There are only 4 days left to catch 15 award-winning films at the European Film Festival. The fest is currently running online, and has screenings at The Labia and The Zone, in Rosebank, Johannesburg until 23 October.
The fest offers 16 films, with one, the Oscar-nominated The Worst Person in the World, having sold out in its 3-day limited period of screening, and some pending sell-out in the next day or two.
Each film has one screening in cinemas, with online screenings available across South Africa, but with a cap on the number of views per film. Some films will soon have reached this cap, so film-lovers are encouraged to go online and watch soon.
There are insightful online Q & A’s conducted by local creatives available on the fest website: www.eurofilmfest.co.za/2022-home/q-a-sessions and embedded below.
Laura Samani (Small Body) interviewed by Khwezi Becker
Elie Grappe (Olga) interviewed by Yolanda Mogatusi
Maryna er Gorbach (Klondike) interviewed by Mitchell Harper
Erik Poppe (The Emigrants) interviewed by Yolanda Ncokotwana
Stefan Arsenijević (As Far As I Can Walk) interviewed by Welile Masuku
Aga Woszczyńska (Silent Land) interviewed by Khwezi Becker
Sebastian Meise (Great Freedom) interviewed by Tiny Mungwe
Shariff Korver (Do Not Hesitate) interviewed by Menzi Mhlongo
Tickets for The Labia are R70 and for The Zone R80.
Online screenings are free.
Visit www.eurofilmfest.co.za for more information or to book online for the European Film Festival.
