Kinshasa-Köln-Connection: Volume 4 - Workshops mit Nizar Saleh und Paul Shemisi

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A creative workshop for younger students that focuses on film and character development. In this workshop, the children create their own “heroes” and use them to express their hopes and realities.

ZONE M erzählt uns vom Klima (ZONE M Tells Us About the Climate) is a participatory workshop that uses a documentary film as a starting point to discuss the challenges of climate change and environmental justice with young people.

A Hip-Hop Workshop makes learning French fun and offers the opportunity to express one’s own thoughts using the techniques of hip-hop poetry.

Kinshasa-Köln-Connection: Volume 4 - Workshops mit Nizar Saleh und Paul Shemisi Direction: Paul Shemisi, Nizar Saleh, , , 90 min

Guests

Paul Shemisi

Paul Shemisi is a photographer, documentary filmmaker and hip-hop poet. His work, whether as a poet or as a cameraman, shows “his” Kinshasa: an artistically flourishing cosmopolitan city with an incomparable wealth of invention – the daily weapon of resistance and the engine for the resilience of the population. He will offer hip-hop workshops in French at schools in Cologne and other creative workshops together with Nizar Saleh. 

Since 2016, Paul and Nizar have formed the COLLECTIF FAIRE-PART collective together with other Belgian filmmakers. Their common theme is primarily the reappraisal of colonialism. Paul is co-founder of the production company “Kimpavita Film”.

Nizar Saleh

Mozalisi Nizar Saleh ist ein kongolesischer Filmemacher, bildender Künstler und Produzent, der in Antwerpen, Belgien, lebt. In seinen Arbeiten verbindet er Dokumentarfilm, postkoloniale Erinnerungsarbeit und experimentelle Bildgestaltung. In seinen Filmen beschäftigt er sich mit verschwiegenen Erzählungen, postkolonialen Spuren und zeitgenössischen Verbindungen zwischen Afrika und Europa. Der aus Kinshasa stammende Künstler entwickelt eine filmische Praxis zwischen intimer Beobachtung, Archivarbeit und visueller Recherche. Er ist Gründungsmitglied des belgisch-kongolesischen Collectif FAIRE-PART. Zu seinen jüngsten Projekten zählen „Kingongolo Kiniata“ und „Bakufi te“ (The Unburyables).