FFHSH condemns threats against SchulKinoWoche

14.11.2018 | Documentary Wild Heart

A planned screening of "Wildes Herz", the documentary about the punk band Feine Sahne Fischfilet, had to be cancelled due to massive threats. The film was to be shown as part of the Schleswig-Holstein School Cinema Weeks in Bad Schwartau.

Maria Köpf, CEO of Filmförderung Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein: "Charly Hübner's film 'Wildes Herz' portrays the band Feine Sahne Fischfilet's commitment against the right in impressive images - especially in rural areas where right-wing movements are increasingly dominating public spaces. We condemn the threats against the SchulKinoWoche in the strongest possible terms. Violence is and remains no means of political confrontation."

The musician portraitWild heart (production company Eichholz Film) is one of the most successful Documentaries of the year with around 60,000 admissions. Filmförderung Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein supported the production with 60,000 euros.

Filmförderung Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein signed the Hamburg Declaration of the Many last Friday. The declaration sends a clear signal against right-wing tendencies and influence on the arts and cultural scene.

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