We are delighted to be involved the following special program as part of the Her Docs Film Festival in Warsaw:

Punk, Glitch, Traces: Austrian Experimental Cinema brings together four programs of short films from six decades, as well as the feature-length Canale Grande by Friederike Pezold (Pezoldo) from 1983. The spectrum ranges from analog experimental film to abstract digital “audiovisions,” including films by feminist icons as well as female* directors of younger generations. The contributions range from anarchic performances, documentary sketches, and queer gems to animations and found footage.

Films/videos by: Kurdwin Ayub, Miriam Bajtala, Moucle Blackout, Adina Camhy, Linda Christanell, Katrina Daschner, Carola Dertnig, VALIE EXPORT, Eve Heller, Karø Goldt, Michaela Grill, Friedl vom Gröller, Belinda Kazeem-Kamiński, Claudia Larcher, Maria Lassnig, Sabine Marte, Mara Mattuschka, Lydia Nsiah, Astrid Ofner, Christiana Perschon, Friederike Pezold (Pezoldo), Sasha Pirker & Lotte Schreiber, Lisl Ponger, Ursula Pürrer & Ashley Hans Scheirl, Ella Raidel, Michaela Schwentner, Anna Spanlang & KLITCLIQUE, Nana Swiczinsky, Kathrin Resetarits, Billy Roisz, Anna Vasof. 

Her Docs, the festival for feminist non-fiction film, takes place September 17-21, 2025, at the Kinoteka in Warsaw.

filmstill: Canale Grande (Pezoldo)

Ivette Löcker's latest documentary, Our Time Will Come, has just been awarded the prize for best documentary film at the 31st Sarajevo Film Festival: "The 'Heart of Sarajevo' award for best documentary feature goes to a film that combines the beauty and the challenges of creating togetherness, with the generosity and rigour of making films in the intimacy of lives being lived. It is a film that builds a cinematic time and space for the complexities of love and the politics of coexistence, valuing the richness that each person may bring to our common spaces." (Jury Statement)
Jury:
Blake Levin
Cíntia Gil 
Veton Nurkollari

Our heartfelt congrats to Ivette and the film team!