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Festival 2026<\/h3><\/div>

For the 21st time, the 11mm – International Football Film Festival brings football to the place where it unfolds its very own magic: the cinema. From March 26 to 30, the traditional Colosseum Berlin on Sch\u00f6nhauser Allee will become a meeting place for stories of triumphs and tragedies, legends and underdogs. The festival kicked off with the rousing documentary A Summer in Italy – World Cup 1990<\/em>. <\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>

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The following days will also see outstanding new releases, including <\/span>Heysel 85<\/em>, as well as rediscovered feature film gems – portraits of formative personalities such as Luis Enrique, Kenny Dalglish and Peter Schmeichel and cult classics \u00e0 la <\/span>Shaolin Soccer <\/em>and Die Wilden Kerle<\/em>that bring football in all its adventurous facets to the big screen. The focus is on films that symbolize the passion of the game, the people – and the conviction that football lasts far longer than just 90 minutes. Five full festival days with over 40 short and feature-length films from 17 countries await the 11mm audience. <\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>