The Competition section is closing today with two final screening blocks. Today’s schedule also brings a program of short found footage films selected by the Austrian Film Museum curator Jurij Meden and another Jury’s Choice program, selected by this year’s Grand Jury member, the artist and director Mary Helena Clark.

Two competition blocks, a special retrospective by the Japanese-German artist Sylvia Schedelbauer, and a selection by this year's jury member, the artist Marko Tadić on the second day. 
 

25 FPS Festival has officially opened last night with the screening of the first block in the competition program. 
 

The Expanded Cinema program of the 19th 25 FPS Festival presents a performance of enchanting manipulations of analogue image and sound, intermixed with digital formats.
 

Festival will feature the second edition of the Analogue Film in the Digital Age Symposium. There will be talk on the state and challenges of film preservation and the potential of recycled film (i.e. found footage). 

The 19th edition of the 25 FPS International Experimental Film and Video Festival will take place from 27 to 30 September, 2023 at the Kinoteka cinema in Zagreb and from 4 to 5 October at Art-kino in Rijeka. During the four festival days, the competition program will screen 27 films that bring different perspectives on the shifts and changes in society and the film medium.