Movie - Organizers present programme for Ophüls Festival
The organizers of the Max Ophüls Preis film festival are presenting the programme for the 45th edition today (10:00 a.m.). In addition to festival director Svenja Böttger, program director Theresa Winkler and managing director and Saarbrücken's head of cultural affairs Sabine Dengel are also expected to attend.
The next festival will take place in four competition categories from January 22 to 28, 2024 in a dual format in Saarbrücken and at selected locations in Saarland. A selection of the films will once again be available to stream via the film festival website.
The Max Ophüls Prize is considered the most important festival for young German-language film and stands for the discovery of young talent from Austria, Germany and Switzerland.
Max Ophüls Prize Film Festival
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- The 45th edition of the Max Ophüls Preis film festival will showcase films from Austria, Germany, and Switzerland, making it the most important festival for young German-language film and a platform for discovering new talent.
- The upcoming Max Ophüls Prize Film Festival will take place in Saarbrücken and selected locations in Saarland from January 22 to 28, 2024, featuring films in four competition categories.
- Festival-goers in Germany who cannot attend the event in person can stream a selection of the films online through the festival's website, further increasing the reach of the Max Ophüls Prize.
- In previous editions, the Max Ophüls Prize Film Festival has attracted a diverse crowd of movie enthusiasts, including those from neighboring countries like Switzerland, showcasing the event's international appeal.
- Max Ophüls, a renowned German film director and screenwriter, was born in Saarbrücken and later worked in Austria, where he made many of his famous films, underscoring the festival's connection to his legacy and homeland.
Source: www.stern.de
