Film Lens
In 'Berg Fidel,' director Hella Wenders captures the daily lives of four children—David, Jakob, Lucas, and Anita—at the inclusive Berg Fidel primary school in Münster. Over a span of three years, Wenders documents their experiences at school, at home, and during their leisure time. The film presents a candid view of childhood, where the children share their dreams and concerns, reflecting a harmonious environment that challenges conventional views on open schools.
The documentary emphasizes the significance of teaching diversity from an early age. Through the natural interactions of the children, Wenders provides a sensitive portrait of inclusivity and understanding in education, showcasing how these values manifest in the lives of the children at Berg Fidel school.
Why Watch
- •Meet David, Jakob, Lucas, and Anita at Berg Fidel school.
- •Find out how children express their dreams and concerns.
- •See the impact of inclusivity in education.
Did You Know
•The documentary follows four children over three years.
•Berg Fidel primary school is located in Münster, Germany.
•The film features children named David, Jakob, Lucas, and Anita.
Perfect For
Inclusive educationChildhood developmentDiversity in schools