Fabulix Film Festival: 37 films from 17 countries in Annaberg-Buchholz!

Fabulix Film Festival: 37 films from 17 countries in Annaberg-Buchholz!

An exciting festival is just around the corner: VomAugust 20th to 24ththe picturesque town of Annaberg-Buchholz becomes the settingfabulix film festivals. With a total37 films from 17 countriesThe event promises a colorful range of cinema experiences that will captivate both locals and visitors. The productions shown include not only German premieres, but also timeless DEFA classics and award-winning films that offer a look into fascinating film history.

The opening will be with the German premiere of the Czech remake “Zlatovláska – Princess Goldhair“ celebrated, followed by further highlights such as the KiKA co-production “Three princesses” and the Oscar nominee “Kubo – The brave samurai" and "The Boy and the Heron". The summer cinema is also taken care of: here "The Huntsman & The Ice Queen“ presented in the open air and creates a unique ambience.

Insights into film history

A particular focus of the festival is on film history. This is how the DEFA film “The story of little Muck“ brought to life again, while the silent film project “The cold heart" fromRaff Fluriprovides additional nostalgia. The supporting program accompanying the event also includes aCostume exhibitionwith original costumes from the fabulix films, opening with Cinderella PrincePavel Trávníčekis initiated.

The competition films are particularly exciting: Overall27 postsare up for election, and the public has the opportunity to cast their votes until Sunday lunchtime - either at the castle portal or online. The criteria for the selection were films that were produced from 2015 onwards. The announcement of the winning film will take place on the last day of the festival directly on the market square.

Child-friendly offerings and culinary diversity

The fabulix film festival attaches great importance to family-friendliness. That's how they areAll offers for children up to 12 years free of charge, including film screenings, workshops and exhibitions. In addition, the “Court of the Giants" on the Karlsplatz parking deck is freely accessible, and the city center is brought to life with restaurants, market stalls and activities. There is something suitable for all ages here, and the visit promises an unforgettable experience.

The fabulix is ​​not the only film festival that is very popular in Germany. This will be celebrated in April 202537th Dresden Film Festivalits new edition and offers an impressive program67 short films from 34 countries, including2 world premieres and 18 German premieres. The festival is orchestrated with a focus on solidarity and features over350 filmsin an exciting week. The diversity of themes - from war to identity to societal challenges - will make viewers think and offer nuanced perspectives on the world in a different way.

For film enthusiasts, there are numerous festivals in Germany that continually present new discoveries and creative talents. With highlights like thisOberhausen International Short Film Festival, demLeipzig International Festival for Documentary and Animation Film (DOK Leipzig)and other events, the cultural scene in Germany is kept alive and maintains a high artistic standard. Whether in Annaberg-Buchholz, Dresden or elsewhere – the love of film connects us all.

So be there and experience the magic of the film up close! The anticipation for the fabulix film festival is palpable, and the longing for stories and images that touch remains unbroken. Further information can be found on the website of Radio Zwickau, Dresden Film Festival and Deutschland.de.