Switzerland
32nd Geneva International Film Festival (GIFF)
GIFF’s 32nd edition combines international films, series and immersive works. Opening and closing nights feature Swiss premieres; the 2025 festival reported about 32,000 spectators.
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Upcoming film festivals and premieres across Europe - with estimated costs and attendance.
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Switzerland
GIFF’s 32nd edition combines international films, series and immersive works. Opening and closing nights feature Swiss premieres; the 2025 festival reported about 32,000 spectators.
Greece
Greece’s principal international film festival returns with competitive sections, premieres and public screenings. Attendance is estimated from the previous edition’s 92,000 recorded visits.
Estonia
Tallinn’s FIAPF-accredited festival presents international competitions, premieres and extensive public programming. The estimate converts its latest 94,789 admissions into unique festivalgoers.
Ireland
Ireland’s longest-running film festival marks its 71st edition with international features, shorts, documentaries and public events across Cork. Its previous edition welcomed over 20,000 filmgoers.
Netherlands
IDFA brings major international documentaries, premieres, talks and industry activity to Amsterdam. Unique attendance is estimated from 165,000 public and school-group visits reported in 2025.
Italy
The 44th Torino Film Festival presents new international cinema and an announced Marilyn Monroe retrospective. Attendance is estimated from the festival’s reported audience scale.
France
A public festival of European cinema staged across the Les Arcs ski resort, with premieres, competitions and filmmaker events. Unique attendance is estimated from roughly 24,000 recent spectator visits.
Netherlands
IFFR’s citywide programme champions independent and experimental cinema through premieres, competitions and talks. Unique attendance is estimated from 266,806 public visits in 2026.
Sweden
The 50th Göteborg Film Festival presents around 250 films from approximately 80 countries in cinemas and online. Its latest published result recorded 45,182 unique visitors.
Germany
The Berlinale’s 77th edition offers public screenings across Competition, Panorama, Generation and other sections. Unique public attendance is estimated from more than 330,000 recent ticketed admissions.
Denmark
CPH:DOX combines more than 200 documentaries with debates, talks and events in Copenhagen and around Denmark. The 2025 edition reported 150,104 audience members, excluding its accredited industry guests.
France
The 80th Festival de Cannes hosts the Official Selection and major world premieres. Most Palais screenings require accreditation, but nightly Cinéma de la Plage screenings are free and open to everyone.
France
Annecy’s week-long festival presents international animation competitions, premieres, studio showcases and free open-air screenings. The audience estimate excludes reported market professionals and volunteers.
Czechia
KVIFF’s 61st edition offers Crystal Globe and Proxima competitions, premieres, retrospectives and public talks. The festival reports about 13,000 audience members, separately from industry and media guests.
Switzerland
Locarno celebrates its 80th edition with international competitions and nightly Piazza Grande screenings. Unique attendance is estimated from 154,233 admissions in 2025, excluding professionals and journalists.