Tobias Hüser

On day 2, the first school clas­ses made their way to DFF Cinema as ear­ly as 9 am. Ismaël Ferroukhi, direc­tor of the film MICA (FR/MA 2020), was on hand to ans­wer ques­ti­ons. The juries of the dif­fe­rent age sec­tions dis­cuss the first film scree­nings. Their film sel­ec­tion on the the­me of “Obsession” was pre­sen­ted by the “Young European Cinephiles”. 

At LUCAS the­re are film talks after every scree­ning becau­se the inten­si­ve exch­an­ge tog­e­ther with the film­ma­kers about what has been seen is at the heart of a film festival.

LUCAS #44 has begun! Until Thursday, October 7, film fans of all ages can look for­ward to exci­ting cine­ma expe­ri­en­ces in Frankfurt, Offenbach and Wiesbaden.

THE FAITHFUL, ABSOLUTE ESCALATION. That’s what makes a good dis­as­ter movie for Anton (18). He and his class­ma­tes from the Albert Einstein School in Schwalbach have let the world come to an end seve­ral times at LUCAS: The »Classics.Class« pres­ents three mile­sto­nes of the dis­as­ter gen­re in the cine­ma. The ship of dreams sinks, lava

WHAT IS IMPORTANT FOR VERY YOUNG KIDS IN THE CINEMA? It’s about dis­co­ve­ring the diver­se world of moving images in a crea­ti­ve and playful way. In »Minis« child­ren from the age of three can explo­re their love for film with all their sen­ses. Two short film pro­grams from the European model pro­ject “Cinemini on Tour”