The FTFC is aimed at young people and parents (in separate scree­nings) and combines film scree­nings with sub­se­quent dis­cus­sions with experts from the education and youth sectors . Topics addressed are of par­ti­cu­lar concern to young people today – from mental health and identity to social pressure, diversity, and relationships.

Following each film, a moderated dis­cus­sion with two experts will take place. This provides an oppor­tu­ni­ty to share impres­si­ons, ask questions, and broaden per­spec­ti­ves – anony­mously if desired.

Over the coming months, we will be showing twelve carefully selected European films – each with its own thematic focus. 
Each screening will be followed by a dis­cus­sion with experts, where the film and its theme will be explored in greater depth.

(The detailed film program follows – all films will be shown in their original version with subtitles.)

OSLO STORIES: DREAMS – 11.02.2026 | 13:00

Dag Johan Haugerud | NO 2024 | 110 min, ab 12 Jahren

Themes: Societal norms, gene­ra­ti­ons, queer

CLUB ZERO – February 18, 2026 | 1:00 p.m

Jessica Hausner | A/UK/DE/FR 2023 | 109 min, ab 12 Jahren

Topic: Power and mani­pu­la­ti­on, eating disorders

IMAGINARY YOUTH / VIS.VIAȚĂ – 04.03.2026 | 1:00 p.m

Ruxandra Gubernat | RO 2024 | 84 min, ab 12 Jahren

Topics: Migration, social ine­qua­li­ty, pressure to succeed

FLOW – March 11, 2026 | 1:00 PM

Gints Zil­ba­lo­dis | BE/LV/FR 2024 | 85 min | ohne Dialog, ab 6 Jahren

Themes: Trust, rela­ti­onships, courage

Experts

Nadine Lenzinger – Social worker & youth counselor; 
Viki Weiß­ger­ber – Lawyer, WIENXTRA Youth Information

Nicolas Urschitz – Psy­cho­so­cial Counselor & Youth Advisor