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Favoriten

Favoriten

2DCS/ESU
Director:Ruth Beckermann
Premiere:20. October 2024
Length:118 minutes
Genre:Drama

Favoriten (Favoriten)

2DCS/ES
Kinobox: Malý sál

20. 10. Sunday

150,00 19:00

Director: Ruth Beckermann

Favoriten is an ethnically diverse neighbourhood with a working-class tradition, often described in the media as "the most dangerous neighbourhood in Vienna". The director goes to one of the local primary schools and accompanies a class of children aged seven to ten for three years. For most of them, German is not their first language. Beid, Hafsa, Melissa, Manessa, Mohammad and their classmates literally become co-authors of the film. We get to know the children as distinct personalities and watch them learn, grow and develop. In her signature style, renowned Austrian director Ruth Beckermann creates an ode to childhood and education, asking the burning questions that many of us are searching for answers to.

Length: 118 min

Year: 2024
Local premiere date: 20. October 2024

Country of origin:

  • Austria
2DCS/ES

20. 10. Sunday

150,00 19:00

Director: Ruth Beckermann

Favoriten is an ethnically diverse neighbourhood with a working-class tradition, often described in the media as "the most dangerous neighbourhood in Vienna". The director goes to one of the local primary schools and accompanies a class of children aged seven to ten for three years. For most of them, German is not their first language. Beid, Hafsa, Melissa, Manessa, Mohammad and their classmates literally become co-authors of the film. We get to know the children as distinct personalities and watch them learn, grow and develop. In her signature style, renowned Austrian director Ruth Beckermann creates an ode to childhood and education, asking the burning questions that many of us are searching for answers to.

Year: 2024
Local premiere date: 20. October 2024

Country of origin:

  • Austria