18/12/2024 at 4 pm EM 2 (Innenstadtkinos Stuttgart) tickets will be available soon 58 min / without dialogues recommended from 5 years The sun is already setting in the afternoon and the days are getting shorter and colder. Winter is coming – and along with it the perfect weather for a trip to the cinema.…
ITFS Animation Special in November The Fall of the Berlin Wall – Stories from the GDR 6 shortfilms | 72 min | no age restrictions | OV with english subtitles In 1989 the fall of the Berlin Wall initiated the end of the DDR. With six animated films which some of are based on true…
ITFS Animation Special The ITFS Animation Special brings a piece from the Stuttgart International Festival of Animated Film to cinemas throughout the year. SAUVAGES In cooperation with Französische Filmtage Tübingen-Stuttgart Claude Barras, France, 2024, Stop-Motion FSK 6, original version with english subtitles, 87 min. In Borneo, Kéria takes in a baby orangutan found on the…
For the Inernational Animation Day the ITFS will present a Best-of programme with award-winning films of the last festival years. Director Yi Luo, who won the Lotte Reiniger Promotion Award for her film DODO at this years ITFS will be present for a talk about her film. 9 short films – 79 min, OV with…
ITFS Animation Special The ITFS Animation Special brings a piece from the Stuttgart International Festival of Animated Film to cinemas throughout the year. ITFS presents: Animated Families Best-of Programme for the International Animation Day Mon, 28 October, 6:45 pm Innenstadtkinos Stuttgart For the International Animation Day on 28 October we present the most unusual…
The 32nd Stuttgart International Festival of Animated Film (ITFS) will take place from May 6 to May 11, 2025. The festival focuses on artistic animated films and the promotion of young talent. Prizes totalling over 45,000 euros will be awarded across five competitions. Filmmakers worldwide are invited to submit their works starting September 1. The submission deadline for the short film competitions is November 15, 2024, while feature-length films for the AniMovie competition can be submitted until January 15, 2025.
Long live democracy! With the upcoming elections near and far, this programme reflects on and questions social structures. Eleven animated and fictional short films explore themes of diversity, racism, social inequality, and war. Including three biting animated films by Bill Plympton. 79 min, OV with English subtitles Date: 30.09.2024 Time: 6:45 pm Location: Cinema (Königstr.…
Animation Lounge: “KI in Animation Production” Monday, 8 July, 6:00 pm Kulturzentrum Merlin Free admission! The guest at this Animation Lounge is Max Pfisterer from Frischvergiftung, who are already successfully using imaging AI in their workflows: In projection mappings to completely transform existing buildings, to create visuals for music festivals or in collaboration with Andreas…
Press release, Stuttgart, April 28, 2024 With ITFS 2024, a week full of animation comes to an end on Sunday Packed cinemas, enthusiastic audiences, and a positive summary The 31st Stuttgart International Festival of Animated Film (ITFS) came to a successful close in the evening with the grand awards ceremony. For six days,…
Press release, Stuttgart, April 23, 2024 Stuttgart Animated Week officially opened yesterday by ITFS, FMX and APD A “Hidden Champion“ puts the city in the spotlight for six days The 31st Stuttgart International Festival of Animated Film (ITFS) kicks off tonight and will immediately show the first seven films of the International Competition. Yesterday,…