Focus: 2025
Bringing young and old onto the scene


Cr: Peter Rossner
Cinemas, neighborhood hangouts, and public space turn into venues for films that depict different generations and timeless perspectives on their stories. Select films will be screened monthly at Kino Metropol and in public spaces, shedding light on topics such as societal cohesion and transformation. A highlight in autumn 2025 is the European Film Festival for Generations which will present intergenerational perspectives from across Europe.