Noch bin ich nicht, wer ich sein möchte

Noch bin ich nicht, wer ich sein möchte

A film by Klára Tasovská. 

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Libuše Jarcovjáková docu­ments her life with ana­lo­gue pho­tos and dia­ry ent­ries. Her Czechoslovakian home­land is in the repres­si­ve pha­se of “nor­ma­li­sa­ti­on” after the sup­pres­si­on of the Prague Spring in 1968. The young pho­to­grapher sear­ches for islands of free­dom in Prague as well as her sexu­al iden­ti­ty; her came­ra is her con­stant com­pa­n­ion. One of the­se islands is the T‑Club, a mee­ting place for the que­er sce­ne. When a mur­der is com­mit­ted and the poli­ce beco­me inte­res­ted in Libuše’s pho­tos from the club, her per­so­nal jour­ney of eman­ci­pa­ti­on is abrupt­ly cut short. She enters into a mar­ria­ge of con­ve­ni­ence and moves to West Berlin. But this new world is also fil­led with obs­ta­cles. Using the last of her money, she flies to Tokyo and, for a short time, beco­mes a sought-after fashion pho­to­grapher the­re. Continuing to search for the life she wants to live, Libuše’s path leads her back to Prague via Berlin after the fall of the Iron Curtain. Using only pho­to­graphs and the dia­ry ent­ries she reads out hers­elf, the artist – tog­e­ther with the film­ma­ker – inti­m­ate­ly rela­tes her search for iden­ti­ty, ever­y­day strug­gles, phy­si­cal­i­ty, rela­ti­onships and emotions

Noch bin ich nicht, wer ich sein möchte
Noch bin ich nicht, wer ich sein möchte
Noch bin ich nicht, wer ich sein möchte
Noch bin ich nicht, wer ich sein möchte
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Ještě nej­sem, kým chci být
CZ/SK/AU 2024, 90 Min., tsche­chi­sche Originalfassung mit deut­schen Untertiteln
Regie: Klára Tasovská
Schnitt: Alexander Kashcheev

Trailer:
NOCH BIN ICH NICHT, WER ICH SEIN MÖCHTE Trailer Deutsch | German [HD]

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  • Noch bin ich nicht, wer ich sein möchte

    Noch bin ich nicht, wer ich sein möchte

    A film by Klára Tasovská. 

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    Libuše Jarcovjáková docu­ments her life with ana­lo­gue pho­tos and dia­ry ent­ries. Her Czechoslovakian home­land is in the repres­si­ve pha­se of “nor­ma­li­sa­ti­on” after the sup­pres­si­on of the Prague Spring in 1968. The young pho­to­grapher sear­ches for islands of free­dom in Prague as well as her sexu­al iden­ti­ty; her came­ra is her con­stant com­pa­n­ion. One of the­se islands is the T‑Club, a mee­ting place for the que­er sce­ne. When a mur­der is com­mit­ted and the poli­ce beco­me inte­res­ted in Libuše’s pho­tos from the club, her per­so­nal jour­ney of eman­ci­pa­ti­on is abrupt­ly cut short. She enters into a mar­ria­ge of con­ve­ni­ence and moves to West Berlin. But this new world is also fil­led with obs­ta­cles. Using the last of her money, she flies to Tokyo and, for a short time, beco­mes a sought-after fashion pho­to­grapher the­re. Continuing to search for the life she wants to live, Libuše’s path leads her back to Prague via Berlin after the fall of the Iron Curtain. Using only pho­to­graphs and the dia­ry ent­ries she reads out hers­elf, the artist – tog­e­ther with the film­ma­ker – inti­m­ate­ly rela­tes her search for iden­ti­ty, ever­y­day strug­gles, phy­si­cal­i­ty, rela­ti­onships and emotions

    Noch bin ich nicht, wer ich sein möchte
    Noch bin ich nicht, wer ich sein möchte
    Noch bin ich nicht, wer ich sein möchte
    Noch bin ich nicht, wer ich sein möchte
    Credits:

    Ještě nej­sem, kým chci být
    CZ/SK/AU 2024, 90 Min., tsche­chi­sche Originalfassung mit deut­schen Untertiteln
    Regie:     Klára Tasovská
    Schnitt: Alexander Kashcheev

    Trailer:
    NOCH BIN ICH NICHT, WER ICH SEIN MÖCHTE Trailer Deutsch | German [HD]

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  • Die Saat des heiligen Feigenbaums

    Die Saat des heiligen Feigenbaums

    A film by Mohammad Rasoulof. In Farsi with German subtitles.

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    A tar­get of Iran’s hard­li­ne con­ser­va­ti­ve govern­ment for his films’ cri­ti­cism of the sta­te, direc­tor Mohammad Rasoulof fled his home coun­try to avo­id an eight-year pri­son sen­tence, though he hadn’t finis­hed editing his latest film yet. His sea­ring dra­ma The Seed of the Sacred Fig won a Special Prize from the jury and three other awards on its pre­mie­re at the Cannes Film Festival. The film is every bit as urgent and grip­ping as its real-life back­story would por­tend: long­time govern­ment worker Iman (Missagh Zareh) has just recei­ved a major pro­mo­ti­on to the role of judge’s inves­ti­ga­tor, to the hop­eful delight of his wife Najmeh (Soheila Golestani); at the same moment, a series of stu­dent pro­tests against the govern­ment have explo­ded in the streets, sto­king the sym­pa­thies of their inde­pen­dent-min­ded daugh­ters Rezvan (Mahsa Rostami) and Sana (Setareh Maleki). The gro­wing wedge bet­ween pro­gres­si­ve child­ren and tra­di­tio­nal par­ents inten­si­fies through a series of unsett­ling events that put Iman’s future in jeo­par­dy. Both para­noia thril­ler and dome­stic dra­ma, The Seed of the Sacred Fig is abo­ve all an epic of anti-patri­ar­chal poli­ti­cal conviction.

    Die Saat des heiligen Feigenbaums
    Die Saat des heiligen Feigenbaums
    Die Saat des heiligen Feigenbaums
    Die Saat des heiligen Feigenbaums
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    IR, DE, FR 2024, 168 Min., far­si OmU
    Regie: Mohammad Rasoulof
    Kamera: Pooyan Aghababaei
    Schnitt: Andrew Bird
    mit Missagh Zareh, Soheila Golestani, Mahsa Rostami, Setareh Maleki, Niousha Akhshi 

    Trailer:
    The Seed of the Sacred Fig – Trailer OV/d
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  • Bird

    Bird

    A film by Andrea Arnold. In English with German subtitles.

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    12 year old Bailey lives with her sin­gle dad Bug and brot­her Hunter in a squat in North Kent. Bug doesn’t have much time for his kids and Bailey who is approa­ching puber­ty seeks atten­ti­on and adven­ture elsewhere.

    Bird
    Bird
    Bird
    Bird
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    GB 2023, 119 Min., engl. OmU,
    Regie: Andrea Arnold
    Kamera: Robbie Ryan
    Schnitt: Joe Bini
    mit: Barry Keoghan, Franz Rogowski, Nykiya Adams, Jason Edward Buda, Jasmine Jobson, James Nelson-Joyce
    Kayleigh Frankie Box

    Trailer:
    BIRD l Deutscher OmU Trailer
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  • Flow

    Flow

    A film by Gints Zilbalodis. Without dialogues.

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    The world seems to be coming to an end, tee­ming with the ves­ti­ges of a human pre­sence. Cat is a soli­ta­ry ani­mal, but as its home is devas­ta­ted by a gre­at flood, he finds refu­ge on a boat popu­la­ted by various spe­ci­es, and will have to team up with them despi­te their dif­fe­ren­ces. In the lone­so­me boat sai­ling through mys­ti­cal over­flowed land­scapes, they navi­ga­te the chal­lenges and dan­gers of adap­ting to this new world.

    Flow
    Flow
    Flow
    Credits:

    LV/FR/BE 2023, 84 Min., ohne Dialog
    Regie: Gints Zilbalodis
    Kamera: Léo Silly Pélissier
    Schnitt: Gints Zilbalodis 

    Trailer:
    FLOW l Kinotrailer
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  • Bird

    Bird

    A film by Andrea Arnold. In English with German subtitles.

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    12 year old Bailey lives with her sin­gle dad Bug and brot­her Hunter in a squat in North Kent. Bug doesn’t have much time for his kids and Bailey who is approa­ching puber­ty seeks atten­ti­on and adven­ture elsewhere.

    Bird
    Bird
    Bird
    Bird
    Credits:

    GB 2023, 119 Min., engl. OmU,
    Regie: Andrea Arnold
    Kamera: Robbie Ryan
    Schnitt: Joe Bini
    mit: Barry Keoghan, Franz Rogowski, Nykiya Adams, Jason Edward Buda, Jasmine Jobson, James Nelson-Joyce
    Kayleigh Frankie Box

    Trailer:
    BIRD l Deutscher OmU Trailer
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  • September & July

    September & July

    A film by Ariane Labed. In English with German subtitles.

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    Sisters July and September are very clo­se, but very dif­fe­rent: September is pro­tec­ti­ve and dis­trustful; July, open and curious. An inci­dent in school forces them to flee to an old holi­day home with their mum, whe­re a series of sur­re­al events cau­se their bond to shift in ways July can­not comprehend.

    September & July
    September & July
    Credits:

    September Says
    FR/GR/IE/DE/UK 2023, 96 Min., engl. OmU
    Regie: Ariane Labed
    Kamera: Balthazar Lab
    Schnitt: Bettina Böhler
    mit: Mia Tharia, Pascale Kann, Rakhee Thakrar 

    Trailer:
    September Says – Official Clip
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  • Die Unerwünschten

    Die Unerwünschten

    A film by Ladj Ly. In French with German subtitles.

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    When the mayor of a Paris sub­urb dies, Pierre, a doc­tor, agrees to fill the posi­ti­on. He intends to con­ti­nue the xeno­pho­bic poli­ci­es of his pre­de­ces­sor, who aimed to rede­ve­lop the­se pover­ty-stri­cken immi­grant neigh­bor­hoods. But Haby, an acti­vist resi­dent of immi­grant heri­ta­ge, refu­ses to be dri­ven out and mounts an escala­ting batt­le for the office.

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    Bâtiment 5 / Les Indésirables
    FR 2023, 106 Min., frz. OmU
    Regie:     Ladj Ly
    Kamera: Julien Poupard
    Schnitt: Flora Volpelière
    mit: Anta Diaw, Alexis Manenti, Aristote Luyindula, Steve Tientcheu, Aurélia Petit 

    Trailer:
    BÂTIMENT 5 (Official Trailer, OV/d)
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  • Vom Ende eines Zeitalters …

    Vom Ende eines Zeitalters …

    A film by Christoph Hübner and Gabriele Voss. In German.

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    A film about the end of the coal mining era in the Ruhrgebiet area.

    Vom Ende eines Zeitalters …
    Vom Ende eines Zeitalters …
    Vom Ende eines Zeitalters …
    Vom Ende eines Zeitalters …
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    DE 2023, 155 Min., Deutsch
    Regie: Christoph Hübner und Gabriele Voss
    Kamera: Christoph Hübner
    Schnitt: Gabriele Voss

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  • Flow

    Flow

    A film by Gints Zilbalodis. Without dialogues.

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    The world seems to be coming to an end, tee­ming with the ves­ti­ges of a human pre­sence. Cat is a soli­ta­ry ani­mal, but as its home is devas­ta­ted by a gre­at flood, he finds refu­ge on a boat popu­la­ted by various spe­ci­es, and will have to team up with them despi­te their dif­fe­ren­ces. In the lone­so­me boat sai­ling through mys­ti­cal over­flowed land­scapes, they navi­ga­te the chal­lenges and dan­gers of adap­ting to this new world.

    Flow
    Flow
    Flow
    Credits:

    LV/FR/BE 2023, 84 Min., ohne Dialog
    Regie: Gints Zilbalodis
    Kamera: Léo Silly Pélissier
    Schnitt: Gints Zilbalodis 

    Trailer:
    FLOW l Kinotrailer
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  • Bird

    Bird

    A film by Andrea Arnold. In English with German subtitles.

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    12 year old Bailey lives with her sin­gle dad Bug and brot­her Hunter in a squat in North Kent. Bug doesn’t have much time for his kids and Bailey who is approa­ching puber­ty seeks atten­ti­on and adven­ture elsewhere.

    Bird
    Bird
    Bird
    Bird
    Credits:

    GB 2023, 119 Min., engl. OmU,
    Regie: Andrea Arnold
    Kamera: Robbie Ryan
    Schnitt: Joe Bini
    mit: Barry Keoghan, Franz Rogowski, Nykiya Adams, Jason Edward Buda, Jasmine Jobson, James Nelson-Joyce
    Kayleigh Frankie Box

    Trailer:
    BIRD l Deutscher OmU Trailer
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