THE ART OF COLLABORATION - Migration & Diaspora
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| Free of charge |
| Book your ticket in advance online or at the box office in the Foyer. |
| English |
| Ground Floor, Hall 2 |
| Part of: AFRIKAMERA |
In the public discourse format “THE ART OF COLLABORATION – Migration & Diaspora“, African and European filmmakers and multipliers address questions around (Afro)-diasporic filmmaking in various discussion rounds and a roundtable. Questions about identities, narratives and backgrounds and the mutual influence of the diasporic community and the majority society on the film language will be raised and the cooperation and networks for transnational filmmaking will be highlighted. Related to this are discussions of what stories diasporic filmmakers want to or are able to tell in their films. Production and financing opportunities and the current challenges related to co-productions in transnational cinema will be discussed at the roundtable.
Conception: Uta Rügner, Édith Nabos
A brief introduction to the practice of self-presenting cinema. The concept of self-representation is originally based on an emancipated method and is rooted in the subjectivity of the individual artist and citizen. A peripheral body is essentially interested in acting and changing the global spaces surrounding it, as it is itself a body in transit.
Keynote by Welket Bungué (Guinea-Bissau/Portugal/Germany), director, author and actor (including Berlin Alexanderplatz and Crimes of the Future by David Cronenberg)
What stories does the diasporic cinema bring to the screen? How do experiences of movement in different environments and within diasporic communities translate into the filmmakers’ stories and into their film language?
With Kantarama Gahigiri (Rwanda/Switzerland), Keni Ogunlola (England/Nigeria), Adolf El Assal (Egypt/Luxembourg), Khadar Ayderus Ahmed (Somalia/France)
Moderation: Rabih El-Khoury
What does collaboration mean for transnational filmmaking? How can networks generate collaboration? What are the production and funding opportunities available? How to face the current challenges in the context of co-productions and collaboration in transnational cinema?
With Teboho Edkins (South Africa), Don Edkins (South Africa), Aurélien Bodinaux (Belgium), Innocent Munyeshuri (Rwanda), Neo Mosoang (South Africa)
Moderation: Rabih El-Khoury