CHILDREN
Dirección Ludmila Matthies-Schubert
Germany · 2026 · 15 s · Fantasy
Película presentada al RTV International Film Festival 2026Sinopsis
A little girl in a delicate dress looks sweet and innocent. But behind that angelic appearance is a fearless little tomboy, full of mischief and surprises. In a surreal world where imagination knows no limits, CHILDREN reminds us that appearances can be deceiving. Children can be wild, daring, unpredictable and wonderfully unexpected. And yet, they are still just children.
Acerca de la película
At first glance, she seems like the picture of innocence: a sweet little girl in a delicate outfit, surrounded by a beautiful, almost dreamlike world. But appearances can be misleading. The moment she kicks a pearl-white ball, her fearless, mischievous nature begins to reveal itself. What follows is an unexpected journey through a surreal playground of giant pearls, impossible movements and fantastic adventures. CHILDREN is a playful exploration of the contrast between how children appear and who they really are. Beneath their innocent faces live bold personalities, wild imaginations, curiosity and an endless desire to discover the world on their own terms. They surprise us, challenge our expectations and sometimes turn everything upside down. But no matter how fearless, rebellious or unpredictable they become, they remain what they have always been: children.
Dirección
Ludmila Matthies-Schubert is a Hamburg-based AI Creative Director, filmmaker and visual artist, working under LUMIRA Vision. Her work combines cinematic storytelling, experimental visual narratives and generative AI technology, with a focus on original artistic concepts and creative direction. Her experimental AI film THE HUMAN VARIABLE was shortlisted in the New Talent category at HAICA 2026 in Hamburg.
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