The 24th edition of the Franco-German Film Meetings, organized by Unifrance, the Académie franco-allemande du cinéma, and German Films, will take place on November 24 and 25, 2026, in Berlin.
Once again, this year the event will bring together dedicated professionals and visionary minds from the French, German, and European film industries to discuss current trends and jointly envision new prospects for the future.
For more than 20 years, this event has been an essential platform for producers, distributors, creative professionals, sales partners, financial institutions, and decision-makers—and for all those who passionately contribute to Franco-German and European film and audiovisual exchanges.
- Information and program: www.das-rendez-vous.org/rdv-2026/
- The registration form can be found here
Among other things, the Franco-German Film Meetings will offer participants opportunities to engage with key industry players, exclusive insights into ongoing projects, financing trends, and creative processes, direct contacts for co-production, project development, and financing, as well as a rich program featuring panel discussions, keynote speeches, case studies, and networking sessions.
The program
- Case study: The Dreamed Adventure (Jury Prize, 2026 Cannes Film Festival – Director: Valeska Grisebach) - with Jonas Dornbach (Komplizen Film) and Jean-Christophe Reymond (Kazak Productions)
- Live recording of the DWDL Podcast: What Are We Actually Watching on Streaming Platforms in Germany and France? - with Hanna Huge and Andrea Zuska
- Grand Accord ARTE - with Holger Stern (ZDF/ARTE)
- Why Intellectual Property Alone is No Longer Enough - with Martin Moszkowicz (Transcontinental Entertainment Studios)
- The Feature Film as Event - with Mathieu Robinet (Tandem Films)
- 25 Years of the Mini-Treaty—What Does the Data Say? - with Stephen Follows
- Case study: Micro Drama - in partnership with Seriesly Berlin
A gala dinner and an Atelier Network Party will be held on the evening Tuesday, November 24.
November 25 will conclude with the closing of the German French Film Week, to which participants will be invited (subject to availability).
Accommodation
A special offer is available through September 28 at a partner hotel located near the Alte Münze.
The 2026 Franco-German Film Meetings
From Tuesday, November 24 to Wednesday, November 25
Alte Munze, Berlin
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