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Kick start your festival day with a recap of what not to miss today. Read on for an overview of the day’s key events – from Big Talks to the IFFR Pro Awards – and which film titles are premiering and available on Festival Scope for 72 hours from today, Friday 5 February.

Attending events on IFFR.com: Add events to your IFFR account agenda by clicking the calendar icon in the event you would like to attend. A yellow "Watch now" button will be made available 20 minutes before the event in your agenda.

Closing IFFR Pro Days 2021

15:00 – 16:00 (CET)

Join us for the closing of the IFFR Pro Days 2021. CineMart and BoostNL projects are eligible for the Wouter Barendrecht Award, ARTE International Prize, Filmmore Post-production Award, Eurimages Co-Production Development Award, IFFR Pro Young Critics Award.

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Big Talk: Benoît Jacquot & Charlotte Gainsbourg       17:00 – 18:01 (CET)   In-depth conversation with Benoît Jacquot, director of Suzanna Andler, and the film’s star, Charlotte Gainsbourg.      Read more

	IFFR Daily Talk – Thursday 5 February   11:00 – 11:30 (CET): Daily talk show with host Hadassah de Boer will highlight the films premiering today, with guests, interviews, trailers and film clips.       Read more

	Reality Check: Funding Our Inclusive Future   11:30 – 12:15 (CET): How are Europe’s public and private funders looking to a more inclusive future? As the industry evolves to better reflect a diverse society and a diverse community of storytellers, how can we affect change within a complex infrastructure that will ultimately prove fundamental, lasting and sustainable?     Read more

Closing Drinks for press and pro guests       16:00 – 17:00 (CET)   Join us for a closing drink hosted on Wonder.me. A great opportunity to catch up and reflect on the IFFR Pro Days with fellow press and industry guests, as well as the IFFR team.      Join here

	Bebia, à mon seul désir by Juja Dobrachkous   A young model returns to the Georgian countryside, where a confrontation with her past offers hope for the future.       Read more

		Mayday by  Karen Cinorre   Feminist fable in which Ana ends up in a war between the sexes. Unruly adventure film in a gritty dream world.       Read more

	El perro que no calla by Ana Katz   Kind-hearted thirty-something Sebastián hops listlessly from job to job in this pleasing mix of empathetic drama and the slightly absurd.     Read more