Could This Be Love? Valentine´s Special

Logo Stadtbibliothek Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg

14. Februar 2023

Love as an unique experience. But how equal and free are we really in choosing our partners? What do some couples go through in their everyday attempts to simply be together? In the form of personal essays, the authors of this book courageously give an insight into their private lives. They report on what happens in romantic relationships when race, origin or culture become an issue. Based on their own experiences, their texts explore in an astute, stirring and thoughtful way whether we can still find each other in a world that is still deeply divided.

GUESTS:
Aseman G. Bahadori is happiest when she is writing. As an editor, her love for writing and know-it-alling has free reign. Her second most favourite activity is developing campaigns for good causes. As a scholar in migration studies, she insists on an intersectional and non-eurocentric perspective. Aseman remains a philosopher and writer at heart – as well as a bit of Sailor Moon.

Ifeatu Nnaobi is a Nigerian filmmaker and photographer focused on conceptual and documentary storytelling. Her work has been featured at The International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam, Sheffield DocFest, Future of Storytelling NYC, Haus der Kulturen Welt, and Les Rencontres d’Arles. She is a National Geographic Explorer and is currently based in Berlin.

HOST: Ambika Thompson, fiction editor at SAND Journal

February 14, 2023 // 7 p.m.

- Bezirkszentralbibliothek Pablo Neruda, Frankfurter Allee 14A, 10247 Berlin
- Admission free
- Event in English
- Get your free ticket here.

An event by Interkontinental in cooperation with The Reader Berlin.