Get your pass for El Gouna Film Festival 4th Edition

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Greetings, 

 

El Gouna Film Festival Registration is Now Open – Register and Get Your Pass Now!

 

El Gouna is already dressing up for the 4th Edition of El Gouna Film Festival from the 23rd till the 31st of October. We are extremely happy to announce that Registration Is Now Open! Get into the Action even before red carpets and cameras start rolling.

 

For the film lovers among you, Full Festival Access allows you to make the most out of the panels and masterclasses as well as attending unlimited movie screenings.  This year pass holders will also have access to our new hub, the Festival Plaza with its unique experience of activities, marketplace and daily sunset drinks & live music.

 

In addition to Full Festival benefits, those who wish to savor our infamous ceremonies, make sure to register for Gold Access and choose to attend either one of our glamorous opening or closing ceremonies.

 

At long last, VIP Access offers carte blanche to live the ultimate Festival experience, including all-day activities and celebrity gatherings at the VIP Lounge, opening and closing ceremonies alongside their post ceremony celebrations.

 

Join us in celebration of the 4th Edition of El Gouna Film Festival, and get ready for some exceptional and memorable moments this year, we are happy to have you among the Festival’s friends & family.

 

Register and Get Your Pass, Now!

To register please click here
 

El Gouna Film Festival

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