Southeast European Film Festival

Every year, the SEE Festival in Paris takes you on a journey through the cinematography of 15 Southeast European countries: Albania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Greece, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Serbia, Romania, Slovenia and Turkey.

The SEE Festival presents a selection of feature films, shorts, documentaries and animated films. These contemporary films are made by young talent in the various languages of the countries in this cultural area.

All films in the official selection will be available free of charge in their original version (with English subtitles) and accessible via streaming from June 1 to 6, 2024, on the CINESQUARE platform.

To access it, log in with:
Username: SEEFF
Password: :seeaparis

Select the film you'd like to see, press the image or title, and enter the code:

SEE2024

If you see the "Cannot be watched" button, wait a few seconds or refresh the page.

Three juries (Paris, Berlin, Washington), as well as the student jury, will select:

  1. Best Actor
  2. Best Actress
  3. Best Screenplay
  4. Best Director
  5. Best Animation
  6. Best Documentary
  7. Best Feature Film
  8. Best Short Film

Results will be available on the site on June 7.

About the SEE Festival in Paris

The SEE Festival in Paris is an international film festival created in 2011 bringing together 15 Southeast European countries. In addition to these 15 countries, all other MEDIA member countries are included in the festival selection as producers or co-producers of "SEE films".

The aim of the SEE festival is to present the best of current film production from South-East Europe in order to increase awareness of it and bring it closer to the cultural sphere of the rest of Europe. As a platform for the international promotion of young, creative and original film professionals, it offers them the opportunity to expand their audience and market.

The festival is an attempt to overcome the differences and scars of the past by proposing a new European perspective on cultural integration through discovery and interaction between the cinema, ideas, culture and citizens of South-East Europe and European and global audiences.

With the sponsorship of the French Ministry of Culture.

For further information, please contact the French Festival Manager Frosa Pejoska-Bouchereau: frosa.bouchereau@inalco.fr

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