Averroès & Rosa Parks

Averroès & Rosa Parks

A film by Nicolas Philibert. In French with German subtitles.

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Averroès” and “Rosa Parks” are two psych­ia­tric units at the Esquirol Hospital in Paris. They belong to the same net­work as the “Adamant”, the floa­ting day cli­nic on the river Seine at the heart of Nicolas Philibert’s film Sur l’Adamant, win­ner of the Golden Bear at the 2023 Berlinale. In Averroès & Rosa Parks, Philibert con­ti­nues his explo­ra­ti­on of this topic. From indi­vi­du­al inter­views to mee­tings bet­ween pati­ents and carers, the film­ma­ker focu­ses on show­ing a form of psych­ia­try that con­ti­nu­al­ly stri­ves to make room for and reha­bi­li­ta­te the pati­ents’ words. Little by litt­le, each one eases open the door to their world. But within an incre­asing­ly worn-out health sys­tem, how can the for­sa­ken be given a place in socie­ty among the rest?

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FR 2024, 143 Min., franz. OmU
Regie & Kamera: Nicolas Philibert
Schnitt: Nicolas Philibert, Janusz Baranek

mit: den Patient:innen und den Betreuer:innen der Averroès und Rosa Parks Krankenhauseinheiten im Esquirol Krankenhaus, Charenton-le-Pont, Paris.

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  • Averroès & Rosa Parks

    Averroès & Rosa Parks

    A film by Nicolas Philibert. In French with German subtitles.

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    Averroès” and “Rosa Parks” are two psych­ia­tric units at the Esquirol Hospital in Paris. They belong to the same net­work as the “Adamant”, the floa­ting day cli­nic on the river Seine at the heart of Nicolas Philibert’s film Sur l’Adamant, win­ner of the Golden Bear at the 2023 Berlinale. In Averroès & Rosa Parks, Philibert con­ti­nues his explo­ra­ti­on of this topic. From indi­vi­du­al inter­views to mee­tings bet­ween pati­ents and carers, the film­ma­ker focu­ses on show­ing a form of psych­ia­try that con­ti­nu­al­ly stri­ves to make room for and reha­bi­li­ta­te the pati­ents’ words. Little by litt­le, each one eases open the door to their world. But within an incre­asing­ly worn-out health sys­tem, how can the for­sa­ken be given a place in socie­ty among the rest?

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    FR 2024, 143 Min., franz. OmU
    Regie & Kamera: Nicolas Philibert
    Schnitt: Nicolas Philibert, Janusz Baranek

    mit: den Patient:innen und den Betreuer:innen der Averroès und Rosa Parks Krankenhauseinheiten im Esquirol Krankenhaus, Charenton-le-Pont, Paris.

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  • Ein kleines Stück vom Kuchen

    Ein kleines Stück vom Kuchen

    A film by Maryam Moghaddam & Behtash Sanaeeha. In Farsi with German subtitles.

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    The 70-year-old Mahin has been living alo­ne in Tehran sin­ce her hus­band died and her daugh­ter left for Europe. One after­noon, tea with fri­ends leads her to break her soli­ta­ry rou­ti­ne and revi­ta­li­se her love life. But as Mahin opens hers­elf up to a new romance, what beg­ins as an unex­pec­ted encoun­ter quick­ly evol­ves into an unpre­dic­ta­ble, unfor­gettable evening.

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    Keyke mah­boo­be man / My favou­ri­te cake
    IR/FR/SE/DE 2024, 97 Min., far­si OmU
    Regie: Maryam Moghaddam, Behtash Sanaeeha
    Kamera: Mohammad Haddadi
    Schnitt: Ata Mehrad, Behtash Sanaeeha, Ricardo Saraiva
    mit: Lily Farhadpour, Esmail Mehrabi, 

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  • Exile never ends

    Exile never ends

    A film by Bahar Bektaş. In German and Turkish with German subtitles.

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    The lon­ging for your home­land never goes away,” says the film­ma­ker Bahar Bektaş. Her brot­her is in pri­son in Germany. He is sup­po­sed to be depor­ted and is wai­ting for the ear­ly trans­fer to Turkey he has reques­ted. Because the­re seems to be no end to the wai­ting, Bahar turns her came­ra on her Alevi Kurdish fami­ly and exami­nes the con­se­quen­ces of being uproo­ted. Ina Borrmann

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    DE 2024, 100 Min., Deutsch, Türkisch mit deut­schen Untertiteln
    Regie: Bahar Bektaş.
    Kamera: Antonia Kilian und Meret Madörin
    Schnitt: Arash Asadi

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  • Crossing – Auf der Suche nach Tekla

    Crossing – Auf der Suche nach Tekla

    A film by Levan Akin. In Georgian, Turkish and English with German subtitles.

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    Lia, a reti­red tea­cher, has made a pro­mi­se to find out what hap­pen­ed to her long-lost nie­ce, Tekla. When Lia lear­ns from a neigh­bour, Achi, that Tekla might have left their Georgian home­land and be living in Turkey, Lia and Achi set off tog­e­ther to find her. Arriving in Istanbul, they dis­co­ver a beau­tiful city full of con­nec­tions and pos­si­bi­li­ties. But sear­ching for someone who never inten­ded to be found is har­der than they expec­ted – until they meet Evrim, a lawy­er fight­ing for trans rights. As Lia and Achi wea­ve their way through the city’s back­streets, Tekla starts to feel clo­ser than ever.
    Levan Akin’s fourth fea­ture film is fil­led with an impres­si­ve emo­tio­nal imme­dia­cy. Two initi­al­ly hesi­tant stran­gers over­co­me not only ideo­lo­gi­cal but also inter­nal boun­da­ries on their mis­si­on and join forces. The topo­gra­phy of the city plays just as important a role in this ode to huma­ni­ty as the array of cha­rac­ters that live within it.

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    SE/DK/FR/TR/GE 2023, 105 Min., geor­gisch, tür­kisch, engl. OmU
    Regie: Levan Akin
    Kamera: Lisabi Fridell
    Schnitt: Emma Lagrelius, Levan Akin
    mit: Mzia Arabuli, Lucas Kankava, Deniz Dumanlı 

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    CROSSING – Trailer OmU German | Deutsch
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  • Was uns hält

    Was uns hält

    A film by Daniele Luchetti. In Italian with German subtitles.

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    Naples, ear­ly 1980s: Aldo and Vanda’s mar­ria­ge finds its­elf on the rocks when Aldo falls in love with the young Lidia. Thirty years later, Aldo and Vanda are still mar­ried. A thril­ler about emo­ti­ons, a sto­ry of loyal­ty and infi­de­li­ty, of ran­cor and shame. A betra­y­al, suf­fe­ring, a secret box, a devas­ta­ted home, a cat, the voice of the lovers and that of the estranged.

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    Lacci
    IT 2020, 100 Min., ital. OmU
    Regie: Daniele Luchetti
    Kamera: Ivan Casalgrandi
    Schnitt: Aël Dallier Vega · Daniele Luchetti
    mit Alba Rohrwacher, Luigi Lo Cascio, Laura Morante, Silvio Orlando, Giovanna Mezzogiorno

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  • Ivo

    Ivo

    A film by Eva Trobisch. In German with English subtitles.

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    Ivo works as a pal­lia­ti­ve home-care nur­se. Every day, she visits fami­lies, cou­ples and sin­gle peo­p­le. They live in small flats and lar­ge hou­ses. They all have dif­fe­rent lives and deaths. They all have dif­fe­rent ways of deal­ing with the time that remains. At home, Ivo’s teenage daugh­ter has long sin­ce beco­me inde­pen­dent. From mor­ning to night, Ivo dri­ves around in her old Skoda which she has made into her per­so­nal living space. Here, she eats her meals, works, sings, swears and dreams. One of her pati­ents, Solveigh, has beco­me a clo­se fri­end. Ivo has also for­med a rela­ti­onship with Solveigh’s hus­band, Franz. Day after day, the two work tog­e­ther to care for Solveigh. And they sleep with each other. Solveigh’s strength is dimi­nis­hing and she soon has to rely on sup­port for the simp­lest tasks. She wants the final decis­i­on to be her own: she wants Ivo to help her die.

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    DE 2024, 104 Min., deut­sche OmeU
    Regie: Eva Trobisch
    Kamera: Adrian Campean
    Schnitt: Laura Lauzemis
    mit Minna Wündrich, Pia Hierzegger, Lukas Turtur

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  • Ein Schweigen

    Ein Schweigen

    A film by Joachim Lafosse. In French with German subtitles.

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    Astrid, the wife of a renow­ned lawy­er, has been silen­ced for 25 years. Her fami­ly’s equi­li­bri­um sud­den­ly col­lap­ses when her child­ren start loo­king for justice.

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    Un Silence
    FR 2023, 99 Min., franz. OmU
    Regie: Joachim Lafosse
    Kamera: Jean-Francois Hensgens
    Schnitt: Damien Keyeux
    mit Emmanuelle Devos, Daniel Auteuil, Matthieu Galloux

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  • Sleep With Your Eyes Open

    Sleep With Your Eyes Open

    A film by Nele Wohlatz. In Mandarin, Portuguese, Spanish, English with Geramn subtitles.

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    A coas­tal city in Brazil. Kai arri­ves on holi­day from Taiwan with a bro­ken heart. A mal­func­tio­ning air con­di­tio­ner leads her to end up in Fu Ang’s umbrel­la shop. He could beco­me a fri­end, but then the rai­ny sea­son fails to arri­ve and the shop clo­ses. While sear­ching for Fu Ang, Kai comes across Xiao Xin and a group of Chinese workers in a fan­cy high-rise buil­ding. Kai finds hers­elf stran­ge­ly mir­rored in Xiao Xin’s sto­ry.
    This quiet come­dy of misun­derstan­dings does not fol­low a tra­di­tio­nal dra­ma­tur­gy. The prot­ago­nists, per­for­med by an ensem­ble of first-time actors and pro­fes­sio­nals, come and go unex­pec­ted­ly. From one unknown city to the next, they fol­low the demands of their work. But over the cour­se of a hot, slow sum­mer, deli­ca­te bonds grow bet­ween them like islands in a sea full of sharks.

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    Dormir de olhos aber­tos
    Brazil / Taiwan / Argentina / Germany 2024, 97 Min., Mandarin, Portugiesisch, Spanisch, Englisch OmU
    Regie: Nele Wohlatz
    Kamera: Roman Kasseroller
    Schnitt: Yann-shan Tsai, Ana Godoy
    mit Chen Xiao Xin, Wang Shin-Hong, Liao Kai Ro, Nahuel Pérez Biscayart, Lu Yang Zong

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  • Typhoon Club

    Typhoon Club

    A film by Shinji Sōmai. In Japanese with German subtitles.

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    Winner of the Grand Prix at the first Tokyo International Film Festival in 1985, Typhoon Club is wide­ly regard­ed as the semi­nal film of direc­tor Shinji Somai’s care­er. A work of raw, ele­men­tal power, it fol­lows an ensem­ble of juni­or high stu­dents in a pro­vin­cial town, beset by a summer‑y malai­se as a typho­on looms in the air. When the storm makes land­fall, the teens hole up in their school unsu­per­vi­sed, while ano­ther class­ma­te (Yuki Kudo) dis­ap­pears alo­ne on a har­ro­wing trek to the big city. Set adrift in a world sud­den­ly unmoo­red, the stu­dents let loo­se their pent-up angst and bur­geo­ning pas­si­ons in a series of pro­pul­si­ve, phan­tas­mic scenes—part apo­ca­lyp­se, part utopia—as the delu­ge rages on into the night.
    Observed in dar­ing long takes, direc­tor Somai gives mate­ri­al form to the stu­dents’ tur­bu­lent inner lives. When day breaks and the rains let up, the youngs­ters open their eyes to a world in ruins—or a world rene­wed. The 10th best Japanese film of all time, accor­ding to Japan’s Kinema Junpo poll.

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    JP 1985, 115 Min., japan. OmU
    Regie: Shinji Sōmai
    Kamera: Akihiro Ito
    Schnitt: Isao Tomita
    mit: Yuichi Mikami, Yūki Kudō, Tomokazu Miura

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  • War and Justice

    War and Justice

    A film by Marcus Vetter and Michele Gentile. In English with German subtitles.

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    War and Justice is the first and only true-life docu­men­ta­ry about the International Criminal Court (ICC), thanks to unpre­ce­den­ted access to Ben Ferencz, Luis Moreno Ocampo (ICC’s first pro­se­cu­tor), and Karim Khan (its cur­rent pro­se­cu­tor). Film direc­tors Marcus Vetter and Michele Gentile fol­low Ocampo around the world as he enlists the sup­port of Academy Award-win­ning Angelina Jolie and as they join Ferencz in the uphill batt­le against wars in the Congo, Libya, Palestine, and Ukraine. In the cour­se of the film, the com­ple­xi­ties of inter­na­tio­nal law are given a face, and the view­er under­stands why tho­se who launch wars of aggres­si­on, the mother of all war cri­mes, can hard­ly be brought to jus­ti­ce while the world’s lar­gest mili­ta­ry powers — China, India, Russia, and the United States — remain unwil­ling to reco­gni­ze the ICC’s jurisdiction.Sadly, just as the film is about to debut, Ferencz dies at the age of 103. But Ocampo and Khan fight on in his honor, more deter­mi­ned than ever to put an end to all wars of aggres­si­on. Because war begets reven­ge; jus­ti­ce does not.

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    DE 2023 96 Min., engl. OmU
    Regie +Schnitt: Marcus Vetter und Michele Gentile

    Kamera: Christian Haardt, Marcus Vetter, Michele Gentile

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