The One World International Documentary Film Festival will present multiple new Slovak documentaries to audiences in Bratislava. The 27th edition of the festival will take place from October 20 to 25, 2026.
The 21st edition of Cinematik International Film Festival will take place in Piešťany from September 8 to 13, 2026. Its programme will feature two Slovak classics – Juraj Jakubisko’s feature-length debut The Prime of Life and the short animated film Penguin by Vladimír Popovič and Veronika Margótsyová – as well as over 20 contemporary Slovak films, including two co-produced by the Slovak Film Institute: Life or Film by Marek Šulík and Juraj Johanides, and Igor and After by Ivan Ostrochovský.
The 4 živly Summer Film Festival will be held in Banská Štiavnica for the 28th time on August 6-9, 2026 with the main theme being Generations. Despite the shortened programme, the audience can look forward to many Slovak films.
The programme of the 19th International Animation Festival Fest Anča, taking place from 30 June to 5 July 2026, includes nearly thirty contemporary Slovak animated films. The Slovak Film Institute (SFÚ) will also present eight classic animated films from its collections at Fest Anča.
The programme of the 32nd edition of the International Film Festival Art Film (19–25 June) includes a number of Slovak classic and contemporary films. A dozen titles from the collections of the Slovak Film Institute (SFI) will be screened, while four films have been selected for the festival’s competition sections and a further thirteen films and series will be presented in non-competitive programmes.
The 33rd edition of the International Film Festival Febiofest Bratislava (11 – 17 March, 2026) will showcase over sixty films, ten of which are Slovak.
Three new Slovak documentary films, all competing in the Slovakia and Czechia for Human Rights section, will premiere at the 26th edition of the One World International Film Festival
The International Film Festival Cinematik Piešťany will screen the classic film Custom Tailored Death by Martin Hollý, Jr., as well as multiple new Slovak films at its 20th anniversary edition (September 10 – 15).
The International Animation Festival Fest Anča, the only one of its kind in Slovakia, will focus in this year’s programme on the theme of bodies and everything related to corporeality. During its upcoming 18th edition, taking place from June 24 to 29, the festival will present up to 25 Slovak majority and minority films across […]