The event is organised in cooperation with the Embassy of the Republic of Kosovo in Austria and marks an important step in expanding the festival beyond Kosovo’s borders.

During an official meeting held at the embassy premises, the Chargé d’Affaires of Kosovo in Austria, Albinot Bimbashi, welcomed the festival representatives, including Austria manager Michael Stoeger, Executive Director Ganimete Sava, and Artistic Director Burim Haliti. The evening will also feature a performance by pianist Unik Ukshini, adding an additional artistic dimension to the event.

According to the organisers, the festival has achieved remarkable success in Kosovo and internationally, with a focus on promoting films that address social, inclusive, and inspiring themes. One of the highlights of the evening in Vienna will be the screening of the Kosovar short film “Sara,” a production of the festival itself.

The program in Austria is expected to include a selection of short films from various countries that have been recognised in previous festival editions. “Art Without Limit” is known for promoting diversity, inclusion, and empowerment through cinema, often highlighting the stories of people with disabilities and the challenges they face in society.

The festival is led by an experienced team in film and cultural management, with key roles played by Executive Director Ganimete Sava and Artistic Director Burim Haliti, who have contributed to the platform's internationalisation and its artistic quality.

The event will take place on May 1 at Quartier Wolkersdorf near Vienna (Kirchenplatz 1A, 2120 Wolkersdorf im Weinviertel). Doors and the exhibition will open at 16:30, while film screenings will begin at 18:30.

This edition in Austria is expected to serve as a cultural bridge between Kosovo and the European art scene, providing greater visibility for Kosovar and international cinema.