The annual amateur film festival in Unterföhring, now in its 47th edition, celebrates regional filmmaking while offering a competitive platform for emerging talents. Taking place from February 27 to March 1, the event is organized by the Film+Video Association of Bavaria (LFVB) and showcases more than 40 films in various genres including fiction, documentary, and nature films. The festival highlights the unique creativity and narratives in Bavarian cinema, while also focusing on the excitement and anticipation surrounding the festival's awards.

Among the films presented, titles such as "Da scharfe Toni" and "Beware of the Black Dog" stand out, reflecting the diverse storytelling that local filmmakers bring to life. The festival aims to attract not only film enthusiasts but also locals keen on engaging with new cinematic works. The prestigious Bavarian Lion award for the best short film, donated by Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder, adds significance to the event, emphasizing governmental support for cultural initiatives.

This festival not only highlights local filmmaking talent but also fosters community engagement with the arts. It offers a platform for aspiring filmmakers to showcase their work, gain recognition, and connect with audiences. As the event unfolds, it will undoubtedly contribute to the cultural landscape of Bavaria and reinforce the importance of supporting grassroots initiatives within the arts.