K3 FILM FESTIVAL 2025
Presentation of the K3 Film Festival 2025. In Villach from December 3 to 7, 2025.
Presentation of the K3 Film Festival 2025. In Villach from December 3 to 7, 2025.
Listen to HerStory – Renate Scholdan gives us a closer look at an artist who faced difficult challenges and tried to make the world we live in a better place through his own art. At the K3 Film Festival 2024.
Im Bernstein is a precious, experimental and extremely sophisticated short film, which makes space, music and movement its worthy workhorses. At the K3 Film Festival 2024.
In We want more in the Land of Unicorns, the directors follow the course of an entire couple’s life, offering a sincere and enjoyable reflection on roles, genders, expectations and perfection. Whatever that means. At the K3 Film Festival 2024.
Lacrimosa is a melancholic and nostalgic short film, which also looks at the future with affection and a touch of humour. The director’s personal story comes to us on the movie screen with all its emotional and communicative power through sophisticated but never rhetorical or banal images. At the K3 Film Festival 2024.
Starboys is an amusing comedy that makes the right timing and hilarious, paradoxical situations, in which there is also a welcome touch of adrenalin, its workhorses. At the K3 Film Festival 2024.
The Act of Not Seeing with One’s Own Eyes impresses us with images of human entrails that immediately take on abstract connotations, never conveying a sense of ‘disgust’, but, on the contrary, revealing a magnetic fascination. At the K3 Film Festival 2024.
With Lines of Time, Leonie Tomaschitz has staged not one, but many stories of as many people that, while remaining somewhat ‘implicit’, immediately reach us with all their visual and communicative power. At the K3 Film Festival 2024.
In Inherited Scars, through a simple, yet direct and impressive mise-en-scène, Ivana Kreitner-Rauchmann showed us how fears, guilt, but also strong traumas can be inherited from generation to generation. At the K3 Film Festival 2024.
Julia brings together irony, a couple of weak dramatic scenes and a lot of banality, perhaps the result of a certain superficiality, rather than a genre that, however light it may be, has been able to produce films that are altogether enjoyable. At the K3 Film Festival 2024.