ArteKino Festival, which was created by ARTE and Festival Scope with the aim of supporting the European art house cinema, is now making films available in 10 languages (French, German, English, Spanish, Italian, Hungarian, Romanian, Polish, Portuguese and Ukrainian).

Films are available on artekinofestival.com and on the ArteKino app for iOS and Android. Online viewers will vote the winner of the ArteKino Audience Award (30,000 EUR shared between the director and sales agent) and they can win a trip to the Locarno Film Festival 2019.

Starting in January 2019, ArteKino will showcase one short or long film for free per month on its website and app.

Arte Kino is co-funded by the the MEDIA sub-programme of Creative Europe..

Selected films:

24 Weeks (Germany)
Directed by Anne Zohra Berrached

Flesh Memory (France)
Directed by Jacky Goldberg

For Some Inexplicable Reason (Hungary)
Directed by Gábor Reisz

Crater (Italy)
Directed by Silvia Luzi, Luca Bellino

L’animale (Austria)
Directed by Katharina Mückstein

Flemish Heaven (Belgium)
Directed by Peter Monsaert

Mug (Poland)
Directed by Małgorzata Szumowska
Produced by Nowhere
Coproduced by the Krakow Festival Office
Supported by the Polish Film Institute

Pin Cushion (UK)
Directed by Deborah Haywood

Pity (Greece)
Directed by Babis Makritis

Those Who Are Fine (Switzerland)
Directed by Cyril Schäublin