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Esperanto Movies: New Releases & Every Film on the Site

3 Esperanto-language films are on What’s After the Movie. Drama leads with 1, then fantasy (1) and horror (1). The newest release is Himalia, out Oct 12, 2024.

Esperanto films on the site
3
first release (latest 2024)
1966
plot summary
1
Genres

What Kinds of Esperanto Movies Are There?

Drama is part of 33% of Esperanto films (1); fantasy (1) and horror (1) follow. Films can have several genres. Each bar opens the full list filtered to that genre.

Decade by decade

Esperanto Cinema, Decade by Decade

The 1960s are the busiest decade with 1 film (33%); the earliest Esperanto film on the site is from 1966.

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Browse All 3 Esperanto Movies

Filter all 3 Esperanto films by genre, decade or year and sort them by rating, box office, release date or title. The list starts with the 3 released Esperanto films, newest first.

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3 released Esperanto films

Esperanto movies, newest first. Page 1 of 1.

  1. Himalia (2024) movie poster

    Himalia

    2024 · 21 min

    Released Oct 12, 2024

    • Sci-Fi
    • Drama
  2. Incubus (1966) movie poster

    Incubus

    1966 · 1h 14m

    Released Oct 26, 1966

    • Horror
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Esperanto is the only language from Constructed & Other Languages with 10 or more films on the site; these are the biggest languages elsewhere, led by English.

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FAQ

Esperanto Movies: Questions & Answers

Answers from the 3 Esperanto films on the site.

How many Esperanto movies are there?

3 Esperanto-language films are on What’s After the Movie, released from 1966 to 2024. None is ranked by rating yet.

Browse all Esperanto movies

Which decade had the most Esperanto films?

The 1960s, with 1 film (33% of all Esperanto films on the site).

What are the newest Esperanto movies?

Himalia (released Oct 12, 2024), This Is an Official Message (released Oct 7, 2015) and Incubus (released Oct 26, 1966).

New Esperanto releases