Explorations in the evolving role of documentaries in shaping how we understand the world.
Immersive sessions led by acclaimed filmmakers offering deep insights into the craft.
A playful and engaging program designed to spark curiosity and creativity in children through films.
Thought-provoking installations and multimedia works that expand the documentary form.
35mm film is alive! Participants will experiment with various film alteration techniques and operate vintage machines to create a short collaborative film
Age 12-17 years old, 6-7 August, from 11:00-15:00
Wednesday, June 4
A hands-on two-day workshop introducing teens to data science and AI, covering Python basics, AI concepts, and building their own chatbots.
A creative workshop where teens explore live audio-visual performance, learn real-time image blending, and create visuals under the guidance of artist Gianmarco Donaggio.
35mm film lives on! Kids explore fun film alteration techniques, operate vintage machines, and team up to create a playful short film.
A fun three-day workshop where kids create games and art from recyclable materials, learning about sustainability, creativity, and protecting the environment.
A hands-on workshop where kids aged 11–14 explore stop-motion animation, from idea to storyboard to final short film, using Dragon Frame and creative materials.
A joyful yoga program led by Erëza Vokshi, where children and youth build self-awareness, emotional balance, and calm through fun exercises, offered daily as part of the DokuKids program.
A hands-on mobile filmmaking and editing workshop for ages 12–15, using smartphones to explore creative, accessible techniques under the banner of “SmartLens,” powered by IPKO in partnership with Telegrafi.
A dynamic workshop for ages 7–14 where kids explore programming robots, create 3D models, experience virtual reality, and solve math challenges with Jenga, all designed to boost creativity, logic, and tech skills, in partnership with Cacttus Education.
