EUFF 2024 Kicked Off With the Heartfelt Hungarian Film ‘Some Birds’

 The 39th Annual European Union Film Festival (EUFF) opened in Ottawa on November 15, setting the stage for a two-week celebration of European cinema. The premiere screening at the Ottawa Art Gallery featured the Hungarian drama-comedy Some Birds, directed by Dániel Hevér and written by Zsanett Kertész. This bittersweet film explores themes of

In-person and online: Don’t miss the European Union Film Festival!

 From heartwarming to heart-wrenching, this year’s 37th European Film Festival (EUFF) has a story for everyone. The EUFF brings the best of contemporary filmmaking from the EU to Ottawa. After two years of online showcases, the Canadian Film Institute (CFI) is thrilled to announce the return of in-person screenings. Each

Spend Weekends in Europe this Fall with the 31st Annual EU Film Festival

 Canada and the European Union have never been closer than right now with the historic atmosphere of the CETA signing ceremony still in the air. The 31st annual European Union Film Festival is offering a chance to get even closer. Film lovers in Ottawa can catch a glimpse into the

European Union Film Festival: One Mile Away

 The European Union Film Festival will snitch the dirty, yet exhilarating details behind the often concealed truths of gang wars with the film ‘One Mile Away.’ Unveiling social progress is possible when two rival groups adjoin with a purpose. Street gangs generally operate on the pretense of restricted solidarity, power claims, disturbance