By young people for young people: in suspenseful presentations, children and teens introduce themes and objects of the exhibition at the DFF – Deutsches Filmmuseum & Filminstitut, or German Film Museum and Film Institute. In the process, we get wise to Darth Vader and his tricks, pester an alien, and learn that a little miracle drum of 1834 can generate moving pictures and isn’t really all that different from a cell phone. And we see how a mask can change not only a face but the entire person behind it. The DFF – Deutsches Filmmuseum & Filminstitut brings cinema and film history to life in its exhibitions. A cinema forms the museum’s core, and ordinarily shows films for young people every Friday and Sunday afternoon. For as long as the programme is cancelled due to COVID-19, you can learn more about the museum in these short videos.
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A playground for films
Brand new: At filmspielplatz.de you’ll find short films for viewing and instructions for shooting your own film. You can bring figures to life, make your own animated cartoon, build a home film studio …
The website was created by the DFF – Deutsches Filmmuseum & Filminstitut and the Deutsche Kinemathek in Berlin.
You’re in for some fun!
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The exhibition shows how our actions affect the entire planet and how to solve urgent problems. It also encourages you to inform yourself and form your own opinion.
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KUFTI DIGITAL – GET CREATIVE WITH THE WELTKULTUREN MUSEUM
The Weltkulturen Museum – or World Culture Museum – focusses on stories from all over the world.
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