Sixth Screening of the 5th 180' Berlin Filmfest
Schedule
Mon Jan 02 2023 at 07:00 pm to 08:30 pm
Location
Oblomov Kreuzkoelln | Berlin, BE
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The 180' Berlin Filmfest is back!!Join us at the Oblomov Kreuzkoelln for the sixth screening of our 2022 edition.
Free to enter. Message us to reserve your spot!
(All films include either English audio or subtitles.)
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PROGRAMME 02 JAN
Hozzád? / Your Place? by Benedek Vida
Hungary
Short
No one knows, including her parents, that Zoe (23) lives in her car. It doesn’t bother her too much, she tries to see the good in her situation. Since she’s from the countryside, she’s drawn to nature, especially at night. She feels safe in the dark, among the trees, far away from the noises of the city. She might come across as harsh sometimes - it’s her way to protect herself and her precious secrets. However, she’s a deeply feeling person, especially with those in need of empathy. She often feels alone but struggles to initiate and open up. One day, a chap called Gabor (25) comes into the coffeeshop where Zoe works and after some chatting, they get really curious about one another. They decide to get dinner together. The date goes well but when things seem to be getting a bit serious both of them back up for made-up reasons. Zoe then rather mysteriously comes up with the idea to go to someplace she knows, asking Gabor to take her with his car. When they finally arrive, there is a sudden conflict that sheds light on Gabor’s secret, finally making it clear to both of them that they might be more similar than they thought.
A lot of people are “temporarily homeless” in Hungary. The biggest problem, however, is that Hungarians don’t talk about their problems honestly. Should that happen, they could make their lives a lot easier as well as be closer to each other.
Who Owns the City? by Jennifer Mallmann
Germany 2021
Short
Unanswered voicemails face the destruction of urban living and cultural space and the displacement of its people. A portrait of impermanence.
"Who owns the city?" capture the impacts and consequences of gentrification in Berlin and allows for the pain of the people affected by their housing struggle. It addresses the essential right to a home - and criticizes the economic and political conditions by which our housing conditions are determined in reality.
The film shows people who fight, who want to participate and who belong to the city.
The film focuses on three places: The bookstore Kisch & Co, the solidarity-based neighborhood pub and a prefabricated building for the socially These places are connected with voice massages that represent the remains of a broken relationship and symbolize the loss of the former inhabitants of the houses.
The Sound of Memory by Branka Pavlović and Nikola Polić
Germany 2020
Short Documentary
A group of young professional and non-professional actors and musicians is reconstructing the Auschwitz girls' orchestra in a theatre project based on the original testimonies of the survivors from Auschwitz-Birkenau. Confronted with the cruelty and despair of the camp 75 years later, young people on stage and some of the last survivors come together in a cinematic dialogue between the past and the future.
A Play for Public by Vida Kasaei and Amir Komelizadeh
Netherlands 2021
Short Experimental
An essay film which ponders upon the struggles of neoliberal city.
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Where is it happening?
Oblomov Kreuzkoelln, Lenaustrasse 7,Berlin, GermanyEvent Location & Nearby Stays: