The European Film Awards, Europe’s equivalent of the Oscars, will move from its traditional December slot to mid-January in 2026. The European Film Academy, which oversees the awards, said the shif…
, Europe’s equivalent of the Oscars, will move from its traditional December slot to mid-January in 2026., which oversees the awards, said the shifting of the date was part of an ongoing strategy to reposition and rebrand the event and its work.
The EFA nominations will continue to be announced by mid-November each year, giving a larger window for nominated films to be promoted. “In the next years, we will develop this programme into a proper award season for films from Europe. After the season has been established on our continent first, we are keen to explore strategic collaborations and reach audiences in other parts of the world as of 2026,” said Knol.
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