List of Austrian films of the 2020s

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A list of films produced in the Cinema of Austria in the 2020s ordered by year of release. For an alphabetical list of articles on Austrian films see Category:Austrian films.

YearTitleGenreDirectorStudioNotes
2020 Epicentro Documentary Hubert Sauper Groupe Deux, KGP Films, Little Magnet Films
2020HochwaldDrama Evi Romen
2020 Nevrland Drama Gregor Schmidinger Orbrock Filmproduktion Won Film Festival Max Ophüls Prize
2020 Once Upon a Time in Venezuela Documentary Anabel Rodríguez
2020 What We Wanted Drama Ulrike Kofler  [ de ]Released by Netflix
2021 Masking Threshold Horror/Drama Johannes Grenzfurthner monochrom
2021 Hinterland Thriller Stefan Ruzowitzky
2021 Luzifer HorrorPeter Brunner
2022 Rimini Drama Ulrich Seidl Ulrich Seidl Filmproduktion
2022SonneDramaKurdwin AyubUlrich Seidl FilmproduktionWon best direction at Internationale Filmfestspiele Berlin, Sektion Encounters
2022Family DinnerHorror/Thriller/MysteryPeter HenglCapra Film
2022 Razzennest Horror/Comedy Johannes Grenzfurthner monochrom
2022 Corsage Drama Marie Kreutzer Film AG
2022 Razzennest Horror/Comedy Johannes Grenzfurthner monochrom
2023 Sisi & I Biography/Drama Frauke Finsterwalder Dor FilmGermany-Swiss-Austrian coproduction [1] [2]
2023 Feminism WTF Documentary Katharina Mückstein La Banda Film, Nikolaus Geyrhalter Filmproduktion [3]
2023 Club Zero Drama Jessica Hausner
2023 Ingeborg Bachmann – Journey into the Desert Drama Margarethe von Trotta
2023 The Universal Theory Thriller Timm Kröger
2024 Andrea Gets a Divorce Drama Josef Hader Vega film, Golden Girls film Berlinale Panorama [4]
2024 The Devil's Bath Horror/Drama Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala Ulrich Seidl film production, Heimatfilm Main Competition
2024Veni Vidi ViciComedy/CrimeDaniel Hoesl and Julia NiemannUlrich Seidl film production
2024 Hacking at Leaves Documentary Johannes Grenzfurthner monochrom

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References

  1. "Sisi & I". DCM Stories. Retrieved 24 August 2022.
  2. "Sisi und ich". Austrian Film Institute. Retrieved 24 August 2022.
  3. "Feminism WTF | Katharina Mückstein / Österreich 2023 / 96 min". Stadkino Wien (in German). Retrieved 8 March 2023.
  4. "Andrea lässt sich scheiden | Feature Film Drama". Crew United. 14 December 2023. Retrieved 16 December 2023.