FBW Jury
KUKI Festival
3/11/24 - 10/11/24
3/11/24 - 10/11/24
FBW Jury
FBW Special Award
Our FBW jury awards a special prize during the festival: a free submission to FBW - Deutsche Film- und Medienbewertung. If the winning film then receives the rating " Besonders Wertvoll", this can be very helpful for the financing of future projects. Our jurors Hamze Bytyçi, Konstantin Marx and Eva-Maria Schneider-Reuter take up the challenge to watch the wild film mix of all German productions and co-productions from the entire KUKI program.
These are the films they will see:
From the competition program KUKI 4+:
Kuchenballade Meike Fehre | Deutschland | 2022 | 03:58 Min
Katze Julia Ocker | Deutschland | 2022 | 03:37 Min
From the competition program KUKI 8+:
Wie ein Wald Zara Demet Altan | Deutschland | 2021 | 15:50 Min
From the competition program TeenScreen 12+:
Daily Tales – Part One: The Magnificent Beauty of a Train Ride Alexander Dietrich / Johannes Flick | Deutschland | 2023 | 01:54 Min
From the ¿Qué Onda? Spanish language program 14+:
Catorce Daniel Sanchez Lopez | 2022 | 13:30 Min
has been interested in film since he bought his first own camera at the age of 10. Since then, he has experimented with various media formats and is now part of the FBW Youth Film Jury Berlin. He is also involved in the European Film Club of the European Film Academy and various participation projects.
is a moderator and film presenter. She works freelance in cinema and at numerous festivals. She works primarily with young audiences and explores the functioning of cinematic storytelling in all her projects, drawing on her background as an actress and storyteller. When she gets to the bottom of a story, she looks very physically at content, cinematic devices, and impact. For her, it all starts with the question "What does this have to do with me?".
born in Prizren, Kosovo, is a director, curator and performer. He is the head of the Berlin-based Roma organization RomaTrial e.V., which works in the fields of art and culture, youth and education, and politics and activism. In 2017, Bytyçi founded the International Roma Film Festival "AKE DIKHEA?", which he has artistically directed ever since. In October 2022, the International Network of Roma Film Professionals AVAZYA was launched as part of the festival. Bytyçi's most recent films include the short documentary JOŽKA (2017) and a series of nine animated shorts about survivors and victims of the Nazi genocide of Sinti* and Roma* (2019-2022), which are part of a permanent exhibition at the Memorial to the Murdered Sinti* and Roma* of Europe in Berlin's Tiergarten. Bytyçi is studying the master's program "Art in Context" at the UdK Berlin.
