This quiet, powerful film about the ‘sacred bond’ between mother and daughter serves as a metaphor for the country of […]
World Views
World Views
As the name suggests, the World Views series offers a broad selection of films from many different countries and cultures. The themes of the series are openness, understanding, tolerance and forms of dialogue that embrace diversity.
Women with and without migration backrounds, women who have experienced displacement, their families, and everyone who enjoys watching good films are invited to attend our film series World Views. The discussions that take place after the screenings – sometimes with guests – are often impassioned, lively and always based on mutual respect.
Admission is free for all events.
Classics of Arab cinema are shown such as: Sukkar banat (Director: Nadine Labaki), award winning documentaries such as In Search… (Director: Beryl Magoko) or Invisibles (Director: Louis-Julien Petit) , heartbreaking comedies like Rosas Hochzeit (Director: Icíar Bollaín) to unforgettable cinema highlights like Sweet Bean (Director: Naomi Kawase), Adam (Director: Maryam Touzani) and Mustang (Director: Deniz Gamze Ergüven). Children’s films are shown twice a year.
Previous events:
Programme flyer World Views Cologne: February – June 2024
Programme flyer World Views Dortmund: September – December 2023
Programme flyer World Views Cologne: September – December 2023
World Views was initiated by IFFF Dortmund+Köln.
It is carried out as part of the project »Betriebliches Mentoring für geflüchtete Frauen« (PerMenti) organised by Dortmunder Forums Frau und Wirtschaft e. V., and Gleichstellungsbüro der Stadt Dortmund.
With the kind support of Kino im U at Dortmunder U – Zentrum für Kunst und Kreativität, KOMM-AN NRW and Kulturbüro Dortmund.
Thanks to its great success World Views has expanded to Cologne in 2021, where we present the series in cooperation with the language school SprachHaus and the SPHS e.V.. The project is supperted by KOMM-AN NRW and Kulturamt der Stadt Köln.
Contact:
Silke J. Räbiger
sjraebiger@frauenfilmfest.com
Sukkar banat
Der Glanz der Unsichtbaren
© JC Lother
Rosas Hochzeit
© Piffl Medien GmbH
Sweet Bean
© Twenty Twenty Vision
Mustang
© Weltkino Filmverleih
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