1st Radolfzell Film Festival

As part of the city’s anniversary celebrations and in collaboration with filmmakers Teresa Renn and Patrick Merkle, as well as Ana Baumgart and Daniel Franz from KFZ – Kunst für Zukunft, the 1st Film Festival is taking place in Radolfzell.

For three days, it’s all about big emotions and gripping stories on the big screen. To make this happen, the KFZ – Kunst für Zukunft (Friedrich-Werber-Str. 13+15 in Radolfzell) will be transformed into an unconventional movie theater.
Under the theme “F_YOU_TURE,” a total of eight feature films and documentaries will be screened. The films focus on the stories of children, teenagers, and young adults—with all their diverse life experiences, thoughts, and visions for the future. The organizer’s goal is to provide young people with a platform for creative expression.

The film screenings will be accompanied by Q&As with filmmakers, who will introduce their films in person. Panel discussions, readings, and a film workshop for young people round out the festival’s diverse program.

Tickets can be purchased online through Reservix

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and can be purchased at the Radolfzell Tourist Information Office (Seestraße 30, 78315 Radolfzell am Bodensee).

PROGRAM

Thursday, September 17

• 6:00–9:00 p.m. Side Event: Meet the huskies from HUSKY OF KIVIUQ
• 7:00 p.m. Grand Opening of the Festival
• 7:30 p.m. Opening Film: FOLKTALES – Into Life with Sled Dogs, recommended for ages 6 and up

Friday, September 18

• 9 a.m. FUTURE COUNCIL – COME ON BOARD, recommended for ages 10 and up (also available for school groups)
• 11:00 a.m. ABOUT US BY US, recommended for ages 12 and up (also available for school groups)
• 3:00 p.m. ICH CAPITANO, recommended for ages 16 and up
• 5:30 p.m. Reading with Finn-Ole Heinrich, author and screenwriter of “Räuberhände”; recommended for ages 16 and up
• 7:00 p.m. RÄUBERHÄNDE, recommended for ages 16 and up
• Followed by a Q&A with Finn-Ole Heinrich

Saturday, September 19

• 10 a.m. Movie Breakfast
• 11 a.m. WYLD, recommended for ages 14 and up
• Followed by a Q&A with Ralph Etter (director)
• 4:00 p.m. WE WILL NOT FADE AWAY, recommended for ages 14 and up
• 6:00 p.m. Regular get-together hosted by the Lake Constance Film Commission for filmmakers and anyone interested, featuring a presentation by Christina Wechsel, director of the Film Commission
• 8:00 p.m. KALLE KOSMONAUT, recommended for ages 12 and up,
• Followed by a Q&A with Tine Kugler and Günther Kurth (director)
• 10 p.m. Movie Party