The project aims to empower 32 young people from four European countries to express their ideas and experiences through short filmmaking and responsible use of AI tools. By bringing together young people from diverse social backgrounds – including refugees, rural youth, and art students – the project creates an inclusive space for intercultural dialogue, creativity and active participation. The main objectives of the project are: -to strengthen young people’s digital and creative competences through hands-on filmmaking; -to promote youth participation and ownership by involving participants in all stages of the creative process; -to foster intercultural understanding and cooperation between young people from different social and geographical contexts; -to support the inclusion of young people with fewer opportunities; -to enhance self-confidence, teamwork skills, and public speaking abilities; -to ensure recognition of learning outcomes through structured reflection and Youthpass. From a youth work perspective, the project applies non-formal education methods, peer learning, and co-creation. Participants work in international teams to develop and produce short films addressing themes such as identity, belonging and future perspectives. The activity culminates in a public screening event, strengthening the visibility of youth voices within local communities. In addition, the project strengthens the organisational capacity of a newly established youth-led group in Luxembourg, contributing to diversification of Erasmus+ beneficiaries and promoting youth leadership in project management.