Five films nominated for the LUX Audience Award screen free of charge at Stadtkino im Künstlerhaus. The programme explores friendship, self-determination and political upheaval, with talks alongside the screenings on 5 and 6 November. Free tickets are available at the cinema box office from 30 minutes before each screening, with reservations online.
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Hüseyin Tabak’s documentary explores the life of Kurdish filmmaker Yılmaz Güney through conversations with family and fellow filmmakers. Votiv Kino screens the film in its original version with German subtitles as part of the Sercavan film festival. Director Hüseyin Tabak joins the Q&A afterwards via Zoom. Ages 16 and up.
until Nov 13
Theater am Werk im Kabelwerk – Festivalzentrum, 1120
Circus meets dance, object theatre and live music: ON THE EDGE brings ten artistic projects to Vienna. Its festival centre is the Kabelwerk in Meidling, with further performances at Petersplatz and Dschungel Wien. Acrobatics workshops at Tanzquartier and the free Take Care conference on 7 November round out the programme. On 14 November, Sinking Sideways leads Project Dramaturgy: 1–5 pm at TQW Studios, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna, for professional artists. Register through the TQW ticket shop; individual performances are listed in the stage section.
The BLICKFANG design fair comes to the MAK from 6 to 8 November. Around 160 selected labels from Austria and across Europe present furniture, fashion and jewellery, with many designers showing their work in person. A regular day ticket costs €14; children aged 14 and under enter free.
