The fifth and last "Waldorf 100" film, #KidsOnTech, looks at childhood in the digital age and the responsibilities of adults. The film, which is primarily aimed at parents, is primarily supported by aspects of Waldorf education, without putting the education itself in the foreground. Instead, the technological revolution that we are living through is depicted with examples from several continents and focuses on the ambivalent and challenging relationship between digital technology and child development. With this and its modern visual language, #KidsOnTech strikes a resonant chord with the times, and this surely also has something to do with the fact that the film offers neither patent remedies nor doomsday scenarios, but instead invites a dialogue about what really matters now.
Since its official release in early July 2021, #KidsOnTech has won first prize for direction (Paul Zehrer), and production (Henning Kullak-Ublick), at several international documentary and "art" film festivals and has received several nominations.
The film can be shown as an "educational screening" at schools or other educational institutions. Please contact Henning Kullak-Ublick via E-Mail.
