Riga Film Festival Returns in October 2026

The Riga International Film Festival will run for 11 days in October 2026, featuring cult films, Cannes and Berlin selections, and Latvian premieres.

Riga Film Festival Returns in October 2026

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The Riga International Film Festival (RIGA IFF) is set to return in October 2026, according to the festival's official website. The event will span 11 days, showcasing a diverse program that includes cult films, selections from the Cannes and Berlin film festivals, and premieres of several Latvian works.

Among the Latvian premieres are Laila Pakalniņa's "I'm Thinking of the Cat" (original title: "Es domāju par kaķi") and Reinis Kalviņš's "In the Open Beyond..." (original title: "Atklātajā aiz..."). These films are part of a broader effort to highlight local cinema alongside international offerings.

The festival, which has been held annually since 2014, typically takes place in various venues across Riga. The exact dates for the 2026 edition have not been specified beyond October, but the program is expected to include a mix of feature films, documentaries, and short films.

For more details, including the full lineup and ticket information, the festival's website and social media channels will provide updates as the event approaches.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

When does the Riga International Film Festival take place in 2026?

The festival will take place in October 2026, though specific dates have not been announced.

What films are premiering at the 2026 Riga IFF?

Latvian premieres include Laila Pakalniņa's 'I'm Thinking of the Cat' and Reinis Kalviņš's 'In the Open Beyond...'.

How long is the Riga International Film Festival?

The festival runs for 11 days.

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