Saturday, 11/21/2020

• The main award of FILMSCHOOLFEST MUNICH 39 ½ has gone to the short feature film “He Pulls His Truck” by Kirill Proskurin (Moscow Film School, Russia).
• The Audience Award has gone to “The Best Orchestra in the World” by Henning Backhaus (Film Academy Vienna).
• Nine awards with a combined value of around 35,000 euros were presented in the international competition.
• “The Carfuckers” by Josia Brezing (Film Academy Baden-Württemberg) has earned both first prize and the audience award in the special competition for the Climate Clips Award.

Wednesday, 11/11/2020

FILMSCHOOLFEST MUNICH 39 ½ will have its digital opening on Thursday, November 12 at 8:15 pm Central European Time. Starting at 8:30 pm, all films will be available for streaming worldwide. 50 students from film schools in 22 countries will show their works in the international, highly endowed competition. The Climate Clips Awards special competition and two HFF Specials are also part of the festival.

Thursday, 10/22/2020

At FILMSCHOOLFEST MUNICH 39 ½, students at film schools in 22 countries will present their work in international competition. From November 12 to 22, 2020, the website www.filmschoolfest-munich.de will be a digital showcase for 50 varied and outstanding short films from around the world. The jury will be chaired by German film director Julia von Heinz.

Tuesday, 10/6/2020

This year, FILMSCHOOLFEST MUNICH is being held worldwide as a digital festival from November 12 to 22. It’s made possible by a partnership with the streaming platform PANTAFLIX.

Sunday, 13.11.2022

At the opening ceremony of the 41st FILMSCHOOLFEST MUNICH the first prizes were given out. The Climate Clips Award was presented to the three best short films dealing with the topic of climate change.