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SISTERQUEENS nominated for the 2025 Grimme Award

The FABW documentary SISTERQUEENS by Clara Stella Hüneke has been nominated for the 61st Grimme Award. The film follows three girls as they creatively explore social issues through a rap project.

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The FABW is now accepting applications for the 2025/26 academic year. Creative talents from around the world can register online and apply for practice-oriented programs in film and media until February 15, 2025.

FESTIVALS

Max Ophüls Prize Film Festival

The FABW is represented at the 46th Max Ophüls Prize Film Festival with four competition entries. Additional productions are showcased in special sections.

AWARDS

International Film Festival Rotterdam

The FABW feature film IM HAUS MEINER ELTERN competes in the main competition "Tiger Competition" at the International Film Festival Rotterdam. Many alumni of the Filmakademie were also involved in its creation.

FABW International

Film Workshop Links Perspectives from Baden-Württemberg and Chile

On December 17, 2024, the final round of the film workshop MIRADAS CRUZADAS will begin. Students from FABW and the Universidad de Valparaíso will create short films about life in Stuttgart and Valparaíso.

AWARDS

30th Filmschau BW

Four awards at the 30th Filmschau Baden-Württemberg: Students and alumni of the Filmakademie were honored in the categories of Short Film, Animation, Audience Award, and Best Feature Film. The winning films impressively showcase a wide range of creative and narrative approaches.

FABW NETWORK

Film Students Sound the Alarm

In an open letter, they urgently call for reforms to film funding to prevent the industry's decline and secure the future of young filmmakers.

FABW International

NO DOGS ALLOWED wins Best First Feature Film Award

The alumni production NO DOGS ALLOWED won the Best First Feature Film Award at the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival. Its world premiere also took place at the prestigious A-list festival in Tallinn.

FABW INTERNATIONAL

NOLLYWOOD-WORKSHOP

The NOLLYWOOD-WORKSHOP 2024 brought together Nigerian and German filmmakers to produce the film FRAGMENTS OF TOMORROW. In 2025, the program will be expanded with scholarships for Nigerian talents.

Click here for our NEWS BLOG with more exciting articles, interviews and event information about the Filmakademie.

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ONE CAMPUS - FOUR INSTITUTIONS

On a unique campus with the Filmakademie and its Animationsinstitut, the postgraduate programme Atelier Ludwigsburg-Paris and the neighbouring Academy of Performing Arts, students have the best opportunities for broad interdisciplinary and transmedia networking and qualification.

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FABW in Numbers

Filmakademie Baden-Wuerttemberg and its Animationsnstitut are a force to be reckoned with, as you can see from the following figures. Of all German film schools, for example, we have the highest density of guest lecturers and film and media projects per year.

420 GUEST LECTURERS

130 EMPLOYEES

550 STUDENTS

20 INTERNATIONAL PARTNER INSTITUTIONS

17 INTERNATIONAL STUDY COURSES

250 FILMS AND PROJECTS PER YEAR

Our study programmes

Here you can find out about all 28 study and training opportunities as well as the application and admission requirements.

Study Programmes

The Filmakademie

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