Levan Akin’s Crossing (Sweden, Denmark, France, Turkey, Georgia), produced by French Quarter Film and coproduced by RMV, SVT, Adomeit Film, Easy Riders Films, Bir Film and 1991 Productions, will open the festival.
This year, goEast will focus on Albania and Kosovo.
Hosted by DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmuseum, goEast - Festival of Central and Eastern European Film is one of the most international significant platforms for cinema from the CEE region. With its programme consisting of film screenings and accompanying events, goEast’s reach extends beyond regional audiences – to communities with histories of migration from Eastern Europe and industry guests from the international film sector alike.
Competition:
09.05.2022 (the Netherlands, Romania)
Directed by Nicole Philmon
Produced by Atoms & Void
Coproduced by Avanpost
1489 (Armenia)
Directed by Shogakat Vardanyan
A Picture to Remember (France, Germany, Ukraine)
Directed by Olga Chernykh
Bauryna Salu (Kazakhstan)
Directed by Ashkat Kuchinchirekov
Citizen Saint (Georgia, France, Bulgaria)
Directed by Tinatin Kajrishvili
Produced by Studio Artizm, Gemini
Coproduced by Mandra Films, Chouchkov Brothers
Supported by the Georgian National Film Center, Eurimages
Fairy Garden (Hungary, Croatia, Romania)
Directed by Gergö Somogyvári
Produced by New Retina Productions Kft.
Coproduced by Camp Film, Restart, Avanpost
Holy Week (Romania, Switzerland)
Directed by Andrei Cohn
Produced by Mandragora
Coproduced by Bord Cadre Films
Supported by the Romanian Film Centre (CNC)
KIX (Hungary, Croatia, France)
Directed by Bálint Révész, Dávid Mikulán
Produced by ELF Pictures
Coproduced by Eclectica, Cinephage, HBO Max, ARTE France
Madina (Kazahstan)
Directed by Aizhan Kassymbek
Oxygen Station (Ukraine, Czech Republic, Sweden, Slovakia)
Directed by Ivan Tymchenko
Produced by Svitlofor Film
Coproduced by Silk Films, HOBAB, Flying Colors Pictures, in partnership with RBB (Germany) and SVT (Sweden)
Supported by the Ukrainian State Film Agency, the Czech Film Fund
Plague (Russia)
Directed by Dmitrii Davydov
Processes (Belarus, Poland)
Directed by Andrei Kashperski
Silence of Reason (Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia)
Directed by Kumjana Novakova
Produced by Pravo Ljudski
Coproduced by Medea
Smiling Georgia (Georgia, Germany)
Directed by Luka Beradze
Produced by 1991 Productions
Coproduced by Color of May, Enkeny Films
Stepne (Ukraine, Germany, Poland, Slovakia)
Directed by Maryna Vroda
Produced by vrodastudio
Coproduced by Film University Babelsberg Konrad Wolf, Tandem Production, Koi Studio, New Europe Film Sales, Kerekes Film
Supported by the Ukraine State Film Agency, Film University Babelsberg Konrad Wolf, (MBB-ILB) Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg, RBB – Rundfunk Berlin- Brandenburg, Koi-Studio, New Europe Film Sales, the Slovak Film Commission, Kerekes Film, FVG Audiovisual Fund
Working Class Goes To Hell / Radnička klasa ide u pakao (Serbia, Greece, Bulgaria, Montenegro, Croatia, Romania)
Directed by Mladen Đorđević
Produced by Banda, Sense Production
Coproduced by Agitprop, Homemade Films, Adriatic Western, Kinorama, Tangaj Production, Cinnamon Films
Supported by Film Center Serbia, the Bulgarian National Film Center, the Greek Film Centre, the Film Centre of Montenegro, the Croatian Audiovisual Centre (HAVC), Eurimages
