Film evening in the FHXB Museum: conversation about walls and migration

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Bezirksbürgermeisterin Clara Herrmann informiert über einen bevorstehenden Filmabend mit Gespräch, der vom FHXB Museum veranstaltet wird. Der Filmabend wird Ausschnitte aus dem Film „Mauern 2.0 – migrantische und antirassistische Perspektiven auf den Mauerfall“ präsentieren, der sich mit den Auswirkungen des Mauerfalls auf türkeistämmige Migrant*innen in Kreuzberg befasst. Der Regisseur Can Candan interviewte diese Gruppe bereits 1991 und die Autorinnen Jana König, Elisabeth Steffen und Inga Turczyn haben einige Mitwirkende erneut befragt, um ihre Perspektiven auf Themen wie Rassismus, Nationalismus und ökonomische Ausbeutung zu reflektieren. Der Filmabend wird von einer Diskussionsrunde begleitet, an der Pia Eiringhaus von der Stiftung Berliner Mauer, …
District Mayor Clara Herrmann informs about an upcoming film evening with a conversation organized by the FHXB Museum. The film evening will present excerpts from the film "Walls 2.0 - Migrant and Anti -Racist perspectives on the fall of the Berlin Wall", which deals with the effects of the fall of the Berlin Wall on Turkish migrants in Kreuzberg. The director Can Candan interviewed this group in 1991 and the authors Jana König, Elisabeth Steffen and Inga Turczyn interviewed some contributors again to reflect on their perspectives on topics such as racism, nationalism and economic exploitation. The film evening is accompanied by a discussion round at which Pia Eiringhaus from the Berlin Wall Foundation, ... (Symbolbild/MB)

District Mayor Clara Herrmann informs about an upcoming film evening with a conversation organized by the FHXB Museum. The film evening will present excerpts from the film "Walls 2.0 - Migrant and Anti -Racist perspectives on the fall of the Berlin Wall", which deals with the effects of the fall of the Berlin Wall on Turkish migrants in Kreuzberg. The director Can Candan interviewed this group in 1991 and the authors Jana König, Elisabeth Steffen and Inga Turczyn have asked some participants again to reflect on their perspectives on topics such as racism, nationalism and economic exploitation.

The film evening will be accompanied by a discussion round in which Pia Eiringhaus from the Berlin Mauer Foundation, Jana König from the FHXB Museum and Inga Turczyn, freelance author and director. The moderation is taken over by Nora Hogrefe by the Coordination Center Historical City Markings, Aktivet Museum. The event will take place on Thursday, May 16, 2024, at 6 p.m. in the FHXB Museum in Berlin. Admission is free and the event is carried out in German speakers and barrier -free.

This cooperation between the Berlin Referring Officer and the FHXB Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg Museum offers visitors an insight into the multi-layered perspectives on the fall of the Berlin Wall and its effects on various groups in society. The event offers an opportunity for an interactive exchange about historical events and current social developments.

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| What | When |
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| Film evening "Walls 2.0" | Thursday, May 16, 2024, at 6 p.m. |
| Discussion round | With Pia Eiringhaus, Jana König and Inga Turczyn |
| Moderation | Nora Hogrefe from the Coordination Center Historical City Markings |
| Where | FHXB Museum, Adalbertstraße 95a, 10999 Berlin |
| Contact | press@ba-fk.berlin.de, phone: (030) 90298-2843 |

The event promises an informative and relevant examination of a significant moment of Berlin history from a variety of perspectives.


Source: www.berlin.de