Can You Copyright Culture? “Our lives, and our cultures, are composed of many overlapping stories and histories. More than ever before we have the opportunity to be exposed to, and influenced by, a wealth of different cultures and ideas. But what does that hybridisation mean for culture and how do we avoid a homogenised future? […]
Category: Berlin
Dec.5th in #Berlin: #Indigenous #Women & #Queer/Trans #Filmmakers Series at Xart Splitta – Opportunities for 2019
On Dec.5th, the final screening & discussion this year, in our film series “Identity.Intersectionality.Indigeneity”. More to come in 2019! #Native #FirstNations #Indigenous #Female or #GLBTIIQ Filmmakers visiting/looking to screen in #Berlin? Contact me. We also are able to offer a screening fee to filmmakers, and are particularly interested in those who might appearance in person […]
Next Date in Our #Indigenous film series in #Berlin is Dec.5th- Guest Speaker Ingrid Pumayalla
We had a nice turn-out for the 2nd evening in our #Indigenous film series “IDENTITY.INTERSECTIONALITY.INDIGENEITY“, focusing on female directors, facilitated by xart splitta. Last night in Berlin, we screened a clip from upcoming documentary “ALMOST”, directed by me, and the extremely moving film directed by Native Hawaiian Ciara Lacey, “Out of State”. The next event is Dec. 5th, […]
Life of a #POC: Racist Jokes Aren’t Funny, Oct.29th Film Screening
A sincere thanks to everyone who joined us for the screening at the Refugees Welcome Festival, your presence was greatly appreciated. It was great to see old friends and make new acquaintances. No photos directly at the event, but a nice chill-out and conversation with another filmmaker and a friend afterwards nearby at Volksbar. These days I […]
Don’t forget! Our #Documentary Screens On Oct. 29th at the Babylon Theater in #Berlin
Don’t forget! On Monday, Oct. 29th at the Babylon Theater in Rose Luxembourg Platz in Berlin, we screen at the Refugees Welcome Film Festival. If circumstances allow, I and members of the film team will be there, along with some protagonists from the documentary. Tickets can be purchased in advance through the website (LINK).
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