Rahlgasse 1 (corner of Theobaldgasse)
1060 Vienna
Alexandra Tatar spends time with her mother, who lives in Romania, during the pandemic by signing up as a harvest worker at an Austrian winery in autumn 2020. The resulting video work Mâna care taie reflects Tatar's own experiences and reveals imperialist power structures within Europe. The work uses a multi-layered collage of video footage, mobile phone videos, photographs, conversation recordings, soundscapes and an astute voice-over in her native language. It questions the hegemonic image of Austrian wine culture by altering landscape images and revealing hidden contexts of meaning.
Q&A with the filmmaker Alexandra Tatar (MÂNE CARE TAIE) and the filmmaker Albin Wildner (DIE GEBLIEBEN).
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