Specialised Technique
Onyeka Igwe
William Sellers and the Colonial Film Unit developed a framework for colonial cinema, characterised by slow edits and minimal camera […]
Onyeka Igwe
William Sellers and the Colonial Film Unit developed a framework for colonial cinema, characterised by slow edits and minimal camera […]
Mojisola Adebayo
STARS tells the story of the Nommo: extraterrestrial afro-hermaphroditic, anthro-amphibian migrants. Their cosmic stories of planetary constellations and distant stars, […]
Helke Sander
This film deconstructs a seemingly trivial situation: a brief encounter between a young woman and two men at a bus […]
Hind Meddeb
This film cautiously captures the spirit of Khartoum’s youth as they resist a dictatorial regime, fighting above all for freedom […]
Antoinette Jadaone
In the deeply Catholic and patriarchal Philippines, where abortion is illegal and societal expectations for women are unforgiving, Sunshine illuminates […]
Morgane Simon, Arnaud Demuynck
How do you catch a carp? By staying quiet and being patient, or so a child believes. But bringing along […]
Sylvaine Dampierre
It has been 50 years since her father left Guadeloupe. Sylvaine Dampierre grew up in France, but returns to Guadeloupe […]
Claudia Marschal
The film’s starting point is Emmanuel’s testimony at a police station, which he secretly records on his phone. The Deposition delivers […]
Screening of The Deposition (Claudia Marschal) and THIS IS POOR! Patterns of Poverty (Kerstin Honeit). Followed by a discussion with […]
Agnes Lisa Wegner, Cece Mlay
To this day, the remains of tens of thousands of people from former colonies are held in German museums, with […]
The Film All-Nighter presents contemporary feminist filmmaking. Selected international short films and music videos scrutinise archives, expose ideological and patriarchal […]
Vibeke Løkkeberg
The documentary Abort (1972) by Vibeke Løkkeberg played a role in abortion law reform in Norway. L’Aggetivo Donna (1972) by […]