UK-based company Second Run has published so far six Slovak films licensed by the Slovak Film Institute (SFI). The latest entry, Peter Solan’s Before Tonight is Over (1965), will world premiere on Blu-ray on 14 June 2021.

Starting on 1 June 2021, MovieZone Short Film Festival in China offers a selection of Slovak short films curated in collaboration with the National Cinematographic Centre of the Slovak Film Institute and Film and TV Faculty of the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava.

The Pop Up Film Residency Bratislava has resumed its activities, including the Slovak Pop Up. In May, the iniciative accommodates three more Slovak projects in development. First Slovak Pop Up took place already in April 2021.

Canadian documentary film festival Hot Docs (29 April – 9 May 2021) will world premiere Lucia Kašová’s feature debut The Sailor within the World Showcase.

The 21st goEast (Festival of Central and Eastern European Film) will present several Slovak and co-production films. Vera Lacková’s feature debut How I Became a Partisan will world premiere in the Competition section.

The BEAST International Film Festival is back and offers a rich Slovak participation. The 4th edition of BEAST IFF will first kick off from the 24th to the 28th of March in partnership with the Portuguese streaming platform Filmin.

Eleven Slovak film projects will be presented at Works in Progress session during IFF Febiofest Bratislava Industry Days.

Twelve Slovak films screen at the 8th Czech & Slovak Film Festival, starting on 24 March 2021. You can catch them all in Dendy Cinemas Newton in Sydney until 28 March 2021.

Berlinale Talents is a development programme for emerging filmmakers and drama series creators that stands for sustainable promotion and exchange amongst different disciplines of the film industry. This year, Slovakia is represented by Barbora Berezňáková, who is currently working on debut feature film The Dead Horse.