until Nov 3
Single ticket €11.50, reduced €10.50
From 22 October to 3 November, the Viennale brings international films and conversations to Gartenbaukino, Stadtkino, Urania, the Austrian Film Museum and METRO Kinokulturhaus. The programme and ticket sales are open. Tickets are available online, by phone and at festival box offices. For sold-out screenings, queue numbers for possible remaining tickets are issued from 30 minutes before the start.
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At the Repair Café in MILA’s community room, volunteers help repair broken portable devices. You can bring small household appliances, entertainment electronics, tools or battery-powered toys. Smartphones, bicycles and large appliances are excluded.
Tue, Nov 3 · 18:00
Riverbox, ÖGB headquarters (10th floor), 1020
How would EU enlargement affect Austria and the Western Balkans? An introductory talk and panel discussion explore Albania’s and Montenegro’s paths towards membership, with a focus on employment, democracy and worker participation. Helene Schuberth and Valentin Wedl give the welcome, followed by an introduction by Stefan Belabed. Manuel Aigner, Wolfgang Greif, Ivana Mihajlović and Bernhard Müller join the panel, moderated by Sarah Bruckner. Organised by CEDF, CETUN, the Vienna Chamber of Labour and the ÖGB European Office, the event takes place on 3 November from 6 to 8 pm in the Riverbox on the tenth floor of the ÖGB headquarters. Doors open at 5:30 pm. Simultaneous interpretation is available from German to English and vice versa. Admission is free; registration by email to [email protected] is requested.
QUEERTACTICS presents queer-feminist cinema, from feature films to experimental shorts. Its seventh edition opens at Stadtkino with LONDON, followed by screenings at Admiral Kino including BARBARA FOREVER and films by Annette Kennerley and Barbara Hammer. Friday brings a free festival party with DJs and a live performance by Phaedra at FLUCC Deck. The GOLDEN MEDUSA gala at Breitenseer Lichtspiele closes the festival. Tickets are sold per screening programme; there is no festival pass in 2026.
