Festival info
General Info
HUMAN International Documentary Film Festival is Oslo’s largest festival for Norwegian and International documentary film, and presents in addition a program focusing on current human rights issues.
The festival spans over 7 days, and includes two competition programs for International and Norwegian documentaries. In addition to several film sections, the program also includes a large number of debates, performances, seminars and Q&As.
Language
All documentaries are either in English or subtitled in English.
Tickets
You can choose between single event tickets, or a festival pass.
Tickets can be bought both online and at the venues.
The Festival pass grants free access to all events of the festival, except the two theatre performances. The festival pass is personal, and costs NOK 460.
NB: The festival passes are sold out
Here’s information about how to use your festival pass.
Ticket prices:
Normal price: 100 kr
Student price: 50 kr
Festival pass: 460 kr
Teaterperformances: see event for details.
NB: BE ON TIME. IF THE SCREENING IS FULL, AND THERE IS A RUSH LINE FOR REMAINING SEATS IN THE THEATRE, YOU FORFEIT YOUR TICKET FIVE MINUTES PAST SHOW TIME.
Venues
VEGA SCENE
VEGA Scene is the main festival venue, and has three brand new movie theaters, a salon for debates and Q&As, a theatre, and a café / bar.
Hausmanns gate 28-32
www.vegascene.no
CINEMATEKET
Cinemateket is our main festival venue, and with its state of the art equipment it provides Norway’s best cinema experience.
The Film Café at Cinemateket will be open all days during the festival, and offers humane festival prices.
Dronningens gt. 16
www.cinemateket.no
KUNSTPLASS
Tordenskjolds gate 12, entrance from Rosenkrantz gate.
For the seventh time Kunstplass organise the HUMAN IDFF exhibition
KHARTOUM BAR & CONTEMPORARY ART CENTER
Khartoum Contemporary Art Center (KCAC) is a non-profit conceptual arts initiative with focus on contemporary art and new media.
Bernt Ankers gate 17
Press accreditation
For questions about and requests for press accreditation, write or call Kari at kari@hrhw.no/90133583
You’ll need to register as press to Kari@hrhw.no. When you have received a confirmation, you can pick up complimentary tickets (one per screening) from the festival info stand. The complimentary ticket has to be exchanged for a ticket for the specific screening in the ticket booth. Be advised that the screenings can sell out, so be there early.
For free and open events no tickets are needed. This includes all events at debattscenen. Free events are marked as such in the program.
