Art on the MOve: Sexualität, Gewalt und die Kunst zum Überleben
Three short films and a conversation with Amina Maher as part of »Kleiner Freitag«.
Works of art by Max Beckmann and Freya Hattenberger in the MO_Collection presentation reflect on the relationship between sexuality and violence. Iranian filmmaker Amina Maher, who became known for her participation in Abbas Kiarostami’s world-famous film Ten, juxtaposes this with an autobiographically inspired trilogy of short films in which she processes experiences of sexualized violence, trauma, shame, and desire into art.
Body & Soul in Art and Film: A series of events accompanying the MO_Collection presentation »Body & Soul. Thinking, Feeling, Brushing Teeth«
Free admission
A Letter to My Mother
Amina Maher
In a filmic letter to her mother, Amina Maher examines the psychological consequences of the violence she experienced as a […]
Out of Frame
Amina Maher
Isolated in their inner-city apartment in Tehran, Narges and her controlling mother pierce through the layers to the core of […]
Where Is The Friend’s Home?
Amina Maher
In search of the creation of an autonomous body, the trans woman director, Amina Maher reveals her unspoken desires which […]
