The 'Bimovie' festival, a long-standing cultural event in Munich focusing on films for and about independent, brave, and self-empowered women, has become an integral part of the city's cultural calendar since its inception in 1991. Traditionally held in November, the festival is moving to March, with the current edition set to take place just four months after the last one, starting on March 5. The screenings will continue to be held at the New Maxim Cinema in Neuhausen, ensuring that the venue remains consistent for attendees.

The change in schedule is primarily due to organizational reasons, as there tends to be a festival bottleneck between the end of Oktoberfest and the beginning of the Advent season in Munich. During this period, the city hosts a variety of film festivals including the Latin American Film Days, Greek Film Week, African Film Days, and the Romanian Film Festival. Additionally, other significant events such as the QFFM, Kino Asyl, Underdox, and the former Filmfest have also contributed to the crowded calendar, making it challenging for audiences to attend multiple events.

Rescheduling the 'Bimovie' festival to coincide with International Women's Day not only allows for better organization but also highlights the celebration and empowerment of women's voices in cinema. The festival plays a crucial role in showcasing films that challenge norms and encourage discussions around women's issues, making it a relevant and timely event for attendees. As the date approaches, anticipation grows for the lineup of films that will be presented, promising a vibrant celebration of female filmmakers and stories.