German TV Comedy “Swimming Forever” Wins “KINGFISHER – Award for Sustainable Film Productions”
Berlin, February 12, 2025 – The German TV comedy “Swimming Forever” has been awarded the “KINGFISHER – Award for Sustainable Film Productions.” The award recognizes the film’s efforts to promote sustainability both on and off the screen.
“Swimming Forever” tells the story of a group of friends who are fighting to save their local swimming pool from being closed down. The film highlights the importance of community and the environment, and it does so in a way that is both entertaining and thought-provoking.
The jury of the KINGFISHER Award praised “Swimming Forever” for its “authentic and engaging portrayal of the challenges facing our communities and our planet.” The jury also noted the film’s “exemplary use of sustainable production methods.”
“We are honored to receive this award,” said the film’s director, Maren Ade. “We set out to make a film that would make people laugh and think, and we’re glad that the jury has recognized our efforts to promote sustainability.”
The KINGFISHER Award is presented annually to a film that demonstrates a commitment to sustainability. The award is sponsored by the German Environmental Agency and the German Film Fund.
“Swimming Forever” is the first TV comedy to win the KINGFISHER Award. This is a significant recognition for the film’s creators and for the growing movement of sustainable filmmaking.
About the Film
“Swimming Forever” is a German TV comedy that premiered in 2025. The film tells the story of a group of friends who are fighting to save their local swimming pool from being closed down. The film stars Lars Eidinger, Paula Beer, and Peter Kurth.
About the KINGFISHER Award
The KINGFISHER Award is presented annually to a film that demonstrates a commitment to sustainability. The award is sponsored by the German Environmental Agency and the German Film Fund. The award is named after the kingfisher, a bird that is known for its ability to dive into water and catch fish. The kingfisher is a symbol of sustainability because it represents the interdependence of all living things.
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