\nNovember 7th<\/sup> 2017<\/p>\n
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youth days @ 30th<\/sup> exground filmfest: A Portal into Hidden Worlds<\/strong><\/h2>\n21 Films \/\/ 4,150 \u20ac in Cash and Non-Cash Prizes \/\/ Commitment to Young Refugees<\/h3>\n
From November 18th<\/sup> to the 23rd<\/sup>, the 14th<\/sup> edition of exground youth days will present an exciting program in the scope of exground filmfest (taking place November 17th<\/sup>-26th<\/sup> in Wiesbaden, Germany) featuring productions from 13 countries. Seven feature-length and 14 short films will provide glimpses into otherwise often closed-off worlds of young people. Cash and non-cash prizes valued at a total of 4,150 euros will be awarded in the Wiesbaden Youth Film Competition and the International Youth Film Competition. exground filmfest is continuing its commitment to young refugees by offering opportunities for them to participate in a film workshop and serve as members of the youth jury. In addition, exground filmfest continues to present the exground youth film of the month throughout the entire year, a regular event that the organizers also capitalize on to give young refugees a chance to get involved in active work with the medium of film.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/exground.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/11\/0ef09c35-8622-45e2-9ac1-aa08de570aea-300x157.jpg\")
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\nA WEDDING (left); FILTHY (right)<\/h6>\nProgram Highlights at exground youth days<\/strong><\/h3>\nSince 2004, the exground youth days have established themselves as an integral part of the festival, opening the film program to a young audience in the International Youth Film Competition. In the Wiesbaden Youth Film Competition, local directorial talents have the chance to present their work for the first time on the big screen.<\/p>\n
In the International Youth Film Competition, the protagonist of the German production LOMO \u2013 THE LANGUAGE OF MANY OTHERS<\/strong> dives headlong into a dark place: after his girlfriend dumps him, Karl gradually loses himself in the digital world, granting the followers of his blog more and more control over his life. Director Julia Langhof will be in Wiesbaden to present her film in person at a 10:30 am screening on November 22nd<\/sup> at Caligari FilmB\u00fchne.<\/p>\nIn the Czech-Slovak co-production FILTHY [\u0160P\u00cdNA]<\/strong>, 17-year-old Lena ends up in a psychiatric clinic after a suicide attempt. Alas, instead of trying to get to the root of the patients\u2019 problems, the staff there stuff them full of medication and mistreat with electroshocks. Director Tereza Nvotov\u00e1 brings together visual brilliance and an exceptional cast in her feature film debut.<\/p>\nL\u00e9a Mysius\u2019 AVA<\/strong> comes to us from France with a buoyant, summery charm, even though the eponymous protagonist is threatened by the prospect of encroaching blindness \u2013 which leads her to attempt to experience all of the adventures of coming-of-age in fast motion. AVA walked away with not one but two prizes at Cannes International Film Festival: the SACD Award for Best Feature Film and the \u201cPalm Dog\u201d for Best Canine Performance in a film.<\/p>\nThe humorous story revolving around runaways Kit and Alice at the heart of the Canadian production WEIRDOS<\/strong> takes us back to the 1970s \u2013 set against the breath-taking backdrop of the Canadian East coast and underscored by a soundtrack sourced from the era in question. Director Bruce McDonald was previously represented at exground filmfest with his feature film debut ROADKILL (1989), as well as the follow-ups HIGHWAY 61 (1991) and THE TRACEY FRAGMENTS (2007).<\/p>\nContrasting attitudes between Occident and Orient collide in the international co-production A WEDDING [NOCES]<\/strong>. 18-year-old Zahira, a presumably normal Belgian teenager, is shocked when her parents announce their plans to set her up in an arranged marriage with a Pakistani, thus throwing not only Zahira into irreconcilable inner turmoil. Director Stephan Streker based his third feature film on a true story, creating a precise portrait of a Pakistani family in Europe in the process.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/exground.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/11\/c95c2131-b3bb-4c32-9a22-f5ae5a4ec457-300x125.jpg\")
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\nAVA (left); WEIRDOS (right)<\/h6>\n
\nShort Films at exground youth days<\/strong><\/h3>\n\u00a0<\/strong>In the International Youth Film Competition, seven short films, each screening before a feature film, dive into the lives and surroundings of adolescent protagonists. In EVENT HORIZON<\/strong> by Jos\u00e9fa Celestin, Julianne wants to remain a child in a time when Pluto was still the ninth planet and cassette tapes had to be rewound. In Alma W. B\u00e4r\u2019s animated film<\/p>\nPINK CUTS PINK<\/strong>, a girl liberates herself from a loop of oppressively smooth and shiny hair. The Spanish production PUP [CACHORRO]<\/strong> by Jes\u00fas Rivera Soriano applies an experience from the animal world to young adults: only the strong manage to grow up here.<\/p>\nFrom short fiction films to music videos all the way to documentaries, the seven multi-facetted short films in the Wiesbaden Youth Film Competition shed light on a range of subjects, including love, home, democracy, guilt and the local skater scene.<\/p>\n
![\"\"](\"http:\/\/exground.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/11\/36a85f19-3946-4913-9a34-2817def2cb0d-300x179.jpg\")
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\nEVENT HORIZON (left); PUP (right)<\/h6>\n
\nActive Film Work with Young Refugees: Film Workshop, Youth Jury & exground Youth Film of the Month<\/strong><\/h3>\n\u00a0<\/strong>As in the previous years, exground filmfest is offering young refugees opportunities to engage actively with the medium of film. In a film workshop to take place during exground filmfest, participants will create a stop motion film that will then be screened in the scope of exground youth days. On top of that, the Wiesbaden Youth Film Competition, taking place in the framework of exground youth days, features a music video that was previously shot by young refugees during this year\u2019s Easter break.<\/p>\nIn addition, the festival was once again able to convince young refugees to serve as members of the youth jury for the International Youth Film Competition. Together with young natives of Wiesbaden, they will view all of the entries to the competition and finally present the award for best feature film, endowed with prize money in the amount of 2,500 euros by the State Capital of Wiesbaden.<\/p>\n
Outside of the festival period itself, exground filmfest has been presenting the exground youth film of the month throughout the entire year, going all the way back to 2005. The international productions shown here invite the young audience, including young refugees, to take part in discussions and active work with film under the guidance of a trained media educator.<\/p>\n
The program for exground youth days can be seen in full here: http:\/\/exground.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/10\/ex30_youth_flyer.pdf<\/a><\/p>\n
\nexground youth days<\/strong><\/h3>\nINTERNATIONAL YOUTH FILM COMPETITION<\/strong><\/p>\nA WEDDING [NOCES]<\/strong><\/a> by Stephan Streker
\nBelgium\/France\/Luxemburg\/Pakistan 2016, 98 min. French-Urdu OV w\/ GER+ENG subs<\/p>\nSupporting film:<\/strong>
\nPINK CUTS PINK<\/strong><\/a> by Alma W. B\u00e4r
\nGermany 2016<\/p>\n22.11.2017 5:30 pm \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne<\/p>\n
\nAVA<\/strong><\/a> by L\u00e9a Mysius
\nFrance 2017 104 min. OV w\/ GER+ENG subs<\/p>\nSupporting film:<\/strong>
\nEVENT HORIZON<\/strong><\/a> by Jos\u00e9fa Celestin
\nFrance\/Great Britain 2017<\/p>\n19.11.2017 5:30 pm \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne<\/p>\n
\nBUTTERFLY KISSES<\/strong><\/a> by Rafael Kapelinski
\nGreat Britain 2017 89 min. OV w\/ GER+ENG subs<\/p>\nSupporting film:<\/strong>
\nPUP [CACHORRO]<\/strong><\/a> by Jes\u00fas Rivera Soriano
\nSpain 2016 12 min. OV w\/ ENG subs<\/p>\n21.11.2017 5:30 pm \u2013 Murnau-Filmtheater<\/p>\n
\nFILTHY [\u0160P\u00cdNA] <\/strong><\/a>by Tereza Nvotov\u00e1
\nCzech Republic\/Slovakia 2017 88 min. Slovak OV w\/ GER+ENG subs<\/p>\nSupporting film:<\/strong>
\nJOY<\/strong><\/a> by Abini Gold
\nGermany 2017 15 min. OV w\/ ENG subs<\/p>\n20.11.2017 5:30 pm \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne<\/p>\n
\nLOMO \u2013 THE LANGUAGE OF MANY OTHERS<\/strong><\/a> by Julia Langhof
\nGermany 2017 101 min. OV w\/ ENG subs<\/p>\nSupporting film:<\/strong>
\n14,74 ODER DAS STREBEN NACH MITTELM\u00c4SSIGKEIT<\/strong><\/a> by Antoine Dengler
\nGermany 2017 17 min. OV w\/ ENG subs<\/p>\n18.11.2017 5:30 pm \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne
\n22.11.2017 10:30 am \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne (with Julia Langhof in attendance)<\/p>\n
\nLOVING LORNA<\/strong><\/a> by Annika Karlsson and Jessica Karlsson
\nSweden 2017 61 min. engl. OV w\/ GER+ENG subs<\/p>\nSupporting film:<\/strong>
\nCHANGE<\/strong><\/a> by Annika Pinske
\nGermany 2016 12 min. OV w\/ ENG subs<\/p>\n19.11.2017 3:00 pm \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne<\/p>\n
\nWEIRDOS<\/strong><\/a> by Bruce McDonald
\nCanada 2016 84 min. English OV w\/ GER subs<\/p>\nSupporting film:<\/strong>
\nMORSEN <\/strong><\/a>by Simon Spitzer and Jessyca R. Hauser
\nAustria 2017 6 min. OV w\/ ENG subs<\/p>\n23.11.2017 5:30 pm \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne<\/p>\n
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\nWIESBADEN YOUTH FILM COMPETITION<\/strong>
\n18.11.2017 3:00 pm \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne<\/p>\nUND WAS SAGST DU …<\/strong><\/a>
\nby a group of students from the Heinrich von Kleist School, 2017, 14 min.<\/p>\nICH MUSS MAL<\/strong><\/a>
\nby Moritz Richter, 2017, 7 min.<\/p>\nDU BIST F\u00dcR MICH ALLES<\/strong><\/a>
\nby young refugee students from the Friedrich Ebert School, 2017, 6 min.<\/p>\nSKATEN AM PLAZA<\/strong><\/a>
\nby Tahmid Uddin, 2017, 3 min.<\/p>\nUNSERE STADT \u2013 SWA HAUTNAH<\/strong><\/a>
\nby a group of young people from Bad Schwalbach, 2017, 18 min.<\/p>\nSTILLE WASSER<\/strong><\/a>
\nby Nova Volmer and Kim Schr\u00f6ter, 2017, 6 min.<\/p>\n
\nA WEDDING (left); FILTHY (right)<\/h6>\nProgram Highlights at exground youth days<\/strong><\/h3>\nSince 2004, the exground youth days have established themselves as an integral part of the festival, opening the film program to a young audience in the International Youth Film Competition. In the Wiesbaden Youth Film Competition, local directorial talents have the chance to present their work for the first time on the big screen.<\/p>\n
In the International Youth Film Competition, the protagonist of the German production LOMO \u2013 THE LANGUAGE OF MANY OTHERS<\/strong> dives headlong into a dark place: after his girlfriend dumps him, Karl gradually loses himself in the digital world, granting the followers of his blog more and more control over his life. Director Julia Langhof will be in Wiesbaden to present her film in person at a 10:30 am screening on November 22nd<\/sup> at Caligari FilmB\u00fchne.<\/p>\nIn the Czech-Slovak co-production FILTHY [\u0160P\u00cdNA]<\/strong>, 17-year-old Lena ends up in a psychiatric clinic after a suicide attempt. Alas, instead of trying to get to the root of the patients\u2019 problems, the staff there stuff them full of medication and mistreat with electroshocks. Director Tereza Nvotov\u00e1 brings together visual brilliance and an exceptional cast in her feature film debut.<\/p>\nL\u00e9a Mysius\u2019 AVA<\/strong> comes to us from France with a buoyant, summery charm, even though the eponymous protagonist is threatened by the prospect of encroaching blindness \u2013 which leads her to attempt to experience all of the adventures of coming-of-age in fast motion. AVA walked away with not one but two prizes at Cannes International Film Festival: the SACD Award for Best Feature Film and the \u201cPalm Dog\u201d for Best Canine Performance in a film.<\/p>\nThe humorous story revolving around runaways Kit and Alice at the heart of the Canadian production WEIRDOS<\/strong> takes us back to the 1970s \u2013 set against the breath-taking backdrop of the Canadian East coast and underscored by a soundtrack sourced from the era in question. Director Bruce McDonald was previously represented at exground filmfest with his feature film debut ROADKILL (1989), as well as the follow-ups HIGHWAY 61 (1991) and THE TRACEY FRAGMENTS (2007).<\/p>\nContrasting attitudes between Occident and Orient collide in the international co-production A WEDDING [NOCES]<\/strong>. 18-year-old Zahira, a presumably normal Belgian teenager, is shocked when her parents announce their plans to set her up in an arranged marriage with a Pakistani, thus throwing not only Zahira into irreconcilable inner turmoil. Director Stephan Streker based his third feature film on a true story, creating a precise portrait of a Pakistani family in Europe in the process.<\/p>\n
\nAVA (left); WEIRDOS (right)<\/h6>\n
\nShort Films at exground youth days<\/strong><\/h3>\n\u00a0<\/strong>In the International Youth Film Competition, seven short films, each screening before a feature film, dive into the lives and surroundings of adolescent protagonists. In EVENT HORIZON<\/strong> by Jos\u00e9fa Celestin, Julianne wants to remain a child in a time when Pluto was still the ninth planet and cassette tapes had to be rewound. In Alma W. B\u00e4r\u2019s animated film<\/p>\nPINK CUTS PINK<\/strong>, a girl liberates herself from a loop of oppressively smooth and shiny hair. The Spanish production PUP [CACHORRO]<\/strong> by Jes\u00fas Rivera Soriano applies an experience from the animal world to young adults: only the strong manage to grow up here.<\/p>\nFrom short fiction films to music videos all the way to documentaries, the seven multi-facetted short films in the Wiesbaden Youth Film Competition shed light on a range of subjects, including love, home, democracy, guilt and the local skater scene.<\/p>\n
\nEVENT HORIZON (left); PUP (right)<\/h6>\n
\nActive Film Work with Young Refugees: Film Workshop, Youth Jury & exground Youth Film of the Month<\/strong><\/h3>\n\u00a0<\/strong>As in the previous years, exground filmfest is offering young refugees opportunities to engage actively with the medium of film. In a film workshop to take place during exground filmfest, participants will create a stop motion film that will then be screened in the scope of exground youth days. On top of that, the Wiesbaden Youth Film Competition, taking place in the framework of exground youth days, features a music video that was previously shot by young refugees during this year\u2019s Easter break.<\/p>\nIn addition, the festival was once again able to convince young refugees to serve as members of the youth jury for the International Youth Film Competition. Together with young natives of Wiesbaden, they will view all of the entries to the competition and finally present the award for best feature film, endowed with prize money in the amount of 2,500 euros by the State Capital of Wiesbaden.<\/p>\n
Outside of the festival period itself, exground filmfest has been presenting the exground youth film of the month throughout the entire year, going all the way back to 2005. The international productions shown here invite the young audience, including young refugees, to take part in discussions and active work with film under the guidance of a trained media educator.<\/p>\n
The program for exground youth days can be seen in full here: http:\/\/exground.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/10\/ex30_youth_flyer.pdf<\/a><\/p>\n
\nexground youth days<\/strong><\/h3>\nINTERNATIONAL YOUTH FILM COMPETITION<\/strong><\/p>\nA WEDDING [NOCES]<\/strong><\/a> by Stephan Streker
\nBelgium\/France\/Luxemburg\/Pakistan 2016, 98 min. French-Urdu OV w\/ GER+ENG subs<\/p>\nSupporting film:<\/strong>
\nPINK CUTS PINK<\/strong><\/a> by Alma W. B\u00e4r
\nGermany 2016<\/p>\n22.11.2017 5:30 pm \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne<\/p>\n
\nAVA<\/strong><\/a> by L\u00e9a Mysius
\nFrance 2017 104 min. OV w\/ GER+ENG subs<\/p>\nSupporting film:<\/strong>
\nEVENT HORIZON<\/strong><\/a> by Jos\u00e9fa Celestin
\nFrance\/Great Britain 2017<\/p>\n19.11.2017 5:30 pm \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne<\/p>\n
\nBUTTERFLY KISSES<\/strong><\/a> by Rafael Kapelinski
\nGreat Britain 2017 89 min. OV w\/ GER+ENG subs<\/p>\nSupporting film:<\/strong>
\nPUP [CACHORRO]<\/strong><\/a> by Jes\u00fas Rivera Soriano
\nSpain 2016 12 min. OV w\/ ENG subs<\/p>\n21.11.2017 5:30 pm \u2013 Murnau-Filmtheater<\/p>\n
\nFILTHY [\u0160P\u00cdNA] <\/strong><\/a>by Tereza Nvotov\u00e1
\nCzech Republic\/Slovakia 2017 88 min. Slovak OV w\/ GER+ENG subs<\/p>\nSupporting film:<\/strong>
\nJOY<\/strong><\/a> by Abini Gold
\nGermany 2017 15 min. OV w\/ ENG subs<\/p>\n20.11.2017 5:30 pm \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne<\/p>\n
\nLOMO \u2013 THE LANGUAGE OF MANY OTHERS<\/strong><\/a> by Julia Langhof
\nGermany 2017 101 min. OV w\/ ENG subs<\/p>\nSupporting film:<\/strong>
\n14,74 ODER DAS STREBEN NACH MITTELM\u00c4SSIGKEIT<\/strong><\/a> by Antoine Dengler
\nGermany 2017 17 min. OV w\/ ENG subs<\/p>\n18.11.2017 5:30 pm \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne
\n22.11.2017 10:30 am \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne (with Julia Langhof in attendance)<\/p>\n
\nLOVING LORNA<\/strong><\/a> by Annika Karlsson and Jessica Karlsson
\nSweden 2017 61 min. engl. OV w\/ GER+ENG subs<\/p>\nSupporting film:<\/strong>
\nCHANGE<\/strong><\/a> by Annika Pinske
\nGermany 2016 12 min. OV w\/ ENG subs<\/p>\n19.11.2017 3:00 pm \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne<\/p>\n
\nWEIRDOS<\/strong><\/a> by Bruce McDonald
\nCanada 2016 84 min. English OV w\/ GER subs<\/p>\nSupporting film:<\/strong>
\nMORSEN <\/strong><\/a>by Simon Spitzer and Jessyca R. Hauser
\nAustria 2017 6 min. OV w\/ ENG subs<\/p>\n23.11.2017 5:30 pm \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne<\/p>\n
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\nWIESBADEN YOUTH FILM COMPETITION<\/strong>
\n18.11.2017 3:00 pm \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne<\/p>\nUND WAS SAGST DU …<\/strong><\/a>
\nby a group of students from the Heinrich von Kleist School, 2017, 14 min.<\/p>\nICH MUSS MAL<\/strong><\/a>
\nby Moritz Richter, 2017, 7 min.<\/p>\nDU BIST F\u00dcR MICH ALLES<\/strong><\/a>
\nby young refugee students from the Friedrich Ebert School, 2017, 6 min.<\/p>\nSKATEN AM PLAZA<\/strong><\/a>
\nby Tahmid Uddin, 2017, 3 min.<\/p>\nUNSERE STADT \u2013 SWA HAUTNAH<\/strong><\/a>
\nby a group of young people from Bad Schwalbach, 2017, 18 min.<\/p>\nSTILLE WASSER<\/strong><\/a>
\nby Nova Volmer and Kim Schr\u00f6ter, 2017, 6 min.<\/p>\n
Since 2004, the exground youth days have established themselves as an integral part of the festival, opening the film program to a young audience in the International Youth Film Competition. In the Wiesbaden Youth Film Competition, local directorial talents have the chance to present their work for the first time on the big screen.<\/p>\n
In the International Youth Film Competition, the protagonist of the German production LOMO \u2013 THE LANGUAGE OF MANY OTHERS<\/strong> dives headlong into a dark place: after his girlfriend dumps him, Karl gradually loses himself in the digital world, granting the followers of his blog more and more control over his life. Director Julia Langhof will be in Wiesbaden to present her film in person at a 10:30 am screening on November 22nd<\/sup> at Caligari FilmB\u00fchne.<\/p>\n In the Czech-Slovak co-production FILTHY [\u0160P\u00cdNA]<\/strong>, 17-year-old Lena ends up in a psychiatric clinic after a suicide attempt. Alas, instead of trying to get to the root of the patients\u2019 problems, the staff there stuff them full of medication and mistreat with electroshocks. Director Tereza Nvotov\u00e1 brings together visual brilliance and an exceptional cast in her feature film debut.<\/p>\n L\u00e9a Mysius\u2019 AVA<\/strong> comes to us from France with a buoyant, summery charm, even though the eponymous protagonist is threatened by the prospect of encroaching blindness \u2013 which leads her to attempt to experience all of the adventures of coming-of-age in fast motion. AVA walked away with not one but two prizes at Cannes International Film Festival: the SACD Award for Best Feature Film and the \u201cPalm Dog\u201d for Best Canine Performance in a film.<\/p>\n The humorous story revolving around runaways Kit and Alice at the heart of the Canadian production WEIRDOS<\/strong> takes us back to the 1970s \u2013 set against the breath-taking backdrop of the Canadian East coast and underscored by a soundtrack sourced from the era in question. Director Bruce McDonald was previously represented at exground filmfest with his feature film debut ROADKILL (1989), as well as the follow-ups HIGHWAY 61 (1991) and THE TRACEY FRAGMENTS (2007).<\/p>\n Contrasting attitudes between Occident and Orient collide in the international co-production A WEDDING [NOCES]<\/strong>. 18-year-old Zahira, a presumably normal Belgian teenager, is shocked when her parents announce their plans to set her up in an arranged marriage with a Pakistani, thus throwing not only Zahira into irreconcilable inner turmoil. Director Stephan Streker based his third feature film on a true story, creating a precise portrait of a Pakistani family in Europe in the process.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/strong>In the International Youth Film Competition, seven short films, each screening before a feature film, dive into the lives and surroundings of adolescent protagonists. In EVENT HORIZON<\/strong> by Jos\u00e9fa Celestin, Julianne wants to remain a child in a time when Pluto was still the ninth planet and cassette tapes had to be rewound. In Alma W. B\u00e4r\u2019s animated film<\/p>\n PINK CUTS PINK<\/strong>, a girl liberates herself from a loop of oppressively smooth and shiny hair. The Spanish production PUP [CACHORRO]<\/strong> by Jes\u00fas Rivera Soriano applies an experience from the animal world to young adults: only the strong manage to grow up here.<\/p>\n From short fiction films to music videos all the way to documentaries, the seven multi-facetted short films in the Wiesbaden Youth Film Competition shed light on a range of subjects, including love, home, democracy, guilt and the local skater scene.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/strong>As in the previous years, exground filmfest is offering young refugees opportunities to engage actively with the medium of film. In a film workshop to take place during exground filmfest, participants will create a stop motion film that will then be screened in the scope of exground youth days. On top of that, the Wiesbaden Youth Film Competition, taking place in the framework of exground youth days, features a music video that was previously shot by young refugees during this year\u2019s Easter break.<\/p>\n In addition, the festival was once again able to convince young refugees to serve as members of the youth jury for the International Youth Film Competition. Together with young natives of Wiesbaden, they will view all of the entries to the competition and finally present the award for best feature film, endowed with prize money in the amount of 2,500 euros by the State Capital of Wiesbaden.<\/p>\n Outside of the festival period itself, exground filmfest has been presenting the exground youth film of the month throughout the entire year, going all the way back to 2005. The international productions shown here invite the young audience, including young refugees, to take part in discussions and active work with film under the guidance of a trained media educator.<\/p>\n The program for exground youth days can be seen in full here: http:\/\/exground.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/10\/ex30_youth_flyer.pdf<\/a><\/p>\n INTERNATIONAL YOUTH FILM COMPETITION<\/strong><\/p>\n A WEDDING [NOCES]<\/strong><\/a> by Stephan Streker Supporting film:<\/strong> 22.11.2017 5:30 pm \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne<\/p>\n AVA<\/strong><\/a> by L\u00e9a Mysius Supporting film:<\/strong> 19.11.2017 5:30 pm \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne<\/p>\n BUTTERFLY KISSES<\/strong><\/a> by Rafael Kapelinski Supporting film:<\/strong> 21.11.2017 5:30 pm \u2013 Murnau-Filmtheater<\/p>\n FILTHY [\u0160P\u00cdNA] <\/strong><\/a>by Tereza Nvotov\u00e1 Supporting film:<\/strong> 20.11.2017 5:30 pm \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne<\/p>\n LOMO \u2013 THE LANGUAGE OF MANY OTHERS<\/strong><\/a> by Julia Langhof Supporting film:<\/strong> 18.11.2017 5:30 pm \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne LOVING LORNA<\/strong><\/a> by Annika Karlsson and Jessica Karlsson Supporting film:<\/strong> 19.11.2017 3:00 pm \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne<\/p>\n WEIRDOS<\/strong><\/a> by Bruce McDonald Supporting film:<\/strong> 23.11.2017 5:30 pm \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne<\/p>\n <\/p>\n WIESBADEN YOUTH FILM COMPETITION<\/strong> UND WAS SAGST DU …<\/strong><\/a> ICH MUSS MAL<\/strong><\/a> DU BIST F\u00dcR MICH ALLES<\/strong><\/a> SKATEN AM PLAZA<\/strong><\/a> UNSERE STADT \u2013 SWA HAUTNAH<\/strong><\/a> STILLE WASSER<\/strong><\/a>
\nAVA (left); WEIRDOS (right)<\/h6>\n
\nShort Films at exground youth days<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nEVENT HORIZON (left); PUP (right)<\/h6>\n
\nActive Film Work with Young Refugees: Film Workshop, Youth Jury & exground Youth Film of the Month<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nexground youth days<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nBelgium\/France\/Luxemburg\/Pakistan 2016, 98 min. French-Urdu OV w\/ GER+ENG subs<\/p>\n
\nPINK CUTS PINK<\/strong><\/a> by Alma W. B\u00e4r
\nGermany 2016<\/p>\n
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\nFrance 2017 104 min. OV w\/ GER+ENG subs<\/p>\n
\nEVENT HORIZON<\/strong><\/a> by Jos\u00e9fa Celestin
\nFrance\/Great Britain 2017<\/p>\n
\n
\nGreat Britain 2017 89 min. OV w\/ GER+ENG subs<\/p>\n
\nPUP [CACHORRO]<\/strong><\/a> by Jes\u00fas Rivera Soriano
\nSpain 2016 12 min. OV w\/ ENG subs<\/p>\n
\n
\nCzech Republic\/Slovakia 2017 88 min. Slovak OV w\/ GER+ENG subs<\/p>\n
\nJOY<\/strong><\/a> by Abini Gold
\nGermany 2017 15 min. OV w\/ ENG subs<\/p>\n
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\nGermany 2017 101 min. OV w\/ ENG subs<\/p>\n
\n14,74 ODER DAS STREBEN NACH MITTELM\u00c4SSIGKEIT<\/strong><\/a> by Antoine Dengler
\nGermany 2017 17 min. OV w\/ ENG subs<\/p>\n
\n22.11.2017 10:30 am \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne (with Julia Langhof in attendance)<\/p>\n
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\nSweden 2017 61 min. engl. OV w\/ GER+ENG subs<\/p>\n
\nCHANGE<\/strong><\/a> by Annika Pinske
\nGermany 2016 12 min. OV w\/ ENG subs<\/p>\n
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\nCanada 2016 84 min. English OV w\/ GER subs<\/p>\n
\nMORSEN <\/strong><\/a>by Simon Spitzer and Jessyca R. Hauser
\nAustria 2017 6 min. OV w\/ ENG subs<\/p>\n
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\n18.11.2017 3:00 pm \u2013 Caligari FilmB\u00fchne<\/p>\n
\nby a group of students from the Heinrich von Kleist School, 2017, 14 min.<\/p>\n
\nby Moritz Richter, 2017, 7 min.<\/p>\n
\nby young refugee students from the Friedrich Ebert School, 2017, 6 min.<\/p>\n
\nby Tahmid Uddin, 2017, 3 min.<\/p>\n
\nby a group of young people from Bad Schwalbach, 2017, 18 min.<\/p>\n
\nby Nova Volmer and Kim Schr\u00f6ter, 2017, 6 min.<\/p>\n