EVENTS CALENDAR

Two decades in the service of children and young people!
For over 20 years, Stockholm’s Film Festival Junior has introduced, inspired and engaged children and young people in the fantastic world of film.

From March 30 to April 4, 2020, the 21st edition of the Stockholm Film Festival Junior will be taking place again. If you as a teacher / educator want to know more about school cinema under Junior, contact infojunior@stockholmfilmfestival.se or call 08-677 50 11.

Stockholm Film Festival Junior wants all children to have the opportunity to experience quality films from all over the world. Today, Junior is bigger and stronger than ever.

Welcome to TRANS CULTURE FESTIVAL a four day festival of creating trans magic together ⚧

FESTIVAL SCHEDULE
Saturday March 28 and Sunday March 29 
Meet up at the venue c.off (https://www.coff.se/) for workshops, performances, panels, kids’ corner and much much more!

Monday March 30
Walking-tour with Sam Hultin:
https://www.facebook.com/events/495651741142443/
And afterwards a cozy hang-out co-hosted with FPES afterwards at Dynamo Café.

Tuesday March 31
The final day of the festival at Mångkulturellt centrum i Fittja for an evening of mingle, arts, performances and more to celebrate visibility and creativity in the trans and gender-diverse community. This event marking Trans Day of Visibility is co-hosted by Trans Fest Stockholm, RFSL Stockholm and Mångkulturellt centrum in Fittja.
https://www.facebook.com/events/533437407287491/

VENUES AND ACCESSIBILITY
★ c.off: https://www.coff.se/wpcontent/uploads/2018/05/c.off_studio_lokalinfo.pdf
★ Dynamo: to be added
★ Mångkulturellt centrum: https://mkcentrum.se/besok/

If you would like to support their work & future community events, you are welcome to make a donation.
SWISH: 123 087 6417

Questions, suggestions, requests for translations or something else: festival@transfeststockholm.org

This festival is organised in collaboration with ABF Stockholm.

A guided tour of picture reports of war and peace in the Moderna Museet collection!

Image journalism broke through on a broad front during the interwar period, which changed how news was communicated to the general public. The new, small-screen camera that was easy to carry also contributed to greater freedom. It gave photographers the opportunity to quickly get out into the field and document everything from major traumatic conflicts to small everyday events. Among these photographers were Robert Capa, Ernest Cole, Hans Malmberg and Julia Pirotte.

Curator Anna Tellgren talks about some of their most famous image reports and how they ended up in the Modern Museum’s collection.

Free entrance!
Limited number of seats. Get a seat ticket in the info desk. No advance booking.