Austrian Film Week

Austrian Film Week in Dnipro.

June 4–7 we will screen the most striking and resonant Austrian films of recent years at the cinema. The festival program includes films featured at Berlinale, Venice Film Festival, Locarno, and others.

June 4, 18:30

“Peacock” (Bernhard Wenger, 2024, 102 min)

Matthias is a true master of his craft. Need a “well-mannered guy” who will impress your friends? Or a “perfect son” to make the right impression on business partners? Maybe a partner for arguments? Whatever it is — just rent Matthias. He flawlessly slips into any role. But the hardest part is being himself. Registration.

June 5, 18:30

“Stewed Pork” (Andreas Schmied, 2023, 119 min)

Private detective Flo Kienzl and his foster brother and former inmate Eddie Kovach try to expose a corrupt pig farmer and mayoral candidate Benny Jagschitz, who has quite a few skeletons in his closet. Registration.

June 6, 18:30

“How to Be Normal and the Oddities of Another World” (Florian Pochlatko, 2025, 102 min)

After being discharged from a psychiatric hospital, Pia returns home and tries to cope with life’s challenges — from work to relationships. She must simultaneously manage her mental health and confront social stereotypes in her search for stability. Registration.

June 7, 18:30

“Dear Beautiful Beloved” (Yuriy Rechytskyi, 2024, 93 min)

Dear Beautiful Beloved is a film chronicle capturing how Ukrainians build survival strategies in a reality where a state of emergency has become the new normal. It is a story about the power of small acts of care that can save lives and restore dignity to those who have been stripped of it. Registration.

Language: original languages with Ukrainian subtitles.

Free entry with registration. Cinema, 1st floor.

The festival is organized by the Embassy of Austria in Ukraine together with the film company Arthouse Traffic, supported by the general partner Amic Energy.

DCCC Cinema is a space for independent film in Dnipro, a platform for dialogue about contemporary cinema, documentary, and audiovisual art. It focuses on auteur and experimental films.