If you don't have some kind of pass keep your eye on the festival website and make sure you know when tickets go on sale for the showings you want to see. It's competitive and a pain to get publicly available tickets. Usually you have to be on the festival website refreshing at 10am a few days before the movie. But certain tickets are available before the start of the festival. It's a little random.
It's not a pain quite easy. Which types of films you want to watch? Competition or all except competition. If we find a group of people who don't have the press xyz pass we can just buy group tickets and cut the lines at cues and the hassle of online tickets. What do you say? I've done this for a few years!
How do you do that? In my experience most films have tickets that go on sale 2-3 days in advance at 10am. You have to be online at 10am to buy tickets, the most desirable films sell out in minutes. Or even Under a minute. And you can only buy up to 2 tickets per person, so you can't buy for a group.
There is a certain category of films, I can't remember the name, where tickets for the entire festival become available before the festival start. And those are very easy to get tickets to. But I'd really like to hear the specifics of your solution because I've never heard anyone tell any other experience besides refreshing the website at 10am to try to buy.
on their website you can register and create a calendar with your favorite screenings, I've found this feature pretty handy!
and as others said, the tickets are sold out pretty fast
I’m going with a friend I am a producer making feature narratives in Montana. I have film at the market. Would love to meet up I won’t know anybody! DM me.
Also there, as an actress and writer, would love to team up :)
And as far as I got it, with the accreditation you can buy the tickets earlier, but still don’t know about the rest 🫤
I'll also be there as a producer of a documentary on narwhal's ([thenarwhalswake.film](https://thenarwhalswake.film)) looking to connect with Sales Agents and Distributors. Anyone interested in connecting hit me up on DM and I'll send you my email.
I'm new to Germany and will be attending film college in October, I'd love to tag along and make some new film friends and connections! Send me a DM :>
***Selling three Berlinale movie tickets for face price (10-15 euros)***I can no longer make these screenings so I just want to earn my money back! PM me if interested.
**Tickets for Thursday, 22/02:**Made in England: The Films of Powell and Pressburger at 09:45 AM - 10 EurosJanet Planet at 4:00 PM - 15 Euros
**Ticket for Sunday 25/02:**Between the Temples - Sunday 25/02 at 12:00 PM - 11 Euros
If you don't have some kind of pass keep your eye on the festival website and make sure you know when tickets go on sale for the showings you want to see. It's competitive and a pain to get publicly available tickets. Usually you have to be on the festival website refreshing at 10am a few days before the movie. But certain tickets are available before the start of the festival. It's a little random.
I do have the Festival Accreditation, but I’m still not sure how it works out. Thanks for the info!
Also sent you a message, I could also possibly meet up. I'd love to hear about your films, I'm a writer.
It's not a pain quite easy. Which types of films you want to watch? Competition or all except competition. If we find a group of people who don't have the press xyz pass we can just buy group tickets and cut the lines at cues and the hassle of online tickets. What do you say? I've done this for a few years!
How do you do that? In my experience most films have tickets that go on sale 2-3 days in advance at 10am. You have to be online at 10am to buy tickets, the most desirable films sell out in minutes. Or even Under a minute. And you can only buy up to 2 tickets per person, so you can't buy for a group. There is a certain category of films, I can't remember the name, where tickets for the entire festival become available before the festival start. And those are very easy to get tickets to. But I'd really like to hear the specifics of your solution because I've never heard anyone tell any other experience besides refreshing the website at 10am to try to buy.
on their website you can register and create a calendar with your favorite screenings, I've found this feature pretty handy! and as others said, the tickets are sold out pretty fast
how did you find this calendar? I don't see any such option :/
I think it is in a calendar of your favourites. At least last year it was available.
Is it like london film festival where its a whole month featuring films?
Yes, lots of films , shorts , and documentaries
Lots of films but I'd say more accessible than Venice and London
For sure!
I’m going with a friend I am a producer making feature narratives in Montana. I have film at the market. Would love to meet up I won’t know anybody! DM me.
Also there, as an actress and writer, would love to team up :) And as far as I got it, with the accreditation you can buy the tickets earlier, but still don’t know about the rest 🫤
I'll also be there as a producer of a documentary on narwhal's ([thenarwhalswake.film](https://thenarwhalswake.film)) looking to connect with Sales Agents and Distributors. Anyone interested in connecting hit me up on DM and I'll send you my email.
I'm new to Germany and will be attending film college in October, I'd love to tag along and make some new film friends and connections! Send me a DM :>
I will join it too! Hit me up
***Selling three Berlinale movie tickets for face price (10-15 euros)***I can no longer make these screenings so I just want to earn my money back! PM me if interested. **Tickets for Thursday, 22/02:**Made in England: The Films of Powell and Pressburger at 09:45 AM - 10 EurosJanet Planet at 4:00 PM - 15 Euros **Ticket for Sunday 25/02:**Between the Temples - Sunday 25/02 at 12:00 PM - 11 Euros
does anyone know where i can watch the movies shown at the berlinale after it finished?