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© Matthias Horn
Experiences of motherhood seldom match with the image conveyed by our culture and language. The ideal, unselfishly caring, endlessly patient and, what is more, happy mother – of course she doesn’t exist. Instead, motherhood becomes society’s predetermined... moreabout: #Motherfuckinghood
© Marcel Urlaub
A life without limits in the big city, the demand for freedom and the preeminence of one’s own life plans – of a life exclusively on one’s own terms: At the end of the day, there is very little room for all of this in “real” life. moreabout: Aufzeichnungen aus dem Kellerloch (Notes from Underground)
© Moritz Haase
It's March 1920 and the young Weimar Republic is facing one of its biggest challenges. After the end of the First World War and the Treaty of Versailles entering into force, parts of the military refuse to disband. The Ehrhardt Naval Brigade of the Freikorps... moreabout: Sturm auf Berlin
© JR Berliner Ensemble
"AI: We will live – well, live – when the rain and the cold come, when the heat is burning up the trees, we will be here, while you are on the road – looking for the better world – we will still be here when it has finally gone quiet. When the servers... moreabout: Es kann doch nur noch besser werden
© Moritz Haase, Grafik: Birgit Karn
Two friends in their late forties, Ralle and Hannes, are waiting at a bus stop somewhere in Brandenburg – as they wait, they philosophise about life and the issues affecting our society. Oliver Bukowski, creator of "Warten auf’n Bus" (Waiting for a Bus)... moreabout: Warten auf'n Bus
© Jörg Brüggemann
"The night before I entered the occupied territories, I saw a speech on TV by the government and military leaders. They had decided that we would contribute even more to GDP if we didn’t just consume robotic vacuum cleaners on the battlefield, but also... moreabout: A Little Light. And All This Silence. (Ein wenig Licht. Und iese Ruhe.)
© Gianmarco Bresadola
At the start of 2020, the German-Palestinian journalist Alena Jabarine moved to Ramallah for three years and embarked on her search for "Palestine". What remains of her carefree memories of childhood, the summer nights in Umm Al-Fahm, Haifa and Jaffa?... moreabout: The Last Sky: My Search for Palestine (Der letzte Himmel)
© JR Berliner Ensemble
“To understand the world we live in, we have to know how we love – because if we know how we love, we understand how we can save the world.” moreabout: It's Britney, Bitch!
© Jörg Brüggemann
Willy Loman is a self-made man! Some decades ago now, he was one of the hardest working men in his field. He was successful. Unfortunately, business has fallen off and while the bills are piling up, the times are changing – and only Willy won't. He doesn't... moreabout: Death of a Salesman (Tod eines Handlungsreisenden)
© Moritz Haase
"How are things with Paul?" Marie asks. "Fine", says Karin. But that isn't true. Paul has disappeared. Wickwalz calls it "Fleeing from the Republic" and he happens to drop by more frequently now. He is nice and he asks Karin about things. Did Paul tell... moreabout: Gittersee
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© Gianmarco Bresadola
Let's be honest: Are you really happy? With your marriage? Your lovers? The people you spend your life with, day in and day out? And if not: would you admit it? Yasmina Reza's novel about the Parisian middle class is a precise, bitterly funny panorama... moreabout: Glücklich die Glücklichen
© Jörg Brüggemann
Who am I when no one is watching? And who can I be when everyone sees me? moreabout: The Picture of Dorian Gray (Das Bildnis des Dorian Gray)
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