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18Sunday, 18 June 2023Sunday, 18. June 2023, 19:00
Open-Air: Open air: Dinner + film evening

30Friday, 30 June 2023Friday, 30. June 2023, 19:00
Open-Air: Open air: Networking get-together, cooking performance, film evening

3Monday, 03 July 2023Monday, 03. July 2023
Open-Air: Open air: Project week "Jeden Stein umdrehen: die Schule der Grünfläche"

27Thursday, 27 July 2023Thursday, 27. July 2023, 15:00 – 18:00
Open-Air: Open air: Filmworkshop "Plaudernde Welten – Mundos parlantes" with rampe:aktion

4Friday, 04 August 2023Friday, 04. August 2023, 16:00
Open-Air: Open air: Sound walk, final presentation, cooking performance, DJ set

1Friday, 01 September 2023Friday, 01. September 2023, 20:00
Open-Air: Open air: Final evening, dinner and film evening

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Open air: Cooking performance + film evening on the green land

Friday, 28 July 2023, 20:00

Cooking performance + film evening on the green land

Address:Green land near U5 station Cottbusser Platz, at Maxie-Wander-Straße/corner Carola-Neher-Straße, 12619 Berlin
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German
English

Entry: free
Organized by: neue Gesellschaft für bildende Kunst

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Cooking performance + film evening on the green land

20:00: Cooking performance by Sultan Mahmoud, collective dinner
21:00: Film evening Zusammenleben on the green space, curated by Florian Wüst

Zusammenleben (Living Together)
Thomas Fürhapter
AT 2022, 90 mins, OV with German subtitles

Followed by a conversation with Mekonnen Shiferaw (Babel e.V.)

How do migrants view Vienna and Austria? Which types of information and which “values” arediscussed in integration courses, and which are ignored? In Zusammenleben (Living Together), Thomas Fürhapter shows how both legal and highly personal matters are addressed in these courses. Between cultural mediation and discussion group, the result is a complex document of diversity, with all of the attendant challenges and potential sources of irritation.

“There was once a place in Vienna where people could study and learn how to live together. As an EU-funded municipal project, modules were developed to make it easier for refugees – but also newcomers in general – to find their way around the city: self-determined everyday life with the help of refugee expertise. Now that the EU funding has run out, what remains is a documentary by Thomas Fürhapter who, with Judith Benedikt and Klemens Koscher steadying the camera, explores the course program, listens to people working out possible solutions, and, above all, looks at faces with real devotion.” (Regina Schlagnitweit)

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