Geneva International Film Festival in Geneva
Founded in 1995, the Geneva International Film Festival programs feature films alongside virtual reality and interactive works across roughly ten days each late October and November. Its focus on the intersection of cinema and digital storytelling, combined with venues spread across the city, sets it apart from Geneva's other film festivals held earlier in the year.
The Geneva International Film Festival, founded in 1995, has built its identity around the meeting point of cinema and newer forms of visual storytelling, programming feature films alongside virtual reality works, interactive projects, and industry talks that place it apart from more conventional festivals focused solely on traditional theatrical releases.