In May, we will be screening Blerta Basholli’s powerful feature film Hive at the World View Dortmund. The film tells the story of Fahrije, whose husband has been missing since the Kosovo War and who, alongside her personal grief, faces serious financial difficulties. Together with other women from her village, she begins making and selling ajvar – thereby facing fierce resistance from the patriarchal village community.

The film won the Grand Jury Prize, the Directing Award and the Audience Award at the 2021 Sundance Film Festival.

Hive
Director: Blerta Basholli
Kosovo/Switzerland/North Macedonia/Albania 2021 | 84′

Admission is free.

Recommended for ages 14 and over.

The film will be shown in the original language (Albanian) with German subtitles.

10 May | 3 pm | Schauburg Dortmund, Brückstraße 66, 44135 Dortmund

Understanding, openness and coming into contact with people of different nationalities and origins are our motives for the series World Views. Once a month, we show entertaining as well as thoughtful films from different countries to make the prism through which we see the world even more colourful.

People with and without an international history, women with refugee experience, their families and anyone interested in excellent, often rarely shown international films directed by women are warmly invited to the programme.

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In cooperation with Türkische Filmtage Dortmund