School Program

The Human Rights Film Festival School Program

The HRFFB School Film Program offers students and teachers the opportunity to engage intensively with human rights and development policy issues through documentary films and talks, in which complex topics can be experienced and understood with the help of touching stories. The selected films were chosen to illustrate the main Festival topic and all the screenings will be supplemented by educational material. The HRFFB Festival Week will allow the students to interact directly with filmmakers and activists and discuss the topic covered in the films.  During the talks following the screenings we actively seek dialogue with the students and we show how the personal and emotional references are related to the world events.

Registration

Registration for the requested screenings by email at: events@aktiongegendenhunger.de (by September 10th). Please also indicate the number of participants. The school material will be sent automatically.

Costs

3.50 EUR per student (Berlin-Pass holders get free admission).


A minimum number of 20 participants is required.

The school film program is supported by Brot für die Welt.

our School Films

Watu Wote

Der Film erzählt die Geschichte aus der Perspektive einer jungen, allein reisenden Christin. Sie ist auf dem Weg zu einem Besuch im islamisch geprägten Norden Kenias und fühlt sich als eine der…

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Hamada

A minefield and the second largest military wall in the world separates this group of friends from their homeland, which they have only heard of in their parent’s stories. They are called the…

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Eating up Easter

More than just a postcard of iconic stone statues, Rapa Nui – also known as Easter Island – is a microcosm of our planet in flux. Natives of Rapa Nui are still grappling with the booming tourism…

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Utopia Revisited

Regional, fresh and organic food for 1,5 million people; smart urban living using only a fraction of energy usually burned; a smartphone produced on a fair basis and a self-managed tea plant. People…

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Naomis Reise

Die 20-jährige Peruanerin Naomi (Scarlett Jaimes) war stets in dem Glauben, dass ihre große Schwester Mariella in Deutschland ein schönes und beneidenswertes Leben führt. Doch als sie erfährt, dass…

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#Widerstand

Migration, right-wing populism, terrorist attacks: the so-called crises we encounter every day in the media are dividing society. Using three extremely different perspectives, #WIDERSTAND creates a…

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Miss Kiet's Children

Imagine if you couldn’t understand a word the teacher was saying on your first day of school. This is the experience of most of the children who join a special introductory class at the elementary…

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5. SEPTEMBER 2019