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- Women's Film Festival in Bamberg: Strong, courageous and full of emotions!
From September 28th to October 5th, 2025, the 9th Women's Film Festival in Bamberg celebrates women in film and directing. Visit exciting performances in the cinema!
<ol> <li>Women's Film Festival in Bamberg: Strong, courageous and full of emotions!</li> </ol>
On September 28, 2025, the 9th Women's Film Festival opened its doors at the Lichtspiel Kino&Café Bamberg. Until October 5, 2025, film enthusiasts have the opportunity to enjoy works by female directors and women in leading roles. The festival aims to increase the visibility of these powerful stories and bring to the screen the challenges many women face. The initiators, including the Catholic Workers' Movement (KAB) and the Catholic German Women's Association (KDFB), have put together a varied program that is sure to captivate film fans.
The selection of films is really worth seeing. There are seven performances on the schedule that address topics ranging from self-assertion to social challenges. The program includes, among other things:
- „Wunderschöner“ (28. September 2025, 11:30 Uhr und 1. Oktober 2025, 18:15 Uhr)
- „Niki de Saint Phalle“ (28. September 2025, 16:30 Uhr und 3. Oktober 2025, 11:30 Uhr)
- „Toni und Helene“ (29. September 2025, 16:30 Uhr und 2. Oktober 2025, 14:30 Uhr)
- „Heldin“ (29. September 2025, 18:30 Uhr und 1. Oktober 2025, 16:30 Uhr)
- „Samia“ (30. September 2025, 16:20 Uhr und 4. Oktober 2025, 18:30 Uhr)
- „Vena“ (30. September 2025, 18:20 Uhr, mit Online-Live-Filmgespräch)
- „Ein Tag ohne Frauen“ (2. Oktober 2025, 18:30 Uhr und 5. Oktober 2025, 11:30 Uhr)
Event details and directions
The cinema is located at Untere Königstrasse 34 in Bamberg. Entry costs a friendly 7.50 euros, and discounts only cost 6.00 euros. Further information can be found on the cinema's website, where the exact schedule can also be found. It promises to be a week of inspiration, thought and stimulating discussion, and not just for women.
Last week, Ekin Deligöz, Parliamentary State Secretary in the Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, attended the opening of the festival in Cologne and a high-ranking visitor is also expected in Bamberg. This shows how important the topic is and that the event also has supra-regional significance. The Women's Film Festival is not only a symbol of relevance in society, but also a platform for exchange and understanding about the different facets of female realities.
With an exciting program and powerful, thought-provoking stories, the festival is an opportunity to experience women's filmmaking vividly. So let’s go to the Lichtspiel Kino Bamberg – there’s a lot to discover!
For further information about the events and the program, those interested can contact Wiesentbote and [Bildungsregion Bamberg](https://bildungsregion-bamberg.de/ Veranstaltungsanzeige/9-frauenfilmfestival-bamberg-starke-frauen-starke-filme/) consult. The BMFSFJ also offers exciting insights into the background to the funding of such events.