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Vienna teenagers' short films to be shown next month

Short films shot by teenagers during the upcoming semester break will be screened next month, it has been announced.

Cityzoom organisers said today (Thurs) the works by the six teams formed by 24 people aged 15 to 19 would be presented at the wienXtra-cinemagic venue at Friedrichstraße 4 in Vienna’s city centre at 6pm on 7 February.

A workshop in which the young people were introduced to technical details was held earlier this month.

Cityzoom is a project of the wienXtra media centre in which young, creative people can test themselves in media experiments.

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