Young refugees curate a festival programme What is a film if it dispenses with dialogue? What forms of cinematic expression […]

A popular skate park has to make way for a modern housing complex. The 16-year-old skater Lucy refuses to let […]

How does social media influence our self-image and our behaviour towards other people? How can we make the right distinction […]

A teenager feels that she is being controlled by adults in many everyday situations. After an unsuccessful visit to the […]

This year, the female film friends are once again part of the IFFF Dortmund+Cologne! As part of the female film […]

In the Spot on, NRW! section, the stage is opened up to producers with portfolios impressively weighted towards films by […]

Standing in front of a cinema screen, Karolin Meunier places herself between the images and words to dig into the […]

NRW Film Culture Network theme day What does cinema mean today? What is cinema today? Cinema is a social setting […]

Mimosa e. V. is a feminist film, art and music collective from the independent cultural scene in Cologne, consisting of […]

The IFFF Dortmund+Cologne welcomes the new Cologne-based group Palestinians and Jews for Peace to the festival. The feminist group, which […]

Contact person for advice on individual programmes and for booking screenings for daycare groups and school classes is Jule Murmann: […]

Contact person for advice on individual programmes and for booking screenings for daycare groups and school classes is Jule Murmann: […]