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© NDR/Holtz
“Today is a nice day to die,” sings Jim Morrison on the radio, and Grandma Kampnagel agrees: The 92-year-old gets into her car to throw herself off a bridge. But a man gets in her way, and at the hospital, the elderly woman feels so much compassion for... moreabout: Polizeiruf 110 – My Last Will
© Dennis Pauls
He’s a true jack-of-all-trades: Axel Ranisch directs and acts in films, writes screenplays and novels, and stages operas. Whether it’s *Dicke Mädchen*, *Ich fühl mich Disco*, or *Nackt über Berlin*—the works of this Berlin-born Grimme Award winner are... moreabout: 16th TV Salon with Axel Ranisch
© Stephan Rabold
Katharina (Désirée Nosbusch) und Hektor (Matthias Brandt) leben seit zehn Jahren voneinander getrennt. Als ihre erwachsene Tochter Lilith (Clara Vogt) in Untersuchungshaft sitzt, da sie verdächtigt wird, eine Einbruchserie begangen zu haben, treffen die... moreabout: Eine Nacht in Bangkok
© Emanuele Valariano
How did queer cinema gain visibility? The exhibition tells the stories of filmmakers, activists, and cultural institutions that brought queer stories to the screen and made them visible. In this performative drag tour, Cali Harburg invites you to experience... moreabout: Drag Tour: “Inventing Queer Cinema”
© Salzgeber
Queer avant la lettre: In 1970, photographer Elfi Mikesch began her work as a director and camerawoman. Known for her dancing, moving images, which transport us into unheard-of obliqueness and dreams, she worked on the camera for countless films by Rosa... moreabout: Rose Kings and Cruel Women: The picture maker Elfi Mikesch
© Salzgeber
The guided tour provides an overview of our current exhibition, presents selected content and objects, and invites you to discover the diversity of queer German cinema. Meeting point: Box office foyer Price info: Participation with admission ticket free... moreabout: "Inventing Queer Cinema"
© Carlotta Kittel
Two people, two memories, a shared past. In 1986, the parents of director Carlotta Kittel met in Berlin. When her mother became pregnant and decided to have the child, contact with the father was severed. Twenty-five years later, Kittel speaks with both... moreabout: He, She, I
© Foto: Salzgeber
Queer cinema tells the stories, experiences and realities of life of queer people - usually outside of normative expectations and social orders. In doing so, it often questions cinematic conventions and develops its own resistant formal languages. The... moreabout: Inventing Queer Cinema
© Schüren
Buchvorstellung & Kurzfilmprogramm Dr. Stephanie Werder: ›Nervenkitzelmaschine. Frühes Kino und Nervositätsdiskurs in Deutschland‹ Wie wirkte das frühe Kino auf die Nerven? Und warum galt es zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts zugleich als Gefahr und als... moreabout: Nervenkitzelmaschine
© OJOBOCA
Dedicated to preserving experimental film history, the Deutsche Kinemathek also preserves contemporary works. A key voice in this field is the Berlin-based artist duo OJOBOCA, whose practice is rooted in an exploration of cinema as a social ritual and... moreabout: Surprise Preview: An Unseen 16mm Work by OJOBOCA
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