On Tour

Next to the main festival, ENFF organises special On Tour screenings in some of the most beautiful cinemas around the Netherlands. This year, our On Tour programme includes screenings in Amsterdam, Utrecht, Rotterdam, and The Hague.

The films are screened in their original language with English subtitles. The screenings are typically followed by an informal gathering and a free cocktail.

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ENFF 2025 programme announced
Welcome to the 17th Edition of the Eastern Neighbours Film Festival! The Eastern Neighbours Film Festival celebrates its seventeenth edition with an ambitious expansion of our curatorial vision. Over five days this November, we present bold cinema from across the wider Eastern Europe – films that challenge, provoke, and illuminate urgent questions of our time.… Read more: ENFF 2025 programme announced
Upcoming: On Tour LHC Utrecht · Sun, 27 Oct · “The Swan Song of Fedor Ozerov”
ENFF continues with the On Tour screenings, this time at LHC Utrecht. Join us on 27th October at 19:00 hours for Yuri Semashko’s The Swan Song Of Fedor Ozerov. Amid rumours of World War III, a young Minsk musician embarks on a frantic search for his lucky sweater. Although dressed in a whimsically surreal coat,… Read more: Upcoming: On Tour LHC Utrecht · Sun, 27 Oct · “The Swan Song of Fedor Ozerov”
Upcoming: On Tour De Witt · Sun, 2 Nov · “Silent Observers”
Coming to Dordrecht, ENFF On Tour brings Eliza Petkova’s Silent Observers (BG/DE, 2024, 96′) to cinema De Witt. Join us on Sunday, 2nd of November at 16:15 hours for the screening released in collaboration with Dordrecht-Varna Twinning Foundation. Through incredible tales of cats, donkeys, and other animals, this delicate documentary leads us into the heart… Read more: Upcoming: On Tour De Witt · Sun, 2 Nov · “Silent Observers”
Upcoming: On Tour LHC Utrecht · Sat, 13 Dec · “Eighty Plus”
Join ENFF On Tour at Louis Hartlooper Complex (LHC) in Utrecht on 13th December (13:30h) for the most recent release of Yugoslavian Black Wave pioneer, Želimir Žilnik’s “Eighty Plus”. When his ancestral home is slated for restitution, 80-year-old Stevan returns to his homeland to face family tensions, generational divides, and the absurdities of bureaucracy in… Read more: Upcoming: On Tour LHC Utrecht · Sat, 13 Dec · “Eighty Plus”

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