Univerciné Allemand

2025 Edition — Diversity and Inclusion

The 2025 edition of Univerciné Allemand placed issues of diversity and inclusion at the heart of its program. In partnership with the CinéPride festival, TIC44, and T'Cap, the festival offered a selection of films exploring German queer cinema and the representation of people with disabilities.

For six days, Nantes audiences were able to discover a varied panorama of contemporary German cinema: fiction, documentaries, auteur films, and genre cinema, in a program mixing discoveries and works by established filmmakers.

The Audience Award and the Univerciné Jury Prize were awarded at the end of the festival. Meetings with directors and debates accompanied the screenings, reinforcing the festival's dimension of exchange and cultural mediation.

2025 Program

The 2025 selection offered a panorama of contemporary German cinema:

• Fiction and documentaries: a selection of feature films representing the diversity of current German production
• Focus on diversity and inclusion: films exploring queer cinema and the visibility of people with disabilities, in partnership with CinéPride, TIC44, and T'Cap
• Meetings and debates: exchanges with German cinema directors and professionals
• Introductory workshops: discovery sessions for young audiences and schoolchildren

Highlights of the 2025 Edition

• Diversity and Inclusion Theme: Partnership with CinéPride, TIC44, and T'Cap around queer cinema and disability visibility
• Meetings with German filmmakers at the Katorza cinema
• Audience Award and Univerciné Jury Prize awarded by spectators and students
• Approximately 3,000 spectators welcomed over six days