New Talents Open Call 2025
As the only competitive program at ENFF, the New Talents Competition invites filmmakers or artists with their first, second or third short film, to compete for an Audience Award. Submit your film till 21 August 2025.
On Tour: Chajdas’s Imago at Cavia, Amsterdam
ENFF lands in Cavia, Amsterdam for the first time! On Friday 28 February, we screen the post-punk psychological drama Imago by Polish director Olga Chajdas.
NTC Award Ceremony
New Talent Competition gives young filmmakers from Central, Eastern and Southern Europe the opportunity to present their outstanding debut or second film to the public. Join us on Sunday 1 December at 19h
Music at ENFF
The Eastern Neighbours Film Festival welcomes special musical guests each year to enrich our program. For this 16th edition, we’re thrilled to present two talented young musicians: guitarist Antonio Peršak (CR) and violinist İdil Yunkuş (TR). Together, they will perform a traditional Balkan dance and folk song, highlighting the beauty of this music through the… Read more: Music at ENFF

ENFF Day 5 | Filmhuis Den Haag | 27.11.22.

After five wonderful days, the moment has arrived to say goodbye. We have closed our 14th edition, with the touching and moving film Freedom on Fire: Ukrainian Fight for Freedom by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Evgeny Afineevski. The audience was also moved by the performance of our musical guests, The Hague-based vocal ensemble Chervoni Korali with their conductor Nataliya Malhanova.

We would like to thank you for your visit, expressed interest, and warm words of support for our festival and team. See you at the 15th edition! ENFF Team: Rada Sesic, Kostana Banovic, Iro Christina Karampampa, Bastiaan Maas, Kristina Daurova, Tatjana Lisjak, Milan Krstanovic, Mladen Pikulic, Jan Presker, Željka Ferenčić Tegelbeckers, Anita Karabasic, Alma Imamovic-Ivanov, Oana Stupariu, Stefan Pavlovic, Dunja Nešović, Paula Chang, Igor Lesic.

Enjoy these scenes of our last day photographed by Mladen Pikulic; and video impressions by our camerman Jan Presker.