Paris 2025 programme

The Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin will take place in Paris from 24 to 30 November 2025, with free admission and an exceptional programme in the presence of artists and guests from all over the world.

The programme will be announced in a few days 2025. Requests for accreditation and badges are open until 13 November 2025. To stay informed, sign up for our newsletter click here

Documentary approaches, experimental fictions, videos, hybrid and multimedia forms. In the presence of artists and guests from all over the world, the 2025 edition in Paris will offer a unique international programme bringing together works selected from the 5,964 submissions received from 116 countries. The programme of the Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin 2025 will gather more than 120 works from around 50 countries, 92% of which will be premieres: screenings, exhibitions, VR experiences, performances, forums and panel discussions.

For 7 days, the Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin will offer a genuine laboratory for discovery and reflection dedicated to contemporary practices in the moving image.

The detailed programme will be announced in a few days.

Announcement of the first highlights
Three unique carte blanche sessions

#must-see - Carte blanche to Laure Prouvost. Her unique work unfolds new narratives, with images and the materiality of words responding to each other in a sensory and poetic experience. Laure Prouvost is a Turner Prize winner and represented France at the 58th Venice Biennale.

#must-see - Carte blanche to Albert Serra. Between history, myth and contemplation, his films question narrative through hypnotic forms and visual experimentation. Albert Serra received the Golden Leopard at the Locarno Film Festival and won the Special Jury Prize in the Un Certain Regard section at the Cannes Film Festival.

#must-see - Carte blanche to Antoni Muntadas. His multifaceted work – videos, installations, public interventions – addresses social and political issues, challenging perceptions of information. Antoni Muntadas represented Spain at the Venice Biennale and received the Velázquez Prize for his lifetime achievement.

and also:
the Moving Image Art Prize 2025

For the fourth year, an international jury will award the Moving Image Art Prize to one of the works in the programme.

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