Final Cut (film festival)
Final Cut. Marburger Children's Film Festival is one since 2006 from Cineplex Marburg as well as specialized services Culture and Youth Development of the university town of Marburg hosted a yearly children's and youth film festival . It always takes place once a week in autumn every year. In 2010 the Cineplex Marburg received an award from Minister of State for Culture Bernd Neumann for the best children's and youth film program in 2009. The film festival was crucial for the award recognition. Since 2014, the Cineplex Marburg has also been one of eight locations in Germany that is supervised by a youth film jury from the German Film and Media Assessment (FBW) .
In the second year of the festival (2007), the organizers expanded the offer due to the positive response. In addition to the “Children's Film” category (6–13 years old), a “Youth Film” category (14–20 years old) was created.
In each of the two competitions, 5–6 outstanding international children's and youth films will be shown, which will be judged by a children's and a youth jury. The juries work independently and without the influence of adults. For the festival organizers, it is important that the choice of the respective award winners really represent the opinions of the children and young people. Only the media-educational moderation takes place via adults.
The competition entries will be presented to the public during the festival week (Monday to Sunday). School classes can also attend numerous morning performances. The award ceremony concludes on Sundays with a reading of the jury's explanations.
The winners
- 2006
- Festival weekend: 27.-29. October 2006
- Best children's film: Zaina - Queen of the Horses , France 2006, 100 min., FSK 6.
- 2007
- Festival weekend: 19. – 21. October 2007
- Best children's film: Hoppet - Hope , Sweden 2007, 88 min., FSK 6.
- Best youth film: Leroy , Germany 2007, 89 min., FSK 12
- 2008
- Festival weekend: 17. – 19. October 2008
- Best children's film: The Letter for the King , Netherlands / Germany 2008, 110 min., FSK 6.
- Best youth film: Beautiful Bitch , Germany 2007, 103 min., FSK 12.
- 2009
- Festival weekend: 23–25 October 2009
- Best children's film: The big race - a crazy adventure , Ireland / Germany 2009, 84 min., FSK 6.
- Best Youth Film: Nick and Norah - Soundtrack of a Night , USA 2008, 89 min., FSK 6.
- 2010
- Festival week: 5-9 October 2010
- Best children's film: Timetrip - The Curse of the Viking Witch , Denmark 2009, 90 min., FSK 6.
- Best youth film: Cherrybomb , Great Britain 2009, 89 min., FSK 12.
- 2011
- Festival week: 4-8 October 2011
- Best children's film: Liverpool Goalie , Norway 2010, 88 min., FSK 6.
- Best youth film: Westwind , Germany 2011, 90 min., FSK 6.
- 2012
- Festival week: 9-14 October 2012
- Best children's film: Patatje Oorlog , Netherlands / Belgium 2011, 87 min.
- Best youth film: At the end of a far too short day , Ireland / Germany 2012, 96 min., FSK 12.
- 2013
- Festival week: 8-13 October 2013
- Best children's film: Sputnik , Germany 2013, 84 min., FSK 0.
- Best youth film: Schorbenpark , Germany 2012, 94 min., FSK 12.
- 2014
- Festival week: 6-12 October 2014
- Best children's film: Finn , Netherlands / Belgium 2013, 90 min., FSK 0.
- Best youth film: For No Eyes Only , Germany 2013, director: Tali Barde, 97 min., FSK 12.
- 2015
- Festival week: 5th - 11th October 2015
- Best children's film: The Great Secret , Netherlands / Belgium 2014, 94 min.
- Best youth film: Mustang , Turkey / France / Germany 2014, 97 min.
- 2016
- Festival week: 4-9 October 2016
- Best children's film: Off to the sea! , Czech Republic 2014, director: Jiří Mádl , 91 min., FSK 6.
- Best youth film: Die Mitte der Welt , Germany 2016, director: Jakob M. Erwa , 115 min., FSK 12.
- 2017
- Festival week: September 25th - October 1st, 2017
- Best children's film: Storm and the Forbidden Letter , Netherlands 2017, director: Dennis Bots , 105 min., FSK 6.
- Best youth film: Heartstone - Herzstein , Iceland / Denmark 2016, director: Guðmundur Arnar Guðmundsson, 124 min., FSK 12.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ State Minister for Culture Bernd Neumann awards cinema program prizes and distributor prizes 2010
- ↑ Cineplex receives cinema program award . In: MAZ, October 28, 2017, accessed May 30, 2018
- ↑ German Film and Media Assessment (FBW): Youth Film Jury: Locations , accessed on May 30, 2018
- ↑ cf. filmportal.de
- ↑ IN SHORT: For the 6th time “Final Cut” in Marburg . In: reinMein, September 17, 2011, accessed May 30, 2018
- ↑ Nadja Schwarzwäller: “Sputnik” wins the race . In: Hinterländer Anzeiger / Mittelhessen.de, October 14, 2013, accessed on May 30, 2018
- ↑ Final Cut. Marburg Children's and Youth Film Festival . In: kinofenster.de, Federal Agency for Civic Education, accessed on May 30, 2018
- ↑ Off to the sea! wins as best children's film at the Final Cut film festival in Marburg . In: der-filverleih.de, October 10, 2016, accessed on May 30, 2018
- ^ "Die Mitte der Welt" wins "Final Cut" , Oberhessische Presse October 10, 2016, accessed October 10, 2016
- ^ Marburg children and youth festival FINAL CUT . In: Jugend Filmjury / German Film and Media Assessment, September 30, 2017, accessed on May 30, 2018