What happens when the great literature meets the GenerationZ’s digital skills? The answer resides in the multimedia archive that JUMP Association – Gioventù in riSalto is building year after year, transforming the traditional social channels and the web into a true library of the future.
During the X edition of Euro.Soul Festival, the association’s social media channels were transformed into an interactive showcase through the publication of all the book trailers created by the participants, a big work that finds its greatest institutional recognition on the official EU-READ&ART platform. This library allows the global community to explore the evolution of digital reading.
While festivals and exchanges leave a deep mark on participants, it is these digital products that guarantee that the value remains accessible to everyone, everywhere, and over time. This is the case with JUMP’s official YouTube playlist dedicated to the 2026 edition, a visual ecosystem that captures the legacy of the “Let’s Book Trailers” International Contest, organized according to a specific criterion based on merit, starting with the highest-voted projects.
Opening this special collection at the top of the rankings, as the overall winner of the competition, is the book trailer “All Quiet on the Western Front,” a work that has reinterpreted a complex masterpiece of world literature with extraordinary maturity.
But scrolling through the videos in this playlist is like taking a journey through European creativity. As you continue watching, the collection shows all the other winners, organized by international delegation, offering a diverse panorama of interpretations and multimedia styles. Among the award-winning works are book trailers that have featured titles with a major impact on young readers, such as the thrillers “One of Us Is Lying” and “A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder”, the psychological atmosphere of “The King in Yellow”, the intense stories of “Antes de Diciembre”, and the profound narrative of “Invisible”.
Students are no longer just passive readers; they become directors, writers, and graphic designers capable of bringing out the best in a wide variety of texts through the knowledgeable use of editing software and advanced photography techniques.
JUMP management’s decision to map and organize these collections chronologically demonstrates a forward-thinking vision that goes beyond a temporary event. This archiving initiative, focused on the 2026 winners, makes it possible to track the evolution of students’ digital and web-reporting skills over time.
In an era when online content flows and disappears rapidly, the decision to highlight and connect these multimedia libraries offers European partners, teachers, and students a permanent educational portfolio. It is a digital laboratory that is always open, demonstrating how technological innovation, when guided by the right educational vision, can become the most powerful ally of culture and international cooperation.
To explore this extraordinary library up close and be inspired by the children’s creativity, you can tune in directly to the EU-READ&ART YouTube channel and view the official playlist, where a passion for stories becomes a universal language that knows no limits.
