Die Sendung mit der Maus: Streiten
Katja Engelhardt, Inka Friese
Why do people argue? What does it feel like to have an argument and how do you resolve it? What are the rules for arguing? Children rarely get as heated as they do when arguing with friends, siblings or parents. This short documentary film traces children’s experiences of conflict in an emotional and authentic way. Would a world with no arguments be better? Or is it sometimes worth arguing and then experiencing the wonderful feeling of reconciliation?
Katja Engelhardt
Katja Engelhardt (1967) studied photo engineering in Cologne. Since 1990 she has been working as a television author and director in the area of knowledge transfer for young people. She has been involved in creating and producing numerous programme formats in Germany and South East Asia.
Inka Friese
Inka Friese (1960) has been making award-winning short programmes for children’s television for many years, writes dubbing scripts for both animated and live-action films and writes children’s stories and non-fiction books.
