Alexandru Belc | 2022 | Romania . . . |
2022-Nov | Love in a Bottle | Paula van der Oest | 2021 | Netherlands |
2022-Nov | On the Water | Peeter Simm | 2020 | Estonia |
2022-Dec | Klondike | Maryna Er Gorbach | 2022 | Ukraine . . . |
2022-Dec | Lost Illusions | Xavier Giannoli | 2022 | France . . . |