Rahlgasse 1 (corner of Theobaldgasse)
1060 Vienna
Helga Chinagi, a Viennese pensioner, creates a photo book about her life and origins. In doing so, she speaks about growing up in the post-war period, her work as a nurse, and her romantic relationships in the times when patriarchy was more robust than today. It is the multifaceted life of a fighter who asserted herself as a feminist away from academic discourse. Director Anna Hirschmann paints a considerate and funny portrait of a strong woman who is especially happy about one thing in her everyday life: her washing machine!
A TV-documentary on antisemitism that caused a scandal in 2017: the TV-channels ARTE and WDR refused to air the film for it did not meet their quality standards. Critics and Jewish Institutions accused the responsibles of censorship and anti-israe...
Leak and Amas, two trans men, play for the U21 women’s soccer team in Kampong Chhnang, Cambodia. Their coach and father, 61-year-old Pa Vann, opens his home to them and other LGBTQIA+ players and queer youth as a safe space where they can be thems...
One of the much-cited system-relevant occupational groups during the pandemic is given a protesting voice in this film: a chorus of complaints made up of caregivers in a nursing home in a small town in Finland. They expose the disastrous everyday ...
