Upcoming Events

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25–26.06.2025 > Festival de Marseille > Marseille (FR)
28.06.2025 > Festival des 7 Collines > Saint-Étienne (FR)
13.07.2025 > Cuadernos Escénicos > Canary Islands (ES)
11–15.08.2025 > Welcome to the Fringe Palestine > Edinburgh

Badke Remix Stereo48 X laGeste
11.06.2025 > Première at KVS > Brussels (BE)
12.06.2025 > KVS > Brussels (BE)
24.09.2025 > Kunstencentrum VIERNULVIER > Ghent (BE)
25.09.2025 > Kunstencentrum VIERNULVIER > Ghent (BE)
26.09.2025 > De Spil > Roeselare (BE)
01.10.2025 > Concertgebouw Brugge > Bruges (BE)

The Palestinian Movement Film Festival
05-20.11.2025 > Streamed worldwide/ Screened in (TBA)

News

News
PMFF 2025: Three Paths to Participation – Submit, Produce, or Host
PMFF 2025: Three Paths to Participation – Submit, Produce, or Host

Stereo48 invites artists, filmmakers, and cultural institutions to take part in this year’s Palestinian Movement Film Festival through our open call.
You can apply for a micro-grant to produce a new film centered on movement and the body, or submit an existing film that aligns with this theme.
If you represent a cultural venue and would like to host a screening, you are also welcome to submit a hosting application.

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Badke Remix Residency First Stage Completed
Badke Remix Residency First Stage Completed

laGeste & Stereo48 have successfully completed the first block of the Badke Remix Residency, bringing together 12 Palestinian dancers from March 1st to 22nd at laGeste Studio in Ghent, Belgium. Throughout these three weeks, the dancers worked, danced, shared experiences, and collaborated closely.

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The Palestinian Movement Film Festival 2025
The Palestinian Movement Film Festival 2025

Stereo48 is set to launch the Palestinian Movement Film Festival, offering four grants for dance film productions by Palestinian dancers. More details coming soon.

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Group of dancers performing on stage in expressive poses against a dark background. Stereo48 Dance Company from Palestine at Danse Elargie 2022, Paris 
© Nora Houguenade

See what’s new in our world of movement

“Within the musical background the nostalgic Palestinian tunes used for weddings. A mixture of improvisation and more regulated interludes, this street sequence goes far beyond the entertainment and performance of hip-hop, to delicately question the essence of human relations”. 

— Le Figaro by François Delétraz