Discussion evening with Juraj Kušnierik and guests dedicated to the theme of youth, connected with a projection of movie Combat Girls.

Marisa is twenty years old German girl who hates foreigners, Jews, soldiers and everyone who she aknowledges guilty for the fall of her country. She provokes, drinks, fights and her next tatoo is going to be Adolf Hitler’s portrait. The only place where she feels like home is a neonacistic gang she belongs to and where hatred, agression and violence are daily routine. When Svenja, fourteen years old girl joins the gang, Marisa becomes her idol: embodying the purest idea of a fighter, fighting for the gang’s ideals. But Marisa’s faith starts to change the direction after she meets young Afghan refugee.

In confrontation of opinions, she finds out that black and white principles of the gang are not the only way. Will Marisa be able to get out of the group influence?

Combat Girls – David Wnendt / Germany / 2011 / 100 min / Czech subtitles

script: David Wnendt
cinematography: Jonas Schmager
music: Johannes Repka
edit: Andreas Wodraschke
starring: Alina Levshin, Jella Haase, Sayed Ahmad, Gerdy Zint, Lukas Steltner

Free admission.