20.9. Friday
22:00 Filmforum Museum Ludwig
With director Gabriel Martins in attendance
Price: 7 Euro / 5 Euro (reduced)
With director Gabriel Martins in attendance
Price: 7 Euro / 5 Euro (reduced)
R: Zózimo Bulbul; Brasilien 1973;
ohne Worte; digital; 11 min.
ALMA NO OLHO tells the story of slavery in Brazil in a one-man performance accompanied by saxophone music by John Coltrane. With his historic masterpiece in 1973, director Zózimo Bulbul paved the way for black filmmaking in Brazil.
R: Gabriel Martins; Brasilien 2017;
OF bras. m. engl. UT; digital; 27 min.
NADA – “nothing” – is 18-year-old Bia’s reply when her parents and teachers ask her what she wants to do when she leaves school. A parable against the neoliberal pressure to be successful in modern-day Brazil.
R: Eduardo Carvalho, Marcos Carvalho;
Brasilien 2018;
OF bras. m. engl. UT; digital; 22 min.
EU, MINHA MÃE E WALLACE tells the story of a father who, after spending years in prison, goes to see his family in a Rio favela and has just one wish…
R: Ana Pi; Brasilien 2018;
OF bras. m. engl. UT; digital; 27 min.
In the poetic dance film NoirBLUE – DÉPLACEMENTS D’UNE DANSE the director visits several West and East African countries in search for her identity.
R: David Aynan; Brasilien 2017;
OF bras. m. engl. UT; digital; 17 min.
O SOM DO SILÊNCIO documents the lack of communication between people of different generations, using the example of ten-year-old Binho and his father Osvaldo.
R: Aline Motta; Brasilien 2018;
OF engl., digital; 8 min.
In PONTES SOBRE ABISMOS director Aline Motta wants to find out about her grandmother’s early life which, like so much of Brazil’s slaveholding past, has always remained a family secret.
R: Viviane Ferreira; Brasilien 2014;
OF bras. m. engl. UT; digital; 21 min.
O DIA DE JERUSA is the story of an ageing woman, who lives alone and is lonely, until an unexpected visitor changes everything.