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The Final Girls Berlin Film Festival - February Edition in Two Weeks!


Yay, The Final Girls Berlin Film Festival is due in two weeks and their program looks AMAZING! The festival takes place in City Kino Wedding but the very cautious of you or those who can't come can watch the shorts online! Here's their message:


Greetings horror lovers!

The Final Girls Berlin Film Festival (FGBFF) is thrilled to convene once again in the flesh in Berlin for our 7th edition, running February 3 - 6th, 2022 at City Kino Wedding. Our program this year is chock-full of feature films, short blocks, talks by international horror specialists, and a retro screening. In addition to the live line-up, we will offer most of our short film programs online for worldwide on-demand access during the festival.

IMPORTANT:

If you plan on coming to the cinema, first of all, yay! Secondly, we want to make the festival experience is as safe as possible for everyone. Please make sure to bring your vaccination pass or proof of recovery AND a negative test.

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