TEENS is an educational project that uses filmmaking to promote equality and prevent gender violence.

TEENS Project

Making cinema about gender violence
TEENS is an educational project that turns the Estudi General Lul·lià into a filmmaking space where teenagers produce short fiction films reflecting on gender violence, relationships and stereotypes.

Through the language of film and collaborative work, participants experience every stage of a film production, developing creativity, critical thinking and social skills while using cinema as a tool for awareness, expression and social change.
This is not a film workshop.
It is violence prevention.
At a glance:
Films made by teenagers
Gender violence prevention
Critical thinking
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Cinema with a purpose

We turn ideas into stories that inspire, move audiences and promote a culture built on respect and equality.
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Lasting impact

Every short film is an opportunity to start a conversation, raise awareness and drive real social change.
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Critical thinking

We take stereotypes apart, question narratives and encourage a critical eye on the reality around us.
Find out how cinema can change the way we see.

We make films and build futures.

TEENS brings together education, creativity and social innovation in a unique experience
where teenagers learn by doing, work as a team and turn their
ideas into stories that make an impact.