Mediterranean Cinema Returns to Tirana with Four Nights at Agimi Art Center

The Tirana Mediterranean Film Festival (TMFF) returns for its second edition from 28 to 31 May 2026 in Tirana.

The festival focuses on Mediterranean cinema and promotes cultural exchange and artistic dialogue. It hosts screenings, masterclasses, discussions, and meetings with film professionals.

All events take place at the Agimi Art Center, bringing together filmmakers from across the Mediterranean region and local audiences.

Festival director Thomas Logoreci leads the 2026 edition with a focus on contemporary Mediterranean storytelling and cross-border artistic collaboration.

The jury includes actors and film professionals such as Arben Bajraktaraj, Sofia Georgiadou, Taulanda Jupi, Simone Baretta, and Marie Franz Alvarez.

Organizers say the festival aims to build cultural bridges through cinema and strengthen regional creative networks.

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