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INTERFILM 41 International Short Film Festival Berlin 2025

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The accreditation grants access to both all INTERFILM (4th - 9th November) and KUKI (2nd-9th November) film programs and the InterForum industry events (5th - 8th November) in Berlin on site.

Price: 40€ (regular) & 25€ (reduced for students and Shcha7Sec participants)

Please note: Once your request has been submitted and approved (usually within a few days), you will receive a payment link. Simply follow the link to complete your accreditation purchase. After payment, a confirmation email will be sent to you, marking the completion of your accreditation process. You can then collect your accreditation at the InfoCounter – please remember to check the opening hours in advance.

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Please choose from one the following categories:

Professional
Film industry professionals (producers, distributors, buyers ; film festival ; film funding bodies ; film school representatives,…)

Press
Journalists from newspapers, magazines, radio, TV or online media, freelance journalists, bloggers or podcasters with relevant focus

Filmteam
Film crew members, credited in one of the selected films

Partner
Sponsors and cooperation partners

Arrival date
Departure date

Please note: We will inform you via your email about the 41st INTERFILM Short Film Festival Berlin's program highlights during the festival from 4 to 9 November.

Value Statement

INTERFILM and KUKI see themselves as open spaces that welcome people to be creative together, to experiment, to learn from one another, and to be inspired. To enjoy this collective experience and to ensure a safer atmosphere, we look out for each other. All points of our Code of Conduct apply to all festival participants, to all members of the festival teams, as well as to all employees and partners. Together, we aim to create an inclusive, non-discriminatory, and non-judgmental space in which everyone feels welcome and respected – and it is the shared responsibility of everyone at the festival, including the team, partners, and participants. Take care of yourself and others. Respect boundaries, and ask questions if you do not understand something. We pursue a zero-tolerance policy when it comes to violations of the Safer Space.

Breaches of the Code of Conduct – such as ableism, ageism, anti-Muslim hatred, antisemitism, discrimination against LGBTQIA+ individuals, classism, racism, sexism, or any other form of physical or verbal violence – will be investigated and may lead to exclusion from the event.

Keeping these values alive during the festival is something we can only achieve together. It means staying aware, reflecting on our actions, and looking out for one another. We’re always learning, open to feedback, and ready to adapt if something can be improved. So if anything feels unclear, uncomfortable, or inspiring to share – come talk to us. Let’s make this festival a space where everyone feels safe, respected, and free to create, explore, and have fun.