The Imedghassen International Film Festival (IIFF) is an official international film festival held annually in Batna, Algeria. Dedicated to the art of cinema, the festival provides a platform for filmmakers from around the world to showcase their work, exchange ideas, and celebrate creative expression.
With a strong focus on short films, IIFF highlights originality, innovation, and emerging voices in contemporary cinema. Its program includes official competitions, special screenings, masterclasses, workshops, and cultural events, offering both professionals and audiences a rich cinematic experience.
By fostering dialogue between cultures and promoting artistic talent, the Imedghassen International Film Festival has become a vital meeting point for the global film community and a proud ambassador of Algeria’s cultural heritage.
Imedghassen Mausoleum
Imedghassen is an Algerian Berber mausoleum dating back to the third century BC, located in Algeria in Aures, on the lands of the municipality of Bomia, in the state of Batna. It is a giant dome and is the oldest preserved royal mausoleum in North Africa, according to medieval historians, it was derived His name is from the king of Numidia, and it is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Laureate
WORKSHOP
MASTER CLASS
SHORT MOVIE COMPETITION
TOURISM TRIPS
Juries
The festival will be attended by the best international jury and international film stars.
Films
The best international and national films will be selected at the festival, and we will guarantee major cinematic works.
Program
A diversified program (film screenings - discussions and seminars - tourism events - artistic evenings and parties - honors and prizes).
Awards
We give you prizes, honorary shields, valuable financial prizes, and certificates from the festival.
