The Film Programme of DOK.fest München. At the cinema. At home.

The 37th DOK.fest München came to an end on 22 May 2022, the first time it was shown in dual form:

04 to 15 May 2022 at the Munich venues
09 to 22 May 2022 @home

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Find here all films that were only screened at the cinema.

DOK.education

The educational programme of DOK.fest München considers itself a "school of seeing", which combines media literacy and cultural education. It is aimed at children, young people, families and schools.

DOK.education Filmwettbewerb Preisträger.innen-Filme 2022 (Deutschland 2022, Sara-Gina Grünwald, Aimée Vollmer, Louis Höllenreiner, Charlotte Knorr, Jasmin Sossou, Noah Terschak, Jonas Scheuerer, Jennifer Meyer). The Documentary Film Award for Young People will be presented for the eighth time at DOK.fest München. The award goes to six films by young filmmakers who show individual perspectives on real life and are open to what is different from their own. Here you can see the award-winning films.

#Award-winning Film, #DOK.4teens: 14 years and older

JULES & ICH (Belgium 2020, Anne Ballon). Roos has a sister who was once her brother: Jules. We plunge into the ups and downs of a sibling relationship.

#We are Family: Where do I belong?, #Celebrating Diversity: LGBTQIA*, #Europe, #DOK.4teens: 14 years and older

MAXIM – DER GRÖSSTE (Germany 2020, Katja Fedulova). Even without legs, 10-year-old pro skateboarder Maxim faces everyday life with bravery and infectious vitality.

#To the Limit: Sweat & Tears, #Moving on together: Films on Inclusion, #Europe, #DOK.4teens: 14 years and older

SEEPFERDCHEN (Germany 2020, Nele Dehnenkamp). Fleeing across the Mediterranean Sea, Hanan was terrified of the water. Today she is teaching her brother to swim.

#Where is Home: Migration & Flight, #Moving on together: Films on Inclusion, #Looking back: Coping with the Past, #Europe, #DOK.4teens: 14 years and older