Unfamiliar with the cinematography of our neighbours from beyond the Oder? The German Film Week is a perfect opportunity to discover the latest productions!
The programme features two films which premiered at the most recent Berlinale: Dominik Graf’s Fabian. Going to the Dogs and Daniel Brühl’s Next Door. Although they are set almost a century apart, the problems faced by their protagonists – residents of Berlin – are surprisingly similar. Anne Zohra Berrached explores the problems faced by refugees in Copilot telling the moving story of the family of one of the terrorists involved in the 9/11 attack. Let’s discover a different, fascinating point of view of German filmmakers from myriad social and cultural backgrounds!
Friday, 21 January
6:30pm NEBENAN
dir. Daniel Brühl, Germany 2021, 94’
Saturday, 22 January
6:30pm FABIAN ODER DER GANG VOR DIE HUNDE
dir. Dominik Graf, Germany 2021, 186’
Sunday, 23 January
6:30pm COPILOT
dir. Anne Zohra Berrached, Germany/France 2021, 118’
Monday, 24 January
6:30pm DIE SAAT
dir. Mia Maariel Meyer, Germany 2021, 100’
Tuesday, 25 January
6:30pm BIS WIR TOT SIND ODER FREI
dir. Oliver Rihs, Switzerland/Germany 2020, 118’
Wednesday, 26 January
6:30pm EXIL
dir. Visar Morina, Germany 2020, 121’
Thursday, 27 January
6:30pm NAHSCHUSS
dir. Franziska Stünkel, Germany 2021, 116’
