2024 - Guildford has winners in 2 categories and one runner-up. The subject is "Darf ich vorstellen..." (May I introduce...) And another time-traveller! 

2023 - Freiburg's winners tell a mysterious story of time travel... 

2023 - Guildford's 2 winners show real creativity with their imaginative interviews...  

2022 - Freiburg took part this year!  One winner - maybe more in 2023.... 

 2022 - Guildford really took off ....

First prize in 2 categories, 2 joint runners-up...

2021 - first year of the competition - a good start

First prize in our Short Film Competition for Schools 2021 was won by Katie Shopland and Rebecca Pugsley for: "Guildford - meine Stadt" (Guildford - my town). 

Niall Sellar translated Volker Kutscher's

Inspector Gereon Rath books (the basis of the TV series "Babylon Berlin") into English.

Now he explains the various issues a translator faces and explains the choices he himself made

Dr Helen Hughes focuses on 3 foreign language films, providing insights and ways of thinking about film relevant to films in general.

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Prof. Erik Levi traces Beethoven's development through the 5 cello sonatas, with musical illustrations played

by Erik and his cellist wife, Jo Levi.  In two parts, with subtitles.

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Dr. Ben Schofield considers the cultural

connections between Germany and the

UK through the prism of Germany's

long-term love of William Shakespeare.

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Link to Freiburg-managed material, including a video in English.