What age is the family cinema suitable for?

The program is aimed at children aged four and their families.

When does the event take place?

The family cinema takes place on Saturday, November 7, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM.

What films will be shown?

The films being shown are Jesus Maria Josef, Tell me about Winter, and Thousands of Hours.

What can children expect besides the films?

The event invites collaborative thinking, dancing, and crafting.

Where does the family cinema take place?

The venue is the Sociocultural Center Stapeltor, Stapeltor 6, 47051 Duisburg.

Who organizes the family cinema?

The organizer is doxs! documentary films for children and adolescents.

Family Cinema doxs! for Children

Name: Family Cinema: doxs! at Stapeltor
Start: 2026-11-07T11:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-07T13:00:00+01:00
Location: Soziokulturelles Zentrum Stapeltor

Great amazement at the family cinema of doxs! in Duisburg

On Saturday, November 7, 2026, the Sociocultural Center Stapeltor will transform into a special meeting place for young film fans and their families. At the family cinema of doxs!, children aged four and up will experience three short films that invite wonder, questions, dancing, and collaborative thinking.

Three films, three small worlds

The program takes young viewers on varied explorations. In Jesus Maria Josef by Patxi Meerman, the audience follows a curious boy searching for a mysterious sound. The short film from France from 2025 lasts four minutes.

Tell me about Winter by Pascale Hecquet takes five minutes to ponder what can actually be beautiful about winter. The Belgian-French film from 2025 opens up space for children's imagination and personal thoughts.

In Thousands of Hours by Barbora Vanická, old objects in a house come to life in their own way. The seven-minute Czech film from 2026 invites viewers to look closely and discover the ordinary with new eyes.

Child-friendly cinema with learning fun

The selected short films are aimed at children aged four and up and provide an age-appropriate learning experience without long sitting durations. Images, sounds, and stories spark curiosity, promote attention, and provide families with conversation starters for their time together after the screening.

The family experience is particularly valuable due to the combination of watching films, movement, and creative crafting. Children are allowed not only to absorb impressions but also to actively process them through collaborative thinking, dancing, and crafting. Thus, child-friendly learning fun emerges with plenty of room for imagination and personal questions.

Watching, discovering, and creating together

Families experience the cinema visit at Stapeltor as a communal cultural offer. Children's laughter, surprising film ideas, and small creative moments come together for a morning that links media experience with play.

The organizer doxs! stands for documentary films for children and adolescents. The programs provide examples and raise questions. Thus, the family cinema supports conscious media education and strengthens children's ability to transform observations into words, movements, and their own ideas.

Family-friendly morning in a central location

The event takes place from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the Sociocultural Center Stapeltor, Stapeltor 6 in Duisburg. The protected environment of a cultural center offers families a suitable place for a focused, varied cinema morning. Parents and caregivers accompany the children through the program and experience the films together with them.

Conclusion: Film adventures for curious children

The family cinema of doxs! combines short films, collaborative thinking, movement, and creative crafting into a special family experience. Those who want to enjoy an inspiring cultural morning full of wonder and learning fun with children aged four and up will discover three small film worlds with big ideas at Stapeltor.