EUFF 2025 to Bring Major European Film Festival Across India
New Delhi, October 15, 2025 — The European Union Film Festival (EUFF) 2025 is set to celebrate its 30th edition, marking three decades of cultural and cinematic collaboration between Europe and India. Scheduled from October 31 to November 9, 2025, the festival will commence in New Delhi, followed by screenings in Bengaluru and Hyderabad.
A Milestone Celebration
EUFF 2025 aims to offer Indian audiences a rich and diverse experience of European culture, society, and storytelling, further strengthening Indo-European relations through the medium of cinema. The festival will showcase 28 acclaimed films from all EU Member States and Ukraine, presented in 29 languages.
The films selected for this year’s festival explore themes such as migration, identity, love, and defiance, offering a window into Europe’s diverse cultures and societies. The lineup includes award-winning titles that have garnered international acclaim.
Festival Venues and Schedule
In New Delhi, the screenings will be held at four iconic venues:
- India Habitat Centre
- Instituto Cervantes
- Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan
- Liszt Institute – Hungarian Cultural Centre
Following the Delhi leg, the festival will travel to Bengaluru and Hyderabad, bringing European cinema to a wider audience across India.
Highlights from the Film Lineup
The festival’s diverse selection includes films that have been recognized at prestigious international film festivals. Notable titles in the lineup include:
- What a Feeling (Austria, 2024): A romantic comedy directed by Kat Rohrer, exploring themes of personal transformation and resilience.
- Employee of the Month (Belgium, 2022): A dark comedy by Véronique Jadin, delving into workplace dynamics and personal ambition.
- Saint Omer (France, 2022): A critically acclaimed drama by Alice Diop, examining the complexities of motherhood and justice.
These films, among others, offer a glimpse into the rich tapestry of European cinema, showcasing a range of genres and storytelling styles.
Supporting Cultural Exchange
Ambassador Hervé Delphin, Head of the European Union Delegation to India, emphasized the significance of the festival in fostering cultural exchange. He noted, “This year marks a truly special milestone for us at the EUFF, as we celebrate 30 years of cultural exchange, creativity, and dialogue between Europe and India through cinema.” He further highlighted the power of films to unite diverse cultures and perspectives.
Accessing the Festival
The EUFF 2025 is open to the public, with free screenings available at all venues. For detailed schedules and film information, attendees can visit the official festival website.
Conclusion
The European Union Film Festival 2025 stands as a testament to the enduring cultural ties between Europe and India. By bringing a curated selection of European films to Indian audiences, the festival not only celebrates cinematic excellence but also fosters greater understanding and appreciation of diverse cultures. As the festival travels across New Delhi, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad, it invites all to experience the magic of European cinema and the stories that transcend borders.
