The distribution of the International Short Film Festival Oberhausen is based on one of the oldest and most important short film collections worldwide. Every year the Festival purchases around 50 new works from the current festival programme, plus numerous titles from our archive.
Overview
Our distribution is international and non-commercial. You can borrow individual titles, programmes prepared by us or programmes you have put together yourself. We are happy to help you with the compilation. If you would like to show short films as supporting films, we have compiled a suitable selection, for which we offer special conditions. Please allow for sufficient lead time when ordering. Our complete distribution programme 2024 is now available.
You can also rent films from the 2024 distribution programme for online use as well.
Under Film Search you can browse our distribution stock from 2000 to the present, create film lists and place orders. If you are interested in older titles, please contact us. Older works from the collection can only be lent if the necessary rights have been cleared, the condition of the copies allows it and we know the location of the original materials.
Our distribution programme 2024
All 39 new acquisitions from the 2024 festival are available for on-site screenings and in many cases for online screenings as well. We have also expanded our list of titles that are particularly suitable as supporting films.
We have already compiled some selections from the competitions of the last festival for you:
• International Competition 2024
• German Competition 2024
• MuVi Award 2024
• Art and Experiment 2024
• Award Winners 2024
Also new is the programme Conquering, Spaces, Overcoming Boundaries (Youth Cinema) for children aged 14 and over.
The current programmes are supplemented by the programmes Latin American Experiences and Made in Germany 4: Work, which also includes older titles. The first three parts of the series Made in Germany and some older programmes from the field of Children's and Youth Film will also remain available.
Terms and Conditions
Fees per screening from distribution list (films from 2000-2024) for on-site and online screenings:
Programme up to 80 min. | € 180 |
Programme up to 100 min. | € 200 |
Programme MuVi Prize | € 150 |
Programme Children's cinema | € 150 |
per title up to 20 min. | € 40 |
per title over 20 min. | € 60 |
*An additional 50% will be charged for archive films (before 2000).
A copy processing fee of € 10 will be charged for individual films and existing programmes, and € 20 for newly curated programmes, along with transport costs and 7% VAT where applicable.
In the case of regular loans of short films as supporting films, we give the following discount:
10 short films (one screening each) | € 220 |
20 short films (one screening each) | € 350 |
No copy-processing fees are charged for the regular, discounted loan of single films.
The proceeds from online distribution go almost entirely to the rights holders of the rented works.
Oberhausen on Tour
For the fourteenth time since 2003, the International Short Film Festival Oberhausen will be sending films from its festival programmes on a worldwide tour in 2025. The project will focus on compilations and films from the 2024 festival programme, for example selections of award winners or from the various competitions. Thematic compilations such as "Latin American Experiences", all four programmes from the "Made in Germany"’ series as well as older and new children's and youth film programmes complete the offering.
Cinemas, museums and galleries, festivals or Goethe-Institutes around the world show the films as partners of "Oberhausen on Tour". They benefit from reduced rental fees as well as from exclusive promotional materials such as a specially produced cinema trailer for "Oberhausen on Tour 2025”. Here you can see the trailer for 2023 (directed, edited and sound designed by Christian Schön).
We would like to thank our 2023 partner venues, in particular the Goethe-Institutes and Goethe Centres in Albania, Finland, Canada (Montreal), Norway and Paraguay.
Dates
05/12/2024
Lichtburg, Oberhausen (WAZ Kino-Café)
Flocons et Carottes, Samantha Leriche-Gionet, CAN 2010
07/12/2024
Filmclub Kino im Blauen Salon, Karlsruhe
Corridor, Standish Lawder, USA, 1968
World, Jordan Belson, USA, 1970
16/12/2024
Kino im U, Dortmund (kurzum. Schule im Kino)(KurzFilmTag 2024)
Plody mraků, Kateřina Karhánková, CZE 2017
Heidi beim Geräuschemacher, Christian Frei, CHE 2016
Ma mama, Katy Wang, FRA 2017
16/12/2024
Kino im U, Dortmund (kurzum. Schule im Kino)(KurzFilmTag 2024)
Les roses et les bleus, Claudia Lopez Lucia, FRA 2021
SilencioVozRuido, Gonzalo Lugon, PER 2021
Cuidacoches, Dante Zaballa, DEU/ARG 2017
Backflip,Nikita Diakur, FRA/DEU 2022
16/12/2024
Lichtburg Center, Dinslaken (kurzum. Schule im Kino)(KurzFilmTag 2024)
Les roses et les bleus, Claudia Lopez Lucia, FRA 2021
SilencioVozRuido, Gonzalo Lugon, PER 2021
Cuidacoches, Dante Zaballa, DEU/ARG 2017
Backflip,Nikita Diakur, FRA/DEU 2022
17/12/2024
VHS Kino Hamm / Cineplex Hamm (kurzum. Schule im Kino)(KurzFilmTag 2024)
Plody mraků, Kateřina Karhánková, CZE 2017
Heidi beim Geräuschemacher, Christian Frei, CHE 2016
Ma mama, Katy Wang, FRA 2017
18/12/2024
18/12/2024
Kino im Walzenlager, Oberhausen (kurzum. Schule im Kino)(KurzFilmTag 2024)
Plody mraků, Kateřina Karhánková, CZE 2017
Heidi beim Geräuschemacher, Christian Frei, CHE 2016
Ma mama, Katy Wang, FRA 2017
18/12/2024
Macroscope, Mülheim an der Ruhr (kurzum. Schule im Kino)(KurzFilmTag 2024)
Les roses et les bleus, Claudia Lopez Lucia, FRA 2021
SilencioVozRuido, Gonzalo Lugon, PER 2021
Cuidacoches, Dante Zaballa, DEU/ARG 2017
Backflip,Nikita Diakur, FRA/DEU 2022
19/12/2021
Astra Theater, Essen (kurzum. Schule im Kino)(KurzFilmTag 2024)
Plody mraků, Kateřina Karhánková, CZE 2017
Heidi beim Geräuschemacher, Christian Frei, CHE 2016
Ma mama, Katy Wang, FRA 2017
19/12/2024
Astra Theater, Essen (kurzum. Schule im Kino)(KurzFilmTag 2024)
Les roses et les bleus, Claudia Lopez Lucia, FRA 2021
SilencioVozRuido, Gonzalo Lugon, PER 2021
Cuidacoches, Dante Zaballa, DEU/ARG 2017
Backflip,Nikita Diakur, FRA/DEU 2022
19/12/2024
endstation.kino, Bochum (kurzum. Schule im Kino)(KurzFilmTag 2024)
Plody mraků, Kateřina Karhánková, CZE 2017
Heidi beim Geräuschemacher, Christian Frei, CHE 2016
Ma mama, Katy Wang, FRA 2017
19/12/2024
endstation.kino, Bochum (kurzum. Schule im Kino)(KurzFilmTag 2024)
Les roses et les bleus, Claudia Lopez Lucia, FRA 2021
SilencioVozRuido, Gonzalo Lugon, PER 2021
Cuidacoches, Dante Zaballa, DEU/ARG 2017
Backflip,Nikita Diakur, FRA/DEU 2022
20/12/2024
Kyoto City University of Arts
YON, Bárbara Lago, ARG 2021
Nation Estate, Larissa Sansour, PSE/DNK 2012
ALGO-RHYTHM, Manu Luksch, UK/SEN 2018
Chanel Nr. 2, Christoph Blankenburg, DEU 2017
FragMANts, Art Collective Neozoon, DEU 2019
Exorcize Me, SooKoon Ang, SGP 2013
One Minute Soundsculpture (Ryoji Ikeda), Daniel Franke, DEU 2010
21/12/2024
21/12/2024
CHANNEL, Oberhausen (KurzFilmTag 2024 online)
Chornobyl 22, Oleksiy Radynski, UKR
Lopte, Gorana Jovanović, SLO/SER
L'escale, Collectif Faire-part, BEL/DR KONGO
Dohvatiti sunce: El Shatt, Ana Bilankov, KRO
Les microbes, Matze Görig, DEU
22/12/2024
Gallery FRAME Kyoto
Gikan Sa Ngitngit Nga Kinailadman, Kiri Dalena, PHL 2017
On Hospitality – Layla al Attar and Hotel al Rasheed, Magnus Bärtås/Behzad Khosravi-Noori, SWE 2023
ALGO-RHYTHM, Manu Luksch, UK/SEN 2018
approaching the puddle, Sebastian Gimmel, DEU 2014
Motodrom, Jörg Wagner, DEU 2006
The Train, the Forest, Patrick Buhr, DEU 2017
Snow Tapes, Mich'ael Zupraner, PSE/ISR 2011
Bottle, Kirsten Lepore, USA 2010
Contact
Carsten Spicher
spicher(at)kurzfilmtage.de
Current Offer
New Purchases A–Z
Supporting films A-Z
In addition to the full-length short film programmes, you can also schedule single short films as supporting films and hire them from us. We have compiled a selection of works suitable for supporting film from the distribution acquisitions of the last five years.
Moreover, all those who wish to regularly rent supporting films are entitled to our new quantity discount. For example, we offer the rental of ten short films per year (with one screening each) for 220 euros, 20 short films per year (with one screening each) can be rented for 350 euros (in each case plus transport + 7% tax if applicable).
Films Online
Since December 2020 you can also rent short films from us for online playback on VoD platforms. The following must be ensured: the films will be published for film-historical and media-related purposes exclusively in streaming mode (no download) and only in the non-commercial context of a presentation of the International Short Film Festival Oberhausen. The films may not be put online for longer than 48 hours per release. The VoD platform may only be accessible to registered users.
Almost 200 titles are currently available for such rental. All titles available for rental are new purchases from the 2020-2024 festival programmes. The list of film titles will be continuously expanded. Here you will find our new acquisitions from the festival year 2024:
International Comeptition
Five films from the International Competition 2024 in which the relationship between humans and nature and animals plays a central role. To begin with, the experimental Arbor, Cremium, Frutex, Herba by Quentin Nicolaï attempts to convey the heritage of a landscape by means of various representations of nature. The documentary film Pazur accompanies a puppeteer as he creates a symbol of freedom by constructing a giant chicken, thereby preventing the planned construction of a poultry farm with factory farming. No Horses on Mars, on the other hand, is a look at the daily practice of a horse-human relationship through the eyes of a mare travelling through her world, in which she is transported, anaesthetised, treated and led, interspersed with an unexpected feeling of happiness about her own existence.
In the feature film El mal menor, shifting sand dunes in an Argentinian coastal town force a woman living on the edge of the dunes to decide whether to leave her home or resist the inevitable. And in Meadows Wait, Mist Diffuses, Dzhovani Gospodinov captures the mysterious energies of a forest in Luxembourg. The film, which was shot over a period of four years using motion sensor cameras, shows the gradual destruction of a landscape and questions the ethics of our intrusion into nature.
German Competition
Working life and experiences of flight are the focus of this programme of films from the German Competition 2024. Matze Görig has built miniature film sets from discarded and found objects with young refugees and recounts their experiences of persevering and waiting in a foreign country. In Finn Ole Weigt and Paula Milena Weise's cunning and bizarre comedy Gezielt mittelalterliche Überlegungen, teacher Mrs Schröder flees from her pupils after an argument during a school trip and stops going to lessons. She prefers to wander the streets of her small town and play cat and mouse with a stray bear.
That's All From Me is a fictional video correspondence between a filmmaker and a writer about the connections between motherhood and artistic work. The filmmaker's efforts do not lead to a solution, but to an opening process in which she allows us to participate full of self-irony and insight. At the end, Mariola Brillowska lets the viewer witness the remodelling of a toilet in the garishly animated DESIGN BIO TOILET, playing tic-tac-toe on the floor tiles, among other things.
MuVi Award
In 1999 Oberhausen introduced the world’s first festival prize for music videos. Music videos had increasingly emancipated themselves from their purely illustrative and advertising function and had become an autonomous visual form. Today, music videos have proven themselves to be an independent form of short film that even managed to survive the decline of its midwife, music television. This programme gathers together all works nominated for the 2024 MuVi Award, supplemented by three artistically outstanding videos from the MuVi International programme.
The 1st Prize went to Schleim des Nichtwissens by Marc Richter. The AI-supported video celebrates deviation and is a hybrid feast in which disturbance and beauty gradually intermingle. Das Parlament der Dinge by Juno Melián Meinecke, awarded 2nd Prize and the MuVi Online Audience Award, is characterized by a great joy in the commodity society. Rubber slippers, sickles and hammers, mosquito sprays and doormats, among other things, pass the time here at five past twelve.
Art and Experiment
This programme brings together some of the most interesting filmmakers currently working in the field of tension between film and art. In Historias de Sudamérica by Federico Adorno, an idealistic woman goes into the forest at night and begins to read passages from the Generation 900 literary movement. Her only companion is a donkey. In Lizzy, Susanna Wallin wonders how a story could continue in the hands of someone else after a deceased neighbour has left her an electric organ without comment.
For Surface Séance, Michael Heindl has made traces of human bodies on a wide variety of surfaces the subject and material of an animated film. In the computer animation The Separation of Heaven and Earth, Zhong Su reflects on the relationship between gods, humans and animals over a period of several billion years. And in Marian Mayland's Outside, the case of an artist who pretended to be a victim of the Nazi regime returns in a new adaptation. The directors in this programme use very unusual techniques and aesthetics, and some have already shown their work in galleries and art exhibitions with great success.
Award Winners
This selection of the 2024 festival award winners will be opened by the winner of the Grand Prize of the City of Oberhausen. In Zhiyi Wang's laconic feature film Spring 23, a young man who has just finished attending his parents' funeral tries to buy illegal fireworks for the upcoming Spring Festival. Oscillating between comedy and tragedy, Wang shows sensitivity and subtle irony in dealing with the process of mourning. In Amit Dutta's film, matchboxes are wrapped in fantastic, symbolic imagery and become portals to dream worlds. Thanks to a unique blend of animation techniques, cinema here becomes a journey through culture, music and beauty.
On Hospitality - Layla al Attar and Hotel al Rasheed is an experimental documentary in which Iraqi artist Layla Al-Attar returns from the dead to tell the story of how a Swedish company built a luxurious hotel in Baghdad, commissioned by Saddam Hussein for the 1983 Non-Aligned Movement summit. In the feature film Nothing Happens After That by Ibrahim Omar, the attempt of a refugee family from South Sudan to bury a dead child in Egypt fails. Vermessung der Tristesse by Agnieszka Jurek is an essay film. Memories, archive footage, dreams and painful reality collide and touch each other. The film was awarded the German Competition Prize.
Latin American Experiences
New productions from Latin America have recently been strongly represented at Oberhausen. This selection takes a new look at the current political and social conditions on the continent and focusses on indigenous and Afro-Cuban communities. The documentary Camino de lava portrays Afrofeminist and queer activist Afibola. Afibola tries to teach her son Olorun how to be a free, Afro-Cuban man despite the obstacles surrounding them. In the intimacy of her own home, Afibola reflects on the difficulty of raising a black child in a racist and discriminatory society.
In 1982 the indigenous Zoque community was forced to relocate due to a volcanic eruption.
( ( ( ( ( /*\ ) ) ) ) ) ) is the portrait of a village in Chiapas, Mexico, its culture, sounds and architecture. The film documents the modern challenges and world view of a community that is also under political pressure to preserve its land and rights. Finally, with Simon(e) Jaikiriuma Paetau and Natalia Escobar, documentary and fiction merge in a transcultural narrative. Aribada meets Las Traviesas, a group of indigenous transwomen of the Embera tribes, in the middle of the Colombian coffee region. The magical, the dreamlike and the performative coexist in this unique world.
Made in Germany 4 - Work
This compilation, the fourth part of our series of groundbreaking German short films from the last ten years, looks at current working conditions in Germany. At the centre of the programme is Proll! by Adrian Figueroa, a feature film about the ‘working poor’ and the loneliness of our time. In the film, everyone fights for themselves, whether as a click worker, parcel delivery person or warehouse worker. The film does not establish a sentimental common ground where there is no common ground. Cutting Edges by Céline Berger, on the other hand, delves into the architecture of co-working spaces and the discourse of start-up founders. Visions, processes, pieces of furniture and belief systems are thrown into disarray and the start-up dream falters.
In the documentary Las Flores, Miguel Goya and Tina Wilke follow a group of young migrants in Berlin. Between selfies and fleeting voice messages, the fate of a young generation emerges who migrated to Europe in search of work and a better future. In Gute Arbeit, gute Nacht Michel Wagenschütz portrays an artist who tries to justify her business expenses in telephone conversations with the employment agency. The same script is performed in various contexts: in a hotel room, a fast fashion store, a rental car.
Conquering Spaces, Overcoming Boundaries (Youth Cinema)
Whether as a team or in a duel - the young people in this programme conquer spaces and take the pressure off! We get to know them and their surroundings, whether it's rugby, parkour or skating. Stereotypical gender roles? They don't give a damn! Lou speaks as a non-binary person about Lou's relationship to gender, clothing and other attributes. A music video in bold colours is dedicated to the people who live in the street.
And there is also time for new challenges: While the eldest daughter assumes responsibility for the whole family, the avatar now takes on the job of learning to do a backflip. But as with real people, machine learning also has to go through a strenuous training programme, which involves running, tumbling, falling and getting up again. A programme for young people aged 14 and over who are not restricted by norms and are prepared to overcome obstacles.
Made in Germany
In German short film there is a great deal of formal differentiation, at a high level. Despite all these differences, however, we can see that German short films - whether fiction or documentary, experimental or hybrid - are concerned with what is happening or important in our country. Family, homeland, migration, language, often political issues - the films take up their themes in a very personal way, analyse, illuminate marginal aspects and details, reveal unexpected connections, demand attention.
The three parts of the series "Made in Germany" published so far present those German short films of the last ten years that were not only prize winners or festival favourites in Oberhausen, but were also extremely successful and received important awards elsewhere, often beyond our national borders. Some of these works have been shown at more than 200 festivals worldwide, while others have already received the German Short Film Award in Gold. These films are not calling cards for upcoming feature film projects, they stand as artistic productions, as positions, for themselves.
Made in Germany 1 – A New Home
This compilation is the first part of a series with the best German short films from the past 10 years. The films in the programme take a fresh look at family and home in Germany. While Helena Wittmann’s camera slowly surveys living rooms, her protagonists hardly ever leave their home. Demons lurk everywhere. This is also the case with Bjørn Melhus, who cleverly interrogates the way a society that is waging war treats its veterans. Susann Maria Hempel on the other hand recalls with unerring acuity an experience unique to East Germany after 1989, portrayed as an exploded doll’s house. The associative animation “Däwit”, which has already been shown at more than 200 festivals, relates how a boy is forced to grow up among wolves. And at the end, Eva Könnemann tries to capture a rural village at the edge of the Ruhr area on camera, with the lack of production means leading her to develop an innovative artistic form and working method. All these works were not only festival favourites in Oberhausen; they also won important awards at many other festivals or received the German Short Film Award in Gold.
Made in Germany 2 – Inner City Life
“Made in Germany 2: Inner City Life” the second part of our series with the best German short films of the past ten years, takes a fresh look at the city and its architecture. At the centre of this programme is the winner of the 2015 German competition, “Shift”, which weaves together the director’s personal family history with a portrait of the city of Salzgitter. The film combines analysis and imagination as it follows the stream of revealed histories. Kerstin Honeit invites construction workers to a coffee party among the skeleton construction work of the Berlin City Palace for a grotesque staging of the demolition and reconstruction of nationalistic myths. Marian Mayland, on the other hand, recalls a demolished apartment block in Manchester by furiously combining documentary material with excerpts from cultural counterprojects of the early techno and acid house scene. And Maximilian Villwock shows us how love in nocturnal Berlin turns into a power struggle when the ego takes the upper hand. Finally, “Please Say Something” animates the city in a way you have never seen and sets off an enigmatic and futuristic fireworks display of images about the relationship between a cat and a mouse in the internet era. All these works were festival favourites in Oberhausen and elsewhere.
Made in Germany 3 – Migration
This compilation, the third part of our series with the best German short films of the last ten years, deals with the living conditions of migrants in Germany today. In 1984 six Turkish citizens died in Duisburg-Wanheimerort in an arson attack. While the police quickly ruled out a racist background, from today's point of view there is a lot of circumstantial evidence to prove it. Dunkelfeld goes in search of clues and reopens the case. In the animation Brand, an East German mayor and his family are met with a wave of hatred when he agrees to take in refugees. The essay film ma nouvelle vie européenne reflects on Europe's invisible borders from the perspective of Abou, a Malian refugee in Germany, making the camera a medium of self-empowerment.
In Three Notes, Jeannette Gaussi artistically processes the few remaining photographs of her Afghan childhood. The playful Moruk shows the introverted Hakan and the fun-loving Murat hanging out in the Kreuzberg neighbourhood. They meet daily, smoke pot, dream, philosophize and argue. Tiefenschärfe finally reads in the markings of the places in Nuremberg where the so-called NSU committed three murders. Here the pen becomes the camera and the camera becomes the actor while the film traces the unsettling impact of these attacks on society.
Made in Germany 4 - Work
This compilation, the fourth part of our series of groundbreaking German short films from the last ten years, looks at current working conditions in Germany. At the centre of the programme is Proll! by Adrian Figueroa, a feature film about the ‘working poor’ and the loneliness of our time. In the film, everyone fights for themselves, whether as a click worker, parcel delivery person or warehouse worker. The film does not establish a sentimental common ground where there is no common ground. Cutting Edges by Céline Berger, on the other hand, delves into the architecture of co-working spaces and the discourse of start-up founders. Visions, processes, pieces of furniture and belief systems are thrown into disarray and the start-up dream falters.
In the documentary Las Flores, Miguel Goya and Tina Wilke follow a group of young migrants in Berlin. Between selfies and fleeting voice messages, the fate of a young generation emerges who migrated to Europe in search of work and a better future. In Gute Arbeit, gute Nacht Michel Wagenschütz portrays an artist who tries to justify her business expenses in telephone conversations with the employment agency. The same script is performed in various contexts: in a hotel room, a fast fashion store, a rental car.
Children's and Youth Film
We also have both individual films and ready-made programmes for hire that are suiteable for children and young people. Here you will find some links to ready-made programmes. You are also welcome to let us put together an indivdual programme for you. Please contact us with any questions you may have.
Conquering Spaces, Overcoming Boundaries (Youth Cinema)
Whether as a team or in a duel - the young people in this programme conquer spaces and take the pressure off! We get to know them and their surroundings, whether it's rugby, parkour or skating. Stereotypical gender roles? They don't give a damn! Lou speaks as a non-binary person about Lou's relationship to gender, clothing and other attributes. A music video in bold colours is dedicated to the people who live in the street.
And there is also time for new challenges: While the eldest daughter assumes responsibility for the whole family, the avatar now takes on the job of learning to do a backflip. But as with real people, machine learning also has to go through a strenuous training programme, which involves running, tumbling, falling and getting up again. A programme for young people aged 14 and over who are not restricted by norms and are prepared to overcome obstacles.
Comforting and Defiance
With imagination and the necessary portion of courage, the young people in this programme try to meet their growing bodies and needs, the changes taking place and the reactions of their environment. This programme tells of the first rituals of masculinity as well as of dealing with chronic illnesses, the arrival of the period or the special feeling of doing something for the first time. A programme full of defiance and comfort – for everyone from the age of 12 for whom giving up and giving in are no options.
Finding Ways (Children's Cinema)
A programme for children from the age of three. Here, the smallest viewers see the world, which often seems so big and confusing, reflected in a playful way. The protagonists of the films have to find their own solutions to everyday obstacles, overcome fears and learn new things.
We take a cinematic journey to five-year-old Junu in Nepal, cheer canary Kiki on her way to freedom and while fishing with a little cat, we find out that friends make life more beautiful. A music video explores the jungle in gaudy tones. With each of the five films, the audience’s eyes and ears are encouraged to open – to the quiet and loud moments of this programme, which is ideal for a first film and cinema experience.
Making discoveries
Here, we experience childhood as a time of experiment, exuberant fantasy and pleasure, a time when we gather experiences and get to know ourselves better. But childhood is also a time when taking decisions is an act fraught with obstacles and hindrances that are not always unconnected with serious issues and sad experiences.
This programme invites children and adults to go on a journey through this diversity. It tells of a lethargic summer afternoon or the loss of a loved one, of climate change or the exciting feeling when one overcomes fear to soar to new heights. A programme for children of 8 and over in which several young people set out to make fresh discoveries.
Doing the right thing
A multi-faceted programme that highlights a phase in life when you are clearly still a child, but old enough to be confronted with choices and problems. A programme full of remarkable young people on their way to adulthood.
Available only in Germany, Austria and Switzerland as DCP, Blu-Ray and DVD.
Vera Neubauer: "The fire red play mobile" and more
The Czechoslovak-born filmmaker Vera Neubauer animated six short films in the early 1970s. Five episodes around the friends Pip and Bessie were rediscovered and restored. The programme also includes her later Woolly films, in which everything is made of wool. Annie and her world were created with the knitting needle. A short film programme without dialogues.
Stories without words
Without words but with clear messages, the programme convinces with its variety of topics - be it family or friendship. Exciting and instructive, it is ideal for a teaching unit and is also easy to understand for viewers with little or no knowledge of the German language.
Film Search
Here you can browse our distribution stock from 2000 to the present, create film lists and place orders. If you are interested in older titles, please comtact us. For more information, see "Distribution programme" and "Terms and Conditions".
Unfortunately, for technical reasons, it is currently not possible to place orders using the form. Please contact us by e-mail at: spicher(at)kurzfilmtage.de and shipping(at)kurzfilmtage.de