Events
"Life-Building. On Metabolic Structures, Energetic Art, and Dynamic Architecture in the Early Soviet Period": Workshop
Location: Garystr. 55 302a
Talk with Yuliya Tsimafeyeva
Location: online via Webex
Lecture and discussion with Anna Dziapshipa (Tbilisi)
Location: online via Webex
Seminar exhibition: "Testimonies of war"
Project exhibition by students of the Institute for East European Studies and the Peter Szondi Institute for General and Comparative Literature at the FU Berlin
Location: Freie Universität Berlin Habelschwerdter Allee 45, Raum JK 28/228
Workshop: "Energies of the Avant-Garde"
Location: Seminarzentrum der Freien Universität Berlin Otto-von-Simson-Straße 26 14195 Berlin Raum 116
Discussion with Eva Yakubovska and Vlada Vorobiova (Віче/Vitsche e.V.) ("Einführung in die Kulturgeschichte")
Location: Garystraße 55, Seminarraum 101
Dr. Maia Barkaia: "Borderlands Perspective and Imperial Faultlines in the Historiography of Georgian-Abkhaz Relations"
As part of the seminar "Flucht, Trauma und Erinnerung in der georgischen Literatur und im Film" (taught by Irine Beridze), on 13th of December Dr. Maia Barkaia will give a lecture on "Borderlands Perspective and Imperial Faultlines in the Historiography of Georgian-Abkhaz Relations".
Location: online (via Webex)
"The Frontier": screening and discussion
Location: Garystraße 55 Hörsaal A
Talk with director Aliaksei Paluyan ("Einführung in die Kulturgeschichte")
Location: Garystr. 55, Seminarraum 101
Film screening and discussion: "Evge" ("Homeward")
Nariman Aliev Ukraine 2019 / Original with subtitles / 96 mins
Location: Arsenal Potsdamer Straße 2 10785 Berlin
Movie talk "Atlantis" (Köln)
"ifs Encounters" #standwithukraine in cooperation with the Film Festival Cologne (FFCGN) On the Screen: "Atlantis" by Valentyn Vassjanowytsch (Ukraine 2019, feature film, 108 min., OV with engl. subtitles) Followed by a discussion with Kateryna Stebnovska (1. assistant director) moderated by Irine Beridze (Institute for East European Studies FU Berlin) in English Language
Location: internationale filmschule köln
3rd screening of the series "8 Years of War in Ukraine": "Tera" by Nikon Romanchenko
The film series is organized in cooperation between the Media Library of the Institute for East European Studies at Freie Universität Berlin and the Ukrainian Film Festival Berlin (UFFB) . The series brings together three films (documentary and feature films) by Ukrainian filmmakers that mark contemporary Ukrainian cinema in the context of the war with Russia, which has been going on for eight years now. The aim of the series is to open different perspectives on the war, realized in different narratives and visual representations: a post-apocalyptic industrial horror, a reflection on the long-term effects of the war, a documentary of life in wartime, where even small details suddenly receive new meaning. What unites the films in the series are the voices of Ukrainian filmmakers who lived and shot in Ukraine before and during the war, and whose works illuminate the specific context from a multidimensional perspective. All screenings will be accompanied by expert talks + a fundraiser for Docudays UA , which will address questions about the current role of art, the visibility of Ukrainian filmmakers in times of war, and the future of Ukrainian cinema with invited filmmakers and guests. For more information about the film series, the movies, and the fundraiser, please click HERE (in German).
Location: City Kino Wedding Müllerstraße 74 13349 Berlin
2nd screening of the series "8 years of war in Ukraine": "Atlantis" by Valentyn Vasyanovych
The film series is organized in cooperation between the Media Library of the Institute for East European Studies at Freie Universität Berlin and the Ukrainian Film Festival Berlin (UFFB) . The series brings together three films (documentary and feature films) by Ukrainian filmmakers that mark contemporary Ukrainian cinema in the context of the war with Russia, which has been going on for eight years now. The aim of the series is to open different perspectives on the war, realized in different narratives and visual representations: a post-apocalyptic industrial horror, a reflection on the long-term effects of the war, a documentary of life in wartime, where even small details suddenly receive new meaning. What unites the films in the series are the voices of Ukrainian filmmakers who lived and shot in Ukraine before and during the war, and whose works illuminate the specific context from a multidimensional perspective. All screenings will be accompanied by expert talks + a fundraiser for Docudays UA , which will address questions about the current role of art, the visibility of Ukrainian filmmakers in times of war, and the future of Ukrainian cinema with invited filmmakers and guests. For more information about the film series, the movies, and the fundraiser, please click HERE (in German).
Location: City Kino Wedding Müllerstraße 74 13349 Berlin
1st screening of the series "8 Years of War in Ukraine": "No Obvious Signs" by Alina Gorlova
The film series is organized in cooperation between the Media Library of the Institute for East European Studies at Freie Universität Berlin and the Ukrainian Film Festival Berlin (UFFB) . The series brings together three films (documentary and feature films) by Ukrainian filmmakers that mark contemporary Ukrainian cinema in the context of the war with Russia, which has been going on for eight years now. The aim of the series is to open different perspectives on the war, realized in different narratives and visual representations: a post-apocalyptic industrial horror, a reflection on the long-term effects of the war, a documentary of life in wartime, where even small details suddenly receive new meaning. What unites the films in the series are the voices of Ukrainian filmmakers who lived and shot in Ukraine before and during the war, and whose works illuminate the specific context from a multidimensional perspective. All screenings will be accompanied by expert talks + a fundraiser for Docudays UA , which will address questions about the current role of art, the visibility of Ukrainian filmmakers in times of war, and the future of Ukrainian cinema with invited filmmakers and guests. For more information about the film series, the movies, and the fundraiser, please click HERE (in German).
Location: Filmkunst 66 Bleibtreustraße 12 10623 Berlin
Film screening: "Pipeline" ("Truba")
in the framework of the "Energy Empire East" film series
Film screening: "The Bell of Chernobyl" ("Kolokol Černobylja")
in the framework of the "Energy Empire East" film series
Film screening: "The Earth Thirsts" ("Zemlja žaždet")
in the framework of the "Energy Empire East" film series