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In this group of shorts, each young person is facing their own unique challenges with determination and strength. In order for humanity to succeed, we must triumph with human will.


For Ages 11-14 | 77 minutes | Presented in English and original languages with English subtitles


Themes: Empathy, support, identity, acceptance, girls POV, inclusion, disability, housing rights, death/loss, perseverance


This program contains: Physical and/or emotional conflict

Saitenstich


Emma is a child laborer in early 20th century Switzerland. Although she spends her day as a textile laborer, she uses all her free time to pursue her dream of becoming a talented violin player. Her violin was a gift from a wealthy family, but she must figure out how to maintain her instrument alone. Without expensive violin strings, Emma improvises and uses the same thread she uses for textiles as violin strings. She learns to trust in her own talents and to take a stand.

  • Year
    2021
  • Runtime
    12 minutes
  • Language
    Swiss German
  • Country
    Switzerland
  • Premiere
    World
  • Note
    THEMES: Aspiring, Trying New Things, Setting Goals, Taking Chances, Finding Your Own Path, Perseverance, Facing Challenges, Personal Qualities, Persistence, Overcome Obstacles/Adversity, Understanding Differences, Support, Respect, Sharing
  • Director
    Raphaela Wagner
  • Screenwriter
    Raphaela Wagner
  • Producer
    Elda Guidinetti