“What would Fasia say?”
Marny Garcia Mommertz
Marny Garcia Mommertz explores how the legacy of Fasia Jansen, a Black German Holocaust survivor, singer and peace activist, resonates […]
Marny Garcia Mommertz
Marny Garcia Mommertz explores how the legacy of Fasia Jansen, a Black German Holocaust survivor, singer and peace activist, resonates […]
Cauleen Smith
Musician and activist Moor Mother, in a haunting voice superposing samples of British-Iraqi soprano Alya Al-Sultani, traces Britain’s prosperity back […]
Chelo Loureiro
Lively, brightly clad, imaginative Elisa has a crush on Martin – but he doesn’t seem to notice her. Determined to […]
Sabine Herpich
Barbara Morgenstern at work: melodies are hummed, lyrics written and refined, funding applications drafted, rehearsals scheduled and band discussions planned. […]
Pranami Koch
The discovery of a diary brings the tragic history of a witch hunt in the remote villages of Assam right […]
Júlia Tudisco
Since the beginning of creation, two divine, playful beings shape the world in harmony with each other. Under their hands, […]
Juliana Rojas
Juliana Rojas juxtaposes two narratives and gives two movements a structuring role: the journey from the country to the city, […]
Yumi Joung
A girl draws a circle on the floor, then walks away. Gradually, more and more passers-by gather in this circle. […]
The Decolonize Dortmund project, comprising Black people and people of colour, is dedicated to addressing Dortmund’s colonial past. The city’s […]
Lee Mi-rang
Portraying three generations of women in South Korea, the film centres on the figure of the mother, using her story […]
Artiom Zavadovsky
Artist and mother Pia Antonia Klinkhammer shares her thoughts on art, self-expression and the struggles for recognition as an artist […]
María Luisa Bemberg
“Dedicated to all people who have the courage to be different in order to be themselves”, says the opening credits […]